Contrary to the circles we reside in, most of the US despises any act of "socialism". It's ingrained in the culture after 50 years of waging a cold war against an entity that was associated with everything on the left because of propaganda. It will take a long time before enough of the people born before 1990 have died off before people will warm up to it again (I'm in this group too, being born 1982, but I wasn't politically aware enough care at the time, but some other kids' parents no doubt instilled this hate of socialism into them growing up. Millennials/Xennials, the generation that was supposedly the most left leaning in recent times, basically started 4chan, and look what it became).
We ARE in an echo chamber. I came to discover this when talking to young folks about Harris/Trump. Despite the enthusiasm I saw here for Harris, it did not translate to the real world at all. We have to come to grips with the fact that the majority of Americans suck.
Programmers like 1024, because that's how binary works when you keep doubling bits, and it's cleaner and more intuitive when you're working with low level code. Normies like 1000.
When modern CPUs execute instructions, they try to make a best guess as to what the next instruction or data it needs will be while it's still executing the first, to speed things up so it doesn't have to wait until the entire instruction execution cycle is complete to start retrieving the next one from memory. These exploits force it to guess wrong, potentially pulling sensitive data out of memory and making it accessible to processes which usually can't access it.
So, I put a piece of paper over their feet and lined it up with the horizon of the pavement so I have a better visual reference. He's still got the lean.
Goes to show you. The rainbow flags and shit all these corps uses to adorn themselves with every June was just to get more of your money. None of it was sincere. Except maybe Costco.
Have you seen any of the videos of him signing executive orders? He literally doesn't have a goddamn clue. He's just rubber stamping everything they put in front of his face.
Hey, Nick at Nite was a thing in the 90s. I get the reference and I'm not going to regular Bingo nights yet.