https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKOaUaISaMM

Here’s the video from her YouTube channel, which is really the main part of Rachel’s content, the Substack posts are just a side platform with an introductory blurb.

Democratic members of Congress, write down this decision to stay the order, with the footnote: “Bad Behavior from Supreme Court”. You might need it later if you get a chance at governing again.

On that https://cardsagainsthumanitystopsthewall.com/

C.A.H. hired an eminent domain expert lawyer to stall the process, probably you’d need legal advice for your idea.

I think contributors were given a recognition that they helped buy 0.00067% of the land, it wasn’t officially subdivided between the contributors nor were they given a share.

Yeah Republicans, you can’t put this provision through the budgetary process…

You have to pass it using the “incredibly unhelpful and stupidly evil” lawmaking process. Then Democrats will have your back.

For one, servers running Amazon’s ECS/EKS can switch to self-managed Kubernetes.

Even if Trump is bluffing as usual, European governments and local councils should get the hint that the tech hegemony Google Amazon Apple and Microsoft is going to be used as an arm of the US government.

Time to switch! Wololo

Watch out for the Don Quixote gambit…

I mean as a Canadian, I knew that was coming since early last year if Trump would win. I couldn’t know where we would land on the spectrum between nothing changed and Armageddon. What I did know was that, without fail, I would hear what stupid thing Trump did just about every day in the news, and it would be overwhelmingly exhausting.

I have three pieces of advice. First, connect with the people around you offline, reinforce your ground truth. Second is keep your eyes on the ball of what you want to be better in the world so that you can keep going after it. Lastly, don’t let right or left wing online propaganda, or the despair from crises the US, Israel, Russia, China or North Korea stir up paralyze you from taking action on those two things.

Give it (that hairstyle) to me, baby.

I mean I think its fine if people “know” the places they have to slow down for the cameras, if those places pose a greater risk of damage/injury from speeding than others.

Sometimes I see police cruisers on the side of the road flashing their lights on which seems like a similar principle: they aren’t trying to catch anyone but they are trying to slow them down through the area and it’s effective.

But those are ouchie fire lamp

Oh yeah and I noticed it was a federal issue too, not state… let me change my comment a bit.

GOP is going to put their big government taxes on you Texans, Oklahomans and true freedom lovers. Then they’ll give big handouts to oil companies, letting them freeload on the infrastructure you paid to help develop (roads, water, certification, etc.). Is that what you want, Republican voters?

What happens to the cleaned-up drivers?

After the expiry, Microsoft will publish a blog post mentioning the end of the first cut of driver expiry. After that, there will be a 6-month window for partners to get back with concerns (if any). If no action is taken, the drivers will be permanently removed from windows update.

The unplug and wait for screaming approach to software update management.

You’re probably not the only one.

However, the interest (on Lemmy-aligned circles at least) in self-hosting, reducing depedence on large tech companies, community building on smaller scale online and offline, has me excited again that the smaller counterculture can co-exist with the mainstream profit-motivated social media culture.

We’re trying to give significant concessions in a negotiation with someone who doesn’t give a rats ass about anything other than superfluous and gaudy bells and whistles. Turning Canada into a surveillance state is all the loss of our rights, and in return for that we won’t even nudge the needle with the Trump administration on the tariffs the felon is obsessed with.

The Democratic Party can either adopt that message, or another party that does can be created. Both seem like valid solutions to me.

The numbers will be low and safe if we don’t track wildfires or its casualties! - Trump admin

Going backwards in time, they had metal and brass containers, before that they had wooden buckets and barrels, ceramic pots, carved out animal parts or fruit of plants.

Before farming, probably a good portion of the water early people subsisted on was from the food they ate. (Berries and fruit, fish, meat, etc.) Water might pool around rocky areas after rain, even if there was no stream nearby in a pinch.

Looooook he’s baaaaack so don’t worry bout it!!! - DOJ

Discovery is still needed to uncover exactly why the government took so long to do what they said they totally couldn’t do but suddenly became able to, coincidentally after they found other reasons to detain him.

First off, as a pizza expert, I will say that the best way to keep your toppings from sliding off your pizza is to use a stapler.

Well, anything you post online could be scraped by AI. This is an open public-facing forum so there’s no real expectation of privacy (even DMs). And personally I’d rather have everyone who wanted to see what I have to say be able to see it, instead of some for-profit entity deciding who can see it or if they want to package up the whole dataset to sell to an AI company.

Crafty admins check their server traffic every now and then for unusual bandwidth spikes from scraping activity and can ban certain address spaces or client types. But those are more band-aid solutions that will only deal with performance hits, it can’t prevent archiving nor AI model-ingesting to begin with.