and staff has been axed for awhile.
ddos happens, having a large staff isn't really relevant.
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and staff has been axed for awhile.
ddos happens, having a large staff isn't really relevant.
They are not editing it, they are reviewing it and making notes.
Laptop use is...fine, but I don't believe for a second they are reviewing the entire bill on their phone.
You don't take tests on your phone, nor should you legislate on your phone.
They should have the details of the law printed out in front of them.
Scrolling through on a phone seems very limited.
They can write down notes and they can reply to constituents after they vote.
The reality is they are currently helping, have been, and noone else has in that same regard.
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Those articles linked below are about "talks" and proposals.
As of now, noone is deployed in Ukraine other than Starlink.
Those companies highlighted don't even have the capacity.
They are just blowing hot air for publicity. They aren't helping at all, they are just using the situation to advertise.
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I see, I must have missed that Eurosat was deployed in Ukraine. Albeit in a much more limited form than Starlink.
That's good at least one other company has helped.
However, you still have to credit SpaceX for enabling the ability to send the satellites up there in the first place :)
Sure you could subsidize the competitors, but they'll be sending a huge portion of that to Starlink anyway to launch them.
Noone else has helped Ukraine in this regard.
Starlink donates connectivity all the time to many disasters, has anyone else?
I remember when many people on this site was saying starlink was going to be useless...
You have no right to be critical of how others help, if you aren't helping yourself.
but in this reality now they are helping and have been for awhile.
articles like those you have linked have always been appearing, but it only highlights how useful starlink has been.
what other company has helped provide internet to ukraine?
Tesla brought EVs to the mainstream.
How exactly are they a threat to the free world?
It happened all the time because booters were so popular and widely available, costing about $5/mo via paypal.
People were willing to put up with more delay (over p2p) to prevent having to trust each person that joins the TS.
Skype transitioned away from p2p because mobile phones were not very powerful and they needed a lot of supernodes.
First desktop apps were the supernodes, then it turned into centralized servers entirely.
sometimes you're putting something in the oven, sometimes you're mixing something (holding the bowl and whip)
tons of instances where two hands are in use and voice commands help.
you don't always have hands free to fiddle with a watch.
more often than not, both hands are doing something, and setting a timer is... timely.
but it's nice to use your voice so you don't contaminate your phone. (preparing chicken and such)
the kitchen is pretty much the only use-case for voice assistants imo.
You shovel it down and go about your day.
Tastes and feels like you're eating mud, but who cares, only lasts a minute.
- adjective: (of a restaurant meal) having unlimited choices with a separate price for each item
- noun: a menu having individual dishes listed with separate prices
- adverb: by ordering items listed individually on a menu
Now people in Japan just put their trash in the streets. It piles up and early in the morning everything is cleaned.
Ever go out at 3am? Rats and trash everywhere.
Squeaky clean by morning though, their cleaners are amazing.
Lack of trash cans is because of sarin attacks, nothing else.
So they just put the trash in the street.
if you can't fix it via a software update, it's hardware.
not a hard concept to grasp.
you aren't overloading those words as "recall" is in the phrase.
that way you know whether to make sure you got the update or know to take the car in physically.
severity for both can differ, that's what the details are for.
There is no such thing as zero bugs. You will have to rollback sometimes.
But I'm sure you're perfect.
Simply qualifying the overloaded term as "software recall" would suffice.
Never happens though.
The term shouldn't be overloaded.
When you see a recall you shouldn't have to wonder if it's a download or if you need to take the car in.
Note how you didn't have any specific events of Trump hitting civilians to cite.
https://www.hrw.org/report/2014/02/19/wedding-became-funeral...
Project 2025 was misattributed to this, it's called "Flood the Zone".
Everything after that is just noise.
It's happening on almost every single one, all of them some Elon hate talking point.
Just venting. I like politics... in the political threads.
Glad I could frame it better for you so you can feel good about the savings.
Also glad to hear you like or are at least content with the audit, since you don't "dislike" it.
That doesn't mean all of their views will be implemented. Just a subset that Trump agrees with, or even some they disagree with that Trump tells them to.
"Just" lol. After a month.
Replace the fraud w/ waste if that makes you feel better about the audit.
I'm sure investigations will reveal fraud, it takes awhile to build a case.
But even if there is zero fraud (fat chance), gotta love the savings from waste cuts!