[–] 16 points 15 hours ago

And per the school’s own admission, teachers recognized her as a former student and didn’t say anything at the time.

If you're drawing that from:

Since our first communication, our initial investigation determined that this individual involved was a former student recognized by staff. [emphasis mine] She was not a substitute teacher. We did involve our Milwaukee Police Department school resource officers (SROs) the day that this occurred. The district’s Title IX coordinator was also notified. In addition to any police actions resulting from this situation, the district is continuing with its own investigation.

It seems extremely clear that what the letter is saying isn't that the staff saw her impersonating a substitute and looked the other way; it's that once the students reported her, staff who worked there were able to identify her as a former student.

If this isn't what you were talking about and I'm missing something, I apologize.

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  • [–] 17 points 15 hours ago* (3 children)

    If she had a gun, there would be a lot of dead students right now.

    Milwaukee public schools use metal detectors.

    This video specifically shows what Rufus King (this high school) does. You're assuming her having a gun wouldn't have changed this, but it would've. Because part of that "so much security theater" is scanning people who enter the school.

    Do you know what schools have implemented in the effort to cut down on school shootings?

    Yes, see the video above.

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  • [–] 23 points 15 hours ago* (6 children)

    So much security theater just to allow someone like this to waltz into a classroom to openly berate children.

    I don't see the "so much" security theater you're referring to, and it seems like she got very lucky. She appeared young enough to blend in with the other students but also appeared old enough to be a substitute teacher and had attended the high school not that long ago (and conveniently lived right across the street).

    During her scouting the week prior, she "heard other staff in the main office talking about the substitute teacher agency and told the secretary she was a substitute", so she had that established ahead of time. On the day she went into the classroom, eight of the approximately 70 teachers were absent, and one of those positions happened to be unfilled by a sub (something she couldn't possibly have foreseen).

    Incidentally, unrelated to your comment, here's the local news source instead of the trash tabloid Metro.

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  • [–] 5 points 19 hours ago (1 child)

    Seriously, I remember even at a young age being able to rock the entire set back and forth. I guess the safety mechanism is that eventually your ass doesn't fit in the swing anymore.

    Oh, and I remember the slide feeling unstable as hell.

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    I just want to be clear: I don't watch WWE, and I have zero insight to back this up. This just popped into my head and sounded strangely salient. This is probably stupid as fuck to anyone who knows WWE, and I'm okay with that; roast the shit out of me.

    I'm also not referring to the Cold War stuff, but the specific type of sleeper agent brainwashing, hallucinating another person while acting as them.

     

    This pull request was merged a couple weeks ago that subtly renders street lamps as "a simple dot with halo". Stable versions of Carto seem to be released roughly twice a year, and this one just missed the latest cutoff (v6.1.0 was released three weeks ago). Still, if you don't typically add street lamps because they don't show up on e.g. Carto, now's a good time so they show up on the next release.

    For those unfamiliar with the name, Carto is the default rendering style you see at openstreetmap.org.

    submitted 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) by [M] to c/comicstrips@lemmy.world
     

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    cross-posted from: https://fedia.io/m/onehundredninetysix@lemmy.blahaj.zone/t/4411483

    Fonts rule


    Translation:

    • Panel 1: Doctor Word
    • Panel 2: Doctor: "What is the problem?"
    • Panel 3: Patient: "There's something wrong with my voice."
    • Panel 4: Doctor: "Sure. I'll give you some pills."
    • Panel 6: Patient: "Thanks, Doctor!"
    • Panel 7: Doctor: "Next!"
    • Panel 8: Next patient: "Good morning, doctor!"
    (panel 1) "Doutor word" (panel 2) Doctor (seated, facing patient): "Qual o problema?" (panel 3) Patient (seated) (in large font): "TEM ALGO ERRANDO COM MINHA VOZ" (panel 4) Doctor (reaching into drawer): "Certo. Vou te dar uns comprimidos." (panel 5) Doctor holding pill bottle labeled "Arial 12 pts." (panel 6) Patient (leaving) (in large font): "OBRIGADO, DOUTOR!" (panel 7) Doctor (seated): "Próximo!" (panel 8) Second patient (entering): "Bom Dia (in large, blue, wavy word art), doutor! (in rainbow gradient word art)"
     

    I personally use OsmAnd on mobile (available exclusively on Android), but I've taken to using CoMaps on desktop. The menu UI on the right leaves something to be desired, and it's not nearly as powerful as OsmAnd; however, the map itself is rendered well and easy to navigate, the search and navigation functionalities work well, and map updates come frequently.

    To me, it's the best desktop maps application provided OSM has decent coverage in your area. (If not, I could go on for thousands of words about why you, yes you, should contribute.)

    Here's an example screenshot of a walking route between two nearby locations:

    CoMaps desktop screenshot showing a short walking route


    Context for those using Organic Maps: CoMaps is a fork of Organic made by former Organic contributors that has been active for over a year now. It's generally accepted as better than Organic. This is the open letter they wrote to Organic airing their grievances.


    Why YSK: Offline maps are a great way to safeguard your privacy and don't require much storage space. Likewise, using OpenStreetMap is a great way to maintain digital sovereignty from giant corporations.

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