

That’s pretty awesome


That’s pretty awesome


That doesn’t even offset the higher cost of living caused by the tariffs in the first place. As usual, GOP writing “stimulus” checks to distract from the grift.
I emailed mine last week, begging them to hold the line. As usual, spineless fucking cowards.


That’s a great TL:DW;
Now I want an iPhone that can charge in 20 minutes. :)


Ah, kicking the can down the road. Always the way for these funding shutdowns…


While I agree they are unlikely to get a fair trial
I do wonder how much of it was “following orders” and how much was pure bloodlust. Neither excuses this, but the former would be indicative of bigger evil up the chain of command.


Still coming, in two weeks, for sure. /s


I’m just saying that this is going to be a 2A thing, since they are already stepping away 1A and 4A.


We have crowd sourcing, they have billions of dollars in tech and effectively a blank check. It’s an arms race, and we’ve already lost it.


Palantir is unmistakably every kind of shady, and people should not want to be tracked by them or any entity affiliated with them.
Raeal ID was supposed to be the answer to the lack of a federal ID program, since every state has to follow the same base guidelines (approved federally) when issuing them.


BBC and Netflix receive letter from Israel over film boycott
It’s not that hard to word things sanely…


Apple and Google should just prevent their app stores from functioning in Texas. This crap is getting absurd. Cause a few riots from citizens when all their apps stop working, or it’ll only get worse.


And also the daily vitamins, which contain fillers of varying sketchiness. This is what happens when the FDA primarily relies on the industry to self-regulate. The only risk to those companies is being sued, and the only risk in that is them being caught.


So are those settlements going right back to where they came from? This feels super grifty…


Yes, and I fully expect these federal brownshirts to completely ignore this ruling.


The fact that these photos and PII (personally identifiable information) were not destroyed after the verification process was certified is absolutely atrocious OpSec. I don’t even care which of the two companies is ultimately responsible, because they are both responsible.
I work in IT, and treat PII like it’s dangerously radioactive, because in the digital world, it really is.


Is there anywhere in the US that isn’t within 100 miles of an international airport?


He could use the FBI, ATF, more ICE, etc.
I’ve been a “Pro” user for as long as they’d had that distinction vs. lower end and the “it’s a small tablet” size.