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And I’m sure those at CPAC will just start calling them Freedom Fries again and completely ignore that they’re at a Nazi rally.

Annoy potential readers with this one trick!

True, though such services are in the extreme minority at this point.

This. There is no practical reason to separate privacy and security in this way.

If bad actors can access your data without your consent, it doesn’t matter if you call it a breach of privacy or security. It’s still a breach. At best, playing semantics like this allows a corp to claim a system filled with backdoors is “secure”. Utter marketing nonsense.

Older ones are extremely repairable, in my experience (T-440ish and older), but it does go downhill from there.

More so than the commonly called “artificial intelligence”, in fact.

People can be really, really dumb, but they’re always sentient.

Even after years and years of this being discussed, it shocks me how many people keep dropping money into services which force them to own nothing.

Convenience is a helluva drug.

Just throw a door plug in that sucker, Boeing

Really looking forward to job market numbers. I know the Republicans are spin masters, but it’s going to be a pretty hard spin when the market is shit because they’ve fired so many federal workers. It’s working against the American people right in front of them.

His supporters won’t care, I know. That’s how cults work.

This is also true of large corporations in general, in the US. Tax breaks, loopholes, and similar everywhere – if you’re rich enough. Privatized profits, but socialized losses.

I suspect one of two things are happening, or maybe a mix of both:

1. Trump doesn’t like the insinutations that he himself isn’t in control.

2. Musk’s public image issues are now affecting the bottom lines of his companies.

These things are direct results of both men being complete imbeciles. Nothing more to see here.

Republicans just took power.

Not unexpected at all.