There are things I miss from Windows 95, 98, NT, and XP. There’s nothing I miss from Windows 7, 10, or 11. Everything I cared about had been deleted by the time of Windows 7.

They do have an obligation to serve their own citizens. The US double tax reporting bullshit does apply to dual citizens.

The focus of the operation in Nabi Chit was recovering the remains of an Israeli military airman who went missing in Lebanon 40 years ago.

The focus of the operation was to do some killing, and they don’t care who.

In an ideal world, the free market would punish AI investors for being so foolish. In reality, they’ll probably get a bailout when the bubble pops.

Unless you count everything Google as malware, in that case yes

Yes, but more urgently, Facebook.

If Motorola is willing to have a non-shitty operating system, why can’t they just put a non-shitty operating system on at the factory? All the stock Android OS I’ve seen lately, including Motorola’s, are crappy, have privacy settings disabled, and in many cases are full of unremovable malware.

I didn’t, but I’m assuming they just haven’t heard anyone say that it’s good to be nuked by NATO.

And don’t forget about people of Jewish ethnicity who are not religious. I respect them too, though I oppose Israel’s genocide.

Giant egg mcmuffin. Prepare the eggs and milk as scrambled eggs. Then place in an English muffin.

I think an egg mcmuffin already fits neatly in the hole described.

this also references you know who

No, I don’t know who. Is it Donald Trump? Vladimir Putin? Benjamin Netanyahu? Could be any of them.

A constitutional amendment requires 2/3 of both houses of the legislature, and ratification by the states. Passing a law with a veto-proof majority requires 2/3 of both houses. So I don’t think a constitutional amendment is any easier.

I agree with this. Ads contaminate your mind, so make sure to use ad blockers. But also help your friends set up ad blockers, because if their minds are contaminated, it will spread to you.

It is. But it’s not enforced. Employees in the US are afraid to ask their employers for anything because they can get fired for no reason.

Why don’t we have schematics and source code for the voting machines?

Fluxer is dual licensed AGPL v3 and proprietary. Making a PR requires giving them permission to use your code not under the AGPL. If it’s really any good, I expect to see AGPL forks from people not willing to license their changes as proprietary commercial software.

https://github.com/fluxerapp/fluxer/blob/canary/CONTRIBUTING.md

We require a Contributor License Agreement (CLA) for this repository.

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We also offer a commercial license for organizations that cannot (or do not want to) comply with AGPL obligations.

Are any of those apps FOSS?

I’m glad to see Visa suffer, but I’m pretty concerned that Wero requires a proprietary phone app. There is no way to shop using Wero without this proprietary software.

The peppery taste is what I like most about radishes.

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What safety net? When I visited Shenzhen for work, I saw factory workers in terrible living conditions, and almost no PPE in the factory. Workers were spaced about 3 feet apart on an assembly line, with one worker using compressed air to blow dust and molding flash off a product, wearing eye protection but not hearing protection, and the adjacent working having neither. Another worker flipped over LED shop light fixtures and turned them on. They had sunglasses to protect from the brightness, but the adjacent workers didn’t.

These products are made from Chinese blood. They are made at the expense of permanently damaging the workers’ bodies, and no government agency is protecting them.