Usenet and an on-site NAS agree with me, any data cap below 10 TB/mo. is a non-starter.

Love the Pax MAGA:

1. Russia moves west until Putin doesn’t need to drum up nationalist fervor back home;

2. Israel gets all the weapons it needs to control every inch of the Mediterranean coast from the Suez to Turkey;

3. All US troops out of South Korea and IDK probably an arms sale to the DPRK;

4. The Seventh Fleet gets permanently reassigned to patrol the California coast as some immigration stunt and to make Pooh happy;

5. Probably a tactical nuke dropped on Tehran.

Seems awesome, right?

Tump high-key fucking hates Google. I don’t know that this goes away.

An order to sell Chrome would be accompanied by an order (or consent decree) to not engage in web-engine and/or browser development.

You should look up a lot of things

Arch on my desktop and laptop, Debian stable goes on everything else.

It won’t be. Because: fuck everything

Legal memoranda are not just an interoffice note. They are policy interpretations and internally-governing documents. The memorandum is from the Office of Legal Counsel which is an independent subdepartment — neither Garland or the President himself can overturn the policy.

Because the cause for his appointment no longer exists. The OLC memo regarding the prosecution of sitting Presidents means that Smith’s appointment is frustrated at its most basic level of inception.

Bernie, who ran behind Harris in his own state? Yeah, ok buddy.

Take a long look, this is what leftist victories look like

I wonder how much Trump is going to sell the Seventh Fleet for. I’m sure it will be the best deal ever, right?

Corporate support of development, and I’m not just talking about Redhat and SUSE. Hell, Microsoft is a major contributor to the kernel.

Just in time for a federal ban, whee.

Bullshit, quit providing post hoc justification for your own shitty behavior.

The data doesn’t lie. People under 30 vote at embarrassingly lower rates than every other group.

It’s not true for either one. Both Apple and Android OEMs pledge support for years not versions.

Average Windows user L

Money was cheap, so most tech firms overhired throughout the 2010s and into the first few years of this decade. Now that rates are higher we are seeing a market correction to the actual required workforce for the industry. I feel bad for the millions of tech workers trained and produced by programs for the last 15-20 years who will need to retrain in a new industry.

Weird, employment is up right near full employment, real wages are up, and quality of life has never been higher by any metric.

Is this just about tech layoffs due to overtraining the workforce and excess supply? Neat.