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10 days agohttps://www.snopes.com/articles/469232/musk-son-told-trump-shut-up/
I understand snopes tries to be objective, but I watched it and still think the kid did it.
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This is the way. Every act of blind compliance helps validate doge’s shenanigans.
https://www.snopes.com/articles/469232/musk-son-told-trump-shut-up/
Idc what snopes says about inconclusive; I saw and heard in the vids exactly what you did, lmao
2·22 days agoEveryone with the new LED headlights that feel painfully illegal in my eye sockets - they are the bane of my morning commute.
2·24 days agoI run synology, so I usually refer to this guy’s website first to compare projects https://mariushosting.com/docker/
Although, some guides he posts require an environment variables file, of which he requires a donation for before downloading. I just scour the internet for the original projects’ compose at that point.
3·27 days agoWhat’s Matador been doing that it shouldn’t be doing?
9·27 days ago"After President Donald Trump’s executive order on shrinking the federal workforce, the Office of Personnel Management sent a memo on Jan. 20 to all federal agencies asking for a list of recently hired employees who remained on probation by Jan. 24.
The OPM, however, does not have a classified communications network. So the CIA sent it an unclassified email with the first names and the initials of the last names of the new employees, the official said."
https://www.ers.usda.gov/publications/pub-details?pubid=102979
A 2022 US dept of agriculture publication, the overview: “This report provides a detailed look at the impact of retaliatory [2018] tariffs by State and commodity and estimates the direct export losses associated with the trade conflict.” Added 2018 for context
Takes two clicks to get to the summary. I can’t tell what the US even won out of the war, but looks like we lost damn bigly. And are pushing the same tarrifs again 💀
Funny, someone shared an article in another post about all corporate money going to Delaware, https://www.icij.org/inside-icij/2022/06/delaware-is-everywhere-how-a-little-known-tax-haven-made-the-rules-for-corporate-america/
Source?
I’m sorry; whatever search engines I’ve tried are f*cked and only give me articles about US tarrifs on other countries’ exports. It’s been ridiculous trying to find what I’m looking for.
Imagine pulling up to the
car meetLAN party with this
When the real news is in the comment section
Thank you
Still use ski jumps? Wdym?
1·2 months agoWere you able to move on from the interim fix with “safe graphics” btw?
I’m stopping by only at this time cause I came in from your “get better at [arch]” post.
Have you checked if your BIOS has some proprietary stuff that restricts it to use only particular hardware? If nah, ignore me, my bad.
Not the same situation but similar - I bought a former school desktop pc & had blank display issues. The pc wouldn’t accept using a different hdmi cable other than the first one I’d ever booted it up with - and even then, it would hang on the mobo logo. No one said turning off secure boot was a fix, but suggested it often enough that I checked the bios anyway. Lo and behold, there were multiple proprietary “security” features (not secure boot) in the bios that only allowed the pc to connect to approved devices or networks. Makes sense for a school/business. I didn’t care to find out how to whitelist “approved devices”, so I just turned off all the BIOS’s fancy security features.
rm -rf /
make computer faster(͠≖ ͜ʖ͠≖)
This is the way