It seems Voyager is failing to highlight the link text. I just use the regular web interface and it looks like this:

One of the sentences in my previous comment was the link. Here’s the URL:

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/what-to-know-about-the-el-salvador-mega-prison-where-trump-sent-hundreds-of-immigrants

“It was just said that his green card was flagged,” Senior told WGBH. She said her son was “violently interrogated,” stripped naked by immigration officials and put into a cold shower.

“He hardly got anything to drink. And then he wasn’t feeling very well and he collapsed,” she said.

Source: Newsweek

Someone else replied to say it was incorrect.

Don’t you have to install that? I thought Ubuntu came with vi and nano.

Don’t even engage with the “wrong kind of pen” argument. It’s a prime example of fascists wasting your time debating words spoken in bad faith to distract you while they round people up in the streets.

If these unjust and illegal actions can’t be stopped through elections, politicians or courts, it does seem the only ways to stop them would involve physically obstructing them.

There are legitimate reasons to criticize Canada - its treatment of indigenous peoples, global pollution and human rights abuses by its mining companies, its carbon footprint per capita, etc. But these are the bits of Canada the Trumpists would like.

Can you explain how Canada has been taking your money?

Everything they do suggests the goal is just to ruin the USA and its (former) allies.

We need an open-source printer project. But apparently it’s very difficult to do.

I’m using a Brother laser with third-party cartridges, and everything still works after the recent firmware update. So I’m inclined to believe them.

This is happening again and again: judges rule that deportations are illegal, then Trump’s people just kidnap the victim and deport them anyway. A whole lot of people were just deported to a prison in a foreign country whose government has said they will never be released. They will be slave labor for a foreign country until they die, and there was no trial, no due process, no evidence presented for their being guilty of any crime. It’s just the US government kidnapping people and trafficking them into slavery abroad, completely ignoring its own judicial system. The USA is already a dictatorship, and it only took a few weeks.

Maybe they can start searching people’s attics to see if they’re hiding anyone destined for the camps. Actually they almost certainly already did.

Apart from the privacy issues, I guess the challenge would be how you preserve the signature through ordinary editing. You could embed the unedited, signed photo into the edited one, but you’d need new formats and it would make the files huge. Or maybe you could deposit the original to some public and unalterable storage using something like a blockchain, but it would bring large storage and processing requirements. Or you could have the editing software apply a digital signature to track the provenance of an edit, but then anyone could make a signed edit and it wouldn’t prove anything about the veracity of the photo’s content.

Well, they outlasted the USA.

“Sorry, our hands are tied… by us.”

At this rate they’re going to need to bring the price down if they want to sell any.

It’s always Putin. He must laugh his ass off at how stupid and malleable Americans have become.