“I'm selling my stupid Tesla Cybertruck as prices are crashing, but Carmax refused to make an offer?”
Day 1 buyer is rushing to sell his Cybertruck before the re-sale value crashing
“I'm selling my stupid Tesla Cybertruck as prices are crashing, but Carmax refused to make an offer?”
Day 1 buyer is rushing to sell his Cybertruck before the re-sale value crashing
Louisiana now mandates that a poster-size display of the Ten Commandments in "large, easily readable font," be required in all public classrooms. Here you go.
The CFPB is genuinely making America better, and they're going HARD
Let's take a sec here and notice something genuinely great happening in the US government: the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau's stunning, unbroken streak of major, muscular victories over the forces of corporate corruption, with the backing of the Supreme Court (yes, that Supreme Court), and which is only speeding up! - @pluralistic
https://pluralistic.net/2024/06/10/getting-things-done/#deliverism
The entire top management of Boeing needs to removed and proscecuted for endangering the lives of millions while destroying a key industrial capacity of the USA. They should be replaced by people with engineering and safety mentalities.
@ja2ke That was fascinating. I had no idea about the Mary Poppins technique. I wonder if you can make single frequency LEDs instead of Sodium lamps? Seems like that should be easy. I thought that they effectively are and they use phosphors or quantum dots to make them broader spectrum.
Of course the majority on the Supreme Court are going to stand with the insurrectionists. One of the justices wife is one of them!
The Supreme Court is no longer supreme or or just. They have a corrupt majority of political operatives in collusion with billionaires and Trump to destroy Democracy in the USA. (3/3)
The Supreme Court has a history of its own obstruction of justice and process.
They put their finger on the scale for Bush in 2000 setting in motion the Republican takeover of Democracy.
Upheld "Citizens" United that gave corporations and billionaires infinite power.
The majority perjured themselves in Senate hearings declaring Roe vs. Wade settled law then going against the law and the will of the people to strike it down. (1/3)
Of course they are going to stand with the insurrectionists. One of the justices wife is one of them!
Well, the Supreme Court has a history of its own obstruction of justice and process.
They put their finger on the scale for Bush in 2000. Upheld "Citizens" United that gave corporations and billionaires infinite power.
The majority perjured themselves in Senate hearings declaring Roe vs. Wade settled law an then going against the law and the will of the people to strike it down. (2/3)
@liztai Kangung Belacan is one of my favorites! Hard to get it around here since a favorite Malaysian restaurant closed.
@liztai Is it easy to grow Kangkung?
@pluralistic coined yet another great new word describing the dystopian era we are living in:
The Enshittocene
Google reneged on the monopolistic bargain
"A funny thing happened on the way to the enshittocene: Google – which astonished the world when it reinvented search, blowing Altavista and Yahoo out of the water with a search tool that seemed magic – suddenly turned into a pile of shit.”
#Enshittocene #enshitification
https://pluralistic.net/2024/02/21/im-feeling-unlucky/#not-up-to-the-task
“Look, I know that Eisenhower didn't trade cow-lips for alien technology - but our political and commercial elites really *did* trade national resiliency away for IP laws, and it's a bargain that screwed everyone, except the one percenters whose power and wealth have metastasized into a deadly cancer that threatens the country and the planet.” - @pluralistic
@carnage4life It’s a trap
“Science fiction (SF) influences everything in this day and age, from the design of everyday artifacts to how we—including the current crop of 50-something Silicon Valley billionaires—work. And that’s a bad thing: it leaves us facing a future we were all warned about, courtesy of dystopian novels mistaken for instruction manuals.”
@thomasfuchs @csstrowbridge I just canceled all my paid subscriptions leaving a note for each author saying why
@inthehands @bhawthorne We thought that the Internet would always route around censorship, but the evildoers found that DDOS can destroy the benefits of sharing information.
Is It Time to Pull Up Stakes and Head for Mars?
Probably not, Kelly and @ZachWeinersmith argue in “A City on Mars.”
#GiftArticle
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/10/28/books/review/kelly-zach-weinersmith-city-on-mars.html?unlocked_article_code=1.6kw.Qau1.ZAfcLLYCgcSo&smid=url-share
@thomasfuchs @amyhoy Yep, it is a great tool!
@Polychrome Did you try saying “Shibboleet?”
Orbiting Methane ‘Speed Cameras’ Are Catching Polluters in the Act
There’s a new era of transparency coming for oil and gas companies. Satellites are generating images so clear it’s possible to see methane emissions at the asset level.
I've seen things you people wouldn't believe... PC Revolutions, C compilers clacking huge Floppy Disks , Lisp Machine Nirvana, Unix Wars, building an early ISP, Metro Wireless, #Startups that went down, Hardware Image Processing, Objective C training from Brad Cox, first C++ Conference, unreadable Perl, lots of Python, Ruby, #Clojure and now back to #Python, #DevOps, #AWSCommunityBuilder, #Serverless, #Sourdough Software System and Cloud Architectures. Not time to die!#AntiFascist tootfinder
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