My point was that, even within the rules (both spirit and letter), Biden had the time and opportunity to get rid of DeJoy if he’d wanted to.

Biden didn’t want to.

Bullshit. Biden eventually appointed a majority of the postal board. If he had selected appointees based on their opposition to DeJoy he would’ve been gone. But for some reason, Biden didn’t bother.

Biden was required to keep the board balanced between parties (which is the stupidest fucking thing in the world considering that parties shouldn’t even exist in the first place, but never mind that).

Nevertheless, he certainly could have found some Dejoy-opposing Republicans if he’d bothered looking for them.

Because it’s a lie and people are rightfully disbelieving you.

If it’s not from the Auschwitz region of Poland, it’s just sparkling fascism.

Captain Slow was always my favorite Top Gear presenter.

Email has been “dying” for 20+ years. I’ll believe it when I see it.

Quit your bullshit. If this guy wasn’t a terrorist, he would’ve stopped and backed up before getting anywhere near the protestors.

Yes, they own several ships.

https://www.greenpeace.org/international/about/ships/

I like presta valves. I wish my mountain bikes had them instead of Schrader valves.

soon it’ll be a requirement to have the xbox app to run your steam stuff

Not in Linux, it won’t be!

This thread made me look into the idea of DIYing it, and one of the search results I found looks like it legitimately is about actually doing the sequencing yourself:

https://techcrunch.com/2016/03/30/citizen-scientists-you-can-now-diy-your-own-dna-analysis/

$800 in 2016 was steep enough, but at the $1600 it apparently costs today I’m not sure it’s still within the realm of DIY, if it ever really was. I wonder if there are any cheaper competitors?

I’ve refrained from using any of these genetic testing companies for obvious (to this community, at least) reasons, but I would like to know that information. Considering advances in technology, is DIYing it a reasonable thing yet?

Nope, it’s still that weird “live updates” page with (currently) some wankery about Trump attending a wrestling championship at the top of the page.

The thing you were apparently trying to link (which apparently turns out to be a grand total of two short paragraphs), is there I guess, but you’ve got to scroll down the page to find it:

Jon Ossoff slams Trump administration for being filled with ‘elites’

03:00 , Ariana Baio

Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff told a crowd of people in Georgia that the Trump administration is filled with “elites” who “do not care” about average Americans.

“They just do not care. They do not care. Trump’s cabinet is worth like $60 billion, that’s not even including Elon. They are literally the elites they pretend to hate,” Ossoff said.

It seems to me that the real problem is that The Independent doesn’t give a fuck about reliable and stable URLs and ought to be shunned for basically memory-holing their content. Stupid fucks.

WTF is going on with that link? It has nothing to do with OP’s summary.

Alright, fair enough.

But still, you agree that the point that Trump is a hard target compared to Columbia University leadership stands, right?

David Rudin, I guess? It says which company each person is from under their name. (The page defaults to the “Leadership” tab, so you gotta click on the “Board of directors” tab to see the correct list of people.)

Wrong or not, between Jan 6, the widespread intimidation of judges and politicians to act in MAGAs favor, and Green Mario, we’ve been shown what gets results. Our choices are to learn that lesson or lose.

They’d do it, because the alternative would be no social media at all.

If drones are weaponized, they become subject to the Second Amendment and the public’s right to buy them would become more protected, not less.