Right wing politicians operate on leverage.
These people gave them the keys in exchange for hearing what they wanted.
They no longer have leverage as far as the politician is concerned, so he’s done telling them what they want to hear.
History repeats again
So, general strike time right?
Is there an extension of Betteridge’s law of headlines for tech blogs?
If the title of a tech blog poses a problem, the solution is “the product I work on/sell”
Imagine the world we would be in now if it was Bernie back in 2016
FFS, everyone remember:
Every single word that falls out of Trump’s mouth is an admission of personal guilt.
He’s completely unable to keep something to himself
PhysX has just been a CUDA application for a long time, there’s not been a dedicated PPU on any card in a very long time
Not just inhumane, this is inhuman.
This is the kind of shit someone with absolutely nothing in common with the rest of us, does.
The whitehouse is currently staffed with actual ghouls
The day he took office and signed a ridiculous number of overreaching EOs
Welp here’s hoping something pops up to replace gravity sync soon, can’t really upgrade until it does.
I just found https://github.com/mattwebbio/orbital-sync but it’s not apparent if it’s compatible with v6 yet
This is just one of many reasons, for example
The FAA head pushed out by Musk before all the planes started crashing had fairly recently fined spaceX for safety issues.
It’s just pettiness and entitlement. He’s going after everyone who has ever said no to him.
https://www.theregister.com/2025/02/14/youngsters_in_foss/
Read this a few days ago and it feels pretty relevant here.
I bet you can run 10base2 over it
Seemingly so, such a shame, they seemed so happy together
Can we send them somewhere without land?
Further evidence that a Republican government in the USA results in private organisations pushing the bar as far as they can.
In Reagan’s time it was Wall Street. Now it’s Silicon Valley.
You want private organisations working for your benefit and not that of their shareholders? You need a government that actually has the gumption to challenge them. The current US government is 4 years of a surrender flag flying on the white house.
Or we could bin off this fucking failed neoliberal experiment, but that’s apparently a bit controversial for far too many people
Spotify is where less than a quarter of people listen to podcasts
Joe is only on Spotify
Edit: okay apparently in the past week or two he became non exclusive. Funny timing.
Are you watching it from a legitimate source? You could probably send an email if so, and have them fix it—most streaming services are at least trying to not alienate deaf audience members these days.
If you’re watching a less than legitimate copy, get on opensubtitles and find some better ones, you probably just ended up with a bad fansub in this case.
Fuelling ego-jostling and in-fighting is pretty much the main approach any opposition has for limiting the effectiveness of this administration until the mid-terms. They don’t seem especially concerned about following the law, after all.
If they’re all singing from the same sheet, they will be ruthlessly efficient in their destruction. If they’re busy sniping each other, they’re not actively focused on harming people.
Nah that’s just the both sides fallacy, but it sounds like you’re operating from a US perspective, so I can see why you think this.
Reminder that Liberalism is also a right-wing ideology, it’s just a bit more socially centrist than conservatism. You don’t really have much of a left-wing voice in US politics at all, beyond a couple of politicians, I’m afraid.
Actual left wing politicians are guided by ideology to primarily benefit the greatest number of people with their policy.
Right wing politicians are guided by ideology to primarily benefit those holding the greatest amount of capital with their policy.
Pretty much everything else follows from that.