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  • ike was the last of his kind. the civil rights acts of the 1960s broke the republican party... voter rights, desegregation... they could not (and still cannot) handle those people being equal. the 'modern' republican party is defined by their hatred.

  • just a hunch, but i'm guessing that most those in the current administration or hired by it for specific 'roles', wouldn't, either.

  • perhaps two, even.

  • "loyalty cards" are common. stores (and each of their 369354764 data sharing "partners") get to track everything you buy and when. in exchange, you get token "discounts" on a small selection of products. some stores have done away with the actual physical cards, and use mobile phone apps or just the mobile phone number to track you.

  • homer-bart-so-far.gif

  • you can see a big box fan mostly out-of-frame on the left.

  • this is not gonna end well for the company or its games.. so the only thing i can think of is it's simply a big a smoke screen for some financial shenanigans.

  • they're gonna get offered something more like a (one) pizza party (pizza not included), an extra pee break on the first tuesday following the second blue moon of a calendar year, and a 20 percent discount on the game they work on.

  • as in he's gonna piss all over everything?

  • the hardware manufacturer submits the 'bloatware' as drivers or other 'essential' software to microsoft to be included in the library of third-party shit microsoft delivers via windows update, which can then be segregated into automatically or optionally installed.

    hardware manufacturers are abusing this process to install bits (such as ads) that are not actually required for basic functionality of their hardware.

  • got a ways to go yet. ddg (search assist) says the total size of all content on the (public) internet is 120 zettabytes (as of 2023). that's 1.2x1023 bytes; you're "only" at 1.718x1019 bytes.

  • with the tens of thousands of installs and the driving factor of their expansion, the odds of every single one of them being put up with the permission or invitation of the entity controlling the property or right-of-way is pretty darn close to -zero-.

  • afaik the only things is the desktop watermark and being locked-out of the personalization in 'settings', so stuck with default theme, wallpaper, and so on.

    registry edits or using a pre-configured custom installer can get around some (or all?) of these items.

    updates will still be offered and installed.

  • when the $ numbers start getting big and scary, just extend the length some more to make it look 'cheaper'.. like 8 year car loans and 50 year mortgages.

  • the city needs to cover the solar panels, too. covering the cameras only took out their eyes, not their ears and radios. the company is probably dragging their feet on removing them because there's still some value in them staying where they are.

  • flight time is actually closer to 80-90 minutes between the two cities. plus taxi time of 10-20+ minutes at each end.. plus dealing with getting to and from the airport, maybe parking, and random tsa shenanigans inside.

    compare that to the actual 3.5 hour acela route that starts at ~ $74, that directly connects midtown manhattan to south station or back bay.

  • that's a lot of chocolate.

  • i'd watch that, actually. i didn't think that film was nearly as bad as all the hype and media made it out to be.

  • that's something like an extra $650-700 billion a year. here's my contribution: "Fuck off"