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  • Its very important in embedded applications. Think of kiosks or other customer facing software. The longer it takes to boot the longer its out of service before the reboot finishes. It is essentially the upper bound of recovery time after an error.

  • I'm not even this optimistic. They will vote mostly along party lines, but I feel like there will be enough collaborator's to ensure the GOP gets their way even if they have internal disagreements

  • I do the classic where I get anxious about having to be up and actually alert, and don't sleep as a result. Don't really recommend.

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    EDIT: Corrected when I realized I copied from the last time this was voted on

  • This was me as well. Literally hiding other books inside school books in 4th grade because the class reading went way to slow. Didn't realize myself until I was 26. Would have been great to learn earlier and maybe avoid the college burnout

  • The list copied by hand from https://clerk.house.gov/Votes/20257

    Sorry for any errors

    • Ansari (AZ)
    • Bell (MO)
    • Cherfilus-McCormick (FL)
    • Cisneros (CA)
    • Craig (MN)
    • Cuellar (TX)
    • Davis (NC)
    • Frankel (FL)
    • Gillen (NY)
    • Golden (ME)
    • Goldman (NY)
    • Gonzalez (TX)
    • Gottheimer (NJ)
    • Horsford (NV)
    • Landsman (OH)
    • Latimer (NY)
    • Lee (NV)
    • Levin (CA)
    • McBath(GA)
    • McClain Delaney (MD)
    • Menendez (NJ)
    • Meng(NY)
    • Moskowitz(FL)
    • Norcross(NJ)
    • Pallone(NJ)
    • Panetta(CA)
    • Pappas (NH)
    • Perez(WA)
    • Peters (CA)
    • Riley (NY)
    • Ryan (NY)
    • Schneider (IL)
    • Schrier (WA)
    • Soto (FL)
    • Stevens (MI)
    • Subramanyam (VA)
    • Suozzi (NY)
    • Sykes (OH)
    • Thanedar (MI)
    • Torres(NY)
    • Vargas (CA)
    • Veasey (TX)
    • Wasserman Schultz (FL)

    Major EDIT: Originally copied the list from the last time this bill was introduced, it has now been corrected

  • They're like cats with claws stuck in something. They don't even understand that letting go is a thing they could do

  • Weed and trying to understand what I value and want in my life and how that can be made to happen outside of capitalist structures

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  • My hot take is that the dominion war was hot garbage. Just episode after episode of the least fun parts of trek for me. It has some stand out episodes, but it drags and I basically stop rewatches in the late seasons. I also think Sisko's ending sucks, he should have stayed with Jake. Lastly, the prophets were way better before they introduced Pah-Wraiths and made them way more mystical.

  • Trump can shut up and die, but this really should be investigated. If it turns out that the Harris campaign was just a grift for rich celebrities, heads should roll.

  • Good on Warren for saying this. I think that the attacks on Warren for staying in the 2020 primary were really overboard. She would have been a great candidate 🥲

  • I voted uncommitted in the primary but before that my plan was to write in Rashida Tlaib. Good to see she's still at it

  • Yeah, now imagine there was a law on the books that required the executive to stop arming a regime that was committing human rights abuses. And now imagine that the Biden administration flagrantly ignored that law. Now you're all caught up

  • I mean the administration is still debasing itself daily to keep arming a genocide. They're not working very hard to harden things against trump, but they seem to still be hard at work making sure Israel has plenty of bombs. Maybe the centrists should have listened.

  • I looked back over the 2020 primary data and Kamala dropped before she even got to the first vote, Warren continued to pull small groups of delegates after super tuesday. In a very real sense Elizabeth Warren beat the pants off Kamala in terms of the primary. I was really pushing for her early in 2020 because I felt she was a consensus candidate between the further left Bernie types and the centrist Buttigieg types.

  • It feels like a recurring pattern of getting momentum then giving up before the fight and declaring that the only way forward is to compromise with the GOP. This pervasive self-defeating attitude that people don't want good things constantly undermines any attempt to sell a democratic vision. If you pre-emptively declare that centrism is the only viable path and attack anything that you think threatens your appeal to the center you will only ever be hurting your own position. To govern effectively you need to sell people on your vision, you have to have an idea of what you want the future to look like and then you have to convince people that is the right way. Going in with the only goal being to win, and adopting whatever mishmash of policies sounds popular to get there will never speak to people, and actively attacking the people with ideas and vision for being too "unelectable" is just self sabotage.

  • She could have held to her no-fracking stance, broke with Biden over Gaza, not promised to build a border wall, or not promised to put a Republican in the cabinet. Any one of these might have made the difference

  • Nothing but the boring one other States use at my polling place, the disappointment is immeasurable