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  • This. And hence why it is always good to punch a Nazi. Tolerance is a social contract. When one side violates the contract the other side has no obligation to adhere to it any longer.

  • Good god no, don't send Jordan Peterson back to us, unless it's via boat, and a very leaky one at that.

  • Fortran -- because helping any of the idiot CxOs who embraced vibe coding will only reward them and delay popping the bubble. Let 'em hang by their greed.

    I hope any dev who's asked to come back and fix vibe-coding demands 3x their previous wage, double the vacation and stock options.

  • There is adventurescientists.org which has projects (sadly most are US-only, but sometimes they extend into Canada). They aren't necessarily 'camp's with groups, but they might have something appealing to you.

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  • This is the best.

  • Thanks, I keep forgetting that the archiver there bypasses paywalls ;)

  • Full article is paywalled, but the attempt at shaming in the first paragraph I could read -- that Conservatives in the US have any sense or concern about hypocrisy, is woefully naive. They don't care that they apply standards to others but not themselves. There is no 'pressure' applied to them in pointing this out, either.

    I also suspect none of the people that matter even read The Atlantic either. Words haven't been enough to stop these fascists for a long time.

  • Has that unredact tool that was posted on reddit last night been run on this particular PDF yet?

  • And it's the same in the private sector; corporations that are rich enough just violate the law, and are almost never held to account. If they are, the fines are usually much less than half of the ill gains, so they just mark them as a cost of doing (illegal) business.

  • Soldered in, or upgradeable at least? The former would be a huge reason to never buy the newest gen of laptops.

    EDIT: Missed in article, yeah this would suck if they stick to soldered RAM for ultra-thins.

    Another problem manufacturers face is with notebooks that ship with soldered DRAM. In particular, ultrathin designs would need to be revamped to modify their configurations.

  • Sadly, yes... otherwise the Orange One would be out.

  • Banana up the tailpipe and some sugar in the gas would still mess it up... or "oops I filled it with Diesel, my bad". Unless it's an EV :P

  • Good, so get on with it! No more talk, no more grace periods, she intentionally failed to comply with the Epstein file release legislation. No more waiting, talking, waffling. Start impeaching NOW, as in TODAY.

  • Anti-topic Billionaires Have Always Been Able to Control What People in General See.

  • We don't need/want a huge TV, so we just use a monitor with an external speaker and dedicated media box.

    Smart TVs these days are just too invasive to even consider in my home.

  • Good historical context, thank you. I'm not American so I wasn't aware of these nuances :)