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The depth of the sweep reaching well past national offices and even state leadership offices and local legislators is pretty amazing.

Could they potentially just choose to pay more than the disclosure?

The apology or non-apology for such things are strange to me. If someone wants to do it I don’t mind but I don’t see any benefit from it.

The reparations concept seems totally disconnected from whatever it is for…. and impossible to somehow resolve long ago historical events.

Part of the reason for the insane ads is that they’re often (not always) created and paid for by groups who don’t have a name to tarnish. They’re like running into that crazy neighbor who suddenly starts talking politics…. and you’re kinda scared.

It’s that way in some places in the US and I’m pretty sure local businesses aren’t taxed to death.

The scale of blue shift seems historic. Local news and evens seem like they’ve had no impact. It seems like a national referendum that ran all the way to local races.

What is sad is we've been building data centers for decades without problems.

Some near me have wetlands around them and the houses bordering them are very desirable.

Seems like some bad apples ruined it for everyone.

Do it Utah. The rest of us need you to.

I should try that, i can't ever predict what ends up in some promotions folder or not ... it feels arbitrary.

Maybe but at least we fans who know would know…

In some ways that’s the web, everyone posts their stuff. Or at least it was.

Such a neat idea, great design too.

Nobody cares about my windows touch screens / apps.

Do legislators make the changes piece by piece like code themselves or their staff do it?

I always assumed they negotiated and then some group who made the deals wrote it all up.

Reddit has a massive software sub spam problem ... i don't know what the solution is.

"Oh man, Jan really ruined my weekend."

I actually kinda like how that works.

I don’t think they’re “owned” but they are for sale for given tasks … or straight shaking down folks.

Not quite the same thing.

>now people are being deluded by their LLMs telling them they have an exploit when they don't

I’ve found that if I’m looking into security issues that if you ask an LLM about a “security” issue… it will find one regardless if you have one or not. Like some over eager security consultant desperate to justify their job / collect more billable hours.

This is especially true if you have a bunch of server logs and ect.

I work at a small company these days, the ability to “just fix it / make it” and not have many meetings is an absolute joy.

I don’t know how these filters don’t inevitably or immediately become a hellscape of fighting over definitions and enforcement…

Yup, if they want that, they can buy me a device.

That’s wild to me, I grew up going to movies… everyone is pretty much silent.

It doesn’t occur to me as to why I would want to do that…

>At one point, people were shouting so loudly at the screen that I couldn’t hear the dialogue. I heard a woman yell, “Criminal!”

I’m not sure this is some data point that supports the article.

The article seems to indicate that the film is some special event in the idea of deception, but i honestly couldn’t figure out how exactly. They just describe conflicts that might occur with any film….

Misc speed improvements, security updates on old applications… I’m doing a lot of that lately, quite quickly.

On iOS, Firefox the text on the page overlaps in places.

I bought it.

Low enough price for me to be speculative. I go hunting for my iPad to frag it in the kitchen… often.

My impression was that abandoned children sort of live in bands, the folks sneaking across the border brought them food and money. They were in pretty rough shape visually. It wasn’t clear how long they last.

I recall a PBS documentary that had video of people who snuck across the Chinese border to film. I remember them meeting a 5 year old boy living on the street who said his mom moved away for work and “she didn’t come back”.

Heartbreaking.

Apps that seemed to recognize that you’re probably doing something else.

Meanwhile today Teams seems to think that it needs a whole screen dedicated to itself… a place that I get nothing done.

I’ve had that situation too. I just didn’t do it.

I am not necessarily opposed to putting things like messaging or email on my personal phone but I’m not going as far as allowing the company to administer my personal device.