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  • That's a good safe word tho fr

  • I have a thought that perhaps he's done the meth, realized how far off the mars goals are, looked at the state of climate and how far gone it is regardless of intervention and decided to hell with all of it.

  • EMP deployment successful

  • A ballot with only a single candidate/position filled out. No down ticket voting present with it.

  • I'm just saying, scenario one would help me sleep a whole lot better. If people came out in droves specifically in swing states to only vote for Trump, then it is what it is. The fact it's not a standard preliminary check, and it was passed over because the margins were just outside the bounds of automatic recount.. it matters.

    And if scenario two is the case, to hell with the machines, let's get back to hand counting everything and waiting weeks for a final verified result. The machines are here to simplify counting and speed up reaching a consensus, if they are not accurate they have failed in their purpose and should be discarded from the process. This does not bring election integrity into question since there is a paper trail to back it up. If the machines are broken, miscounting or insecure - the public should know.

  • This is a compelling argument and statistically significant enough to convince me these states need a paper recount. I had no idea bullet ballots were so astronomically outside of the norm, and occuring directly in counties that happen to needed to swing? Come on. The projected data is beyond troubling, not just for this election, but for the general integrity of the ballot.

  • They clicked discard changes, confirmed it, and the computer did as instructed. This operation is normally not so destructive as it only discards uncommitted changes to realign the local directory with the remote server. Unfortunately for user, it sounds like they have never committed a change, so realignment meant reverting to an empty folder.

  • He's promoted unproven medical treatments for personal gain, opposed the Affordable Care Act, and supports the expansion of advantage plans aka privatized/subsidized medicare. Pretty mainline republican, but all this likely means more money out of your mom's pocket for care.

  • It's detailed in the last line, but CMS is Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.

    As CMS Administrator, Oz would oversee a broad agency that provides coverage through Medicare, Medicaid and other programs to more than 160 million people.

  • What the fuck are we doing here. Seriously.

  • Yeaah, but they have a similar response whenever they learn a unisex bathroom opened in an airport. It's entirely unsurprising people lacking two braincells to rub together would look to billionaires to call for an "uprising".

  • Sorry, who's looking to corporate media for "the resistance" ? Seems like a terribly stupid metric to judge this.

  • Uh huh.

  • WebStorm and Rider will have community versions soon, they are going to eat VS Code's lunch.

  • Ah, actually using Outlook like a normal user.

    Ha, right? I'm keeping my fingers crossed there is some executive at MS raging and it will get resolved before they force everyone off the legacy version. Surely there are people inside their organization with tons more traffic than I see.

  • They're doing their best to "improve" excel too... I can't understand how their AI generated cell fill is worse than the old approach.

  • I've been told the extended time to open is related to how big the outlook database is, I average 200 emails received a day with various alerts and notifications from internal tools and it cripples new outlook in about a week if I'm not diligent with keeping folders cleaned out/emails deleted. This volume wasn't a issue before I switched.