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Servo Engine Lands Support For Rendering Inline SVG Elements, More Performance

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  • The lead developer celebrated Charlie Kirk and whined about how white men are discriminated against in tech. Comes in addition to some earlier comments indicating he has fragile white man views on gender as well.

    • New York judge tosses terrorism charges against Luigi Mangione, lets murder count stand

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  • The emphasis on "intimidate and coerce a civilian population" is interesting. Seems to imply billionaires are not considered part of the civilian population. As they shouldn't be.

    • Court staff cover up Banksy image of judge beating a protester

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  • In case you're genuinely out of the loop, here's a quick recap:

    1. UK ships supplies for the Israeli army
    2. Group called Palestine Action decides protesting is not enough, commits to sabotage
    3. UK declares Palestine Action to be a terrorist organization
    4. Protesters voicing/showing support for Palestine Action get arrested on terrorism charges

    So now, if you want to get arrested in the UK, you only need a piece of paper and four words: "I support Palestine Action". It's really that easy to become a terrorist these days. It used to be you needed to bomb a pub for that, or at least be somewhere in the relative proximity when somebody else did it.

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    • ‘People are so angry’: how wealth tax became a battleground in Norway’s election

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  • What the billionaires don't understand is that we don't give a fuck about having them around if they're not gonna pay taxes. Let them rot in some tax haven for all I care, but don't touch our taxes.

    Norwegians discuss tax with confidence, because they have access to all the right data. Almost uniquely among democratic nations, the tax returns of named individuals are public, in a database that all citizens can access. Likewise, information on companies is detailed and reliable.

    If there is one thing other countries should learn from Norway, it's this. Where I currently live my colleagues are deeply unhappy and they all suspect their colleagues earn more than themselves. In Norway, you can just check. If women systematically earn less than men in the workplace at least we'll know. And when whiny entrepreneurs complain loudly in public that they are bankrupted by taxes, journalists can easily expose how they receive millions in state support while only paying a few thousand in tax.