Controlling the certs doesn’t control the keys. Access to the keys is necessary to inspect the traffic. Even without government control of the root certificates, if they can access the keys, they can decrypt the traffic.

Now, controlling the certs can open you up to MITM, but that’s a risk no matter who controls the root.

It’s only good at summarizing things which have coherence to its training set. Any ability to summarize input outside of its training is accidental.

As near as I can tell, the report doesn’t claim that Bayer was the source of either the glyphosate or the phosphorus. Both are generic active ingredients made by multiple manufacturers in multiple countries. Bayer’s board even denied directly selling glyphosate to either the US or Israeli military.

That’s not to say that the source wasn’t Bayer, but there wasn’t any evidence presented in the articles to demonstrate it.

It’s too late for them to leave; the residency date was January 1st, 2026.

An org that limits individual contributor salaries loses it’s individual contributors to companies that don’t. Senior principal engineers and principal engineers frequently make VP and Senior VP level salaries. If they aren’t, the talent leaves.

There are better candidates on the ballot, but money and strategic voting because of FPTP make some of those candidates less likely to be elected. This isn’t an issue unique to California.

The thinking is that as an independent he’ll receive more votes than as a Democrat, as people who don’t like the Democratic party but dislike the Republicans more will vote for him in addition to all Democrats who would never vote for the Republican candidate.

The Republicans thought so too, which is why they ran a spoiler candidate on the Democratic primary ticket.

All of these shenanigans are happening because FPTP voting is absolute trash and should be gotten rid of immediately if not sooner.

they still need to award a participation trophy to someone on their team.

That’s not it. The point was for her to win and drop out so there wouldn’t be a Democrat on the ballot at all to dillute the vote. If she hadn’t won, there would be a Republican plant running on the Democratic ticket.

There are plenty of bad things to castigate the Democratic party for; we don’t need to invent them.

This is slightly incorrect. Congress can pass a law forming a body which can then determine if the president is unable to perform their duties and invoke section 4 of the 25th amendment.

Passing such a law would almost certainly require a veto override, and even then, Congress would still need a two thirds majority of both houses to make section four stick.

This bill’s primary purpose is to force Republicans to be on record that they are just fine with whatever unhinged things Trump is doing. Just like the war powers bills.

The only thing that changes is that more power shifts to the civil servants,

And most importantly, power shifts to the lobbyists who help advise on how to write the laws to maximally benefit their clients. It’s yet another carve out for billionaires and those who control extensive capital.

Apparently planned years in advance.

This launch, designated GT 255, was scheduled years ago, and is not in response to world events.

The law defines a public webpage as a covered app store. Anything that can run doom and view a webpage is potentially covered.

It’s way overbroad and unclear how it could be implemented, and likely to be challenged in court if it even gets that far.

The only way a chatbot can accurately answer basic level questioning is if staff has put in time to do the documentation. If they have, you frequently don’t even need the chatbot because simple web searches will show up the question and answer or one of the major chatbots will have already indexed the documentation and can answer the question for free.

So close.

It frequently is just some of the people in those countries doing it.

This doesn’t mean that no one is responsible, but that not everyone is responsible to the same degree. Trump and his enablers? Totally responsible. Everyone else? Lesser responsibility depending on what they did to enable in the past and what they’re doing now to reaist.

I’m a fan of the new and notable feed on the main page myself. KEXP is also a great source of new acts which are typically not on major labels.

Those suck. Even worse are the calendars that force you to scroll by month (or hide the secret menu to pop up the year selection.)

Just let me enter a date!

No safe amount means that any exposure increases your risk of bad outcomes. The increase may be negligible, but if it’s detectable, it’s there. There are many compounds that do have a safe level (like water) but may be hazardous above a specific level.

A more useful metric is often the number of excess cancers (or deaths) caused by different levels of exposure. But that requires nuance which is hard to communicate effectively.

I’ve not seen an intersection with four blinking yellow lights in California; typically two ways are blinking yellow (caution) and the other two are blinking red (stop).

Ferrari

So expensive, looks great, takes significant capital to maintain, and anyone who has one uses something else when they actually need to do something useful.

And use SVG when you can; bitmaps which should be vectors are frequently big and ugly.