Oh, ooh, I think I know why! It’s because Trump is a pedo rapist (and possibly murderer) and he is protecting his rich, powerful friends who are also pedo rapists (and possibly murderers)! Call me crazy but I really think I’ve figured it out!

Archive link: https://archive.is/FpxaW

On the day Kirk was shot and killed while onstage at an event at Utah Valley University, Mickens posted a quote from Kirk on her private social media account after work hours from her personal computer, according to the lawsuit.

“‘I think it’s worth it. I think it’s worth to have a cost of, unfortunately, some gun deaths every single year so that we can have the Second Amendment to protect our other God-given rights. — Charlie Kirk,’” the post read. It did not include any commentary from Mickens.

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So does the US Government. If you’re in any way active in left-wing politics, or what the fascists would perceive to be left-wing politics, it’s unwise to use Windows.

One single kind of bacterium.

Chuck Schumer had popularity?

Or leave Android altogether and get a Linux phone. You’ll have more control but it won’t be as slick.

At first Google does plan to offer something called “advanced flow” that will let you install what you want. But this doesn’t address the chilling effect for developers (some are just getting out of Android rather than registering and paying Google), or the censorship power it hands to Google to make “undesirable” apps harder to obtain and install. And there’s no guarantee they won’t just withdraw “advanced flow” one day.

https://developer.android.com//developer-verification/guides/faq#advanced-flow

The best way to avoid it is by installing an OS that doesn’t include the developer verification component.

This the same sociopath whose excellent judgement tells him Greta Thunberg is the Antichrist.

Peter Thiel is a nutjob with far too much power.

Maybe you’re confusing tokens with the “credits” you pay for. Tokens have a technical meaning, but some companies are charging per AI credit, where they don’t tell you the conversion rate of credits to tokens, so they can change this at any time, or vary it between models, etc.

Billionaires are ruining it. Don’t let the NYT shift the blame.

No need for the /s. That’s exactly what it is. It’s a money grab and a bid for more control and surveillance we cannot dodge.

And any vulnerable bystanders who can’t be vaccinated and depend on herd immunity.

Just another case of not caring about anything until it directly affects them.

But Carney’s main point was that “middle powers” need to build up a network of deals with each other, instead of a whole bunch of arrangements with a single hegemonic power, as protection against being beholden to the larger power. The China deal in itself is not an example of what he was advocating. An example of that would have to take the form of multiple deals with multiple peer countries. The speech was a rallying call for European countries to join Canada in that project.

The article has a point about Canada’s industrial policy, and there are indeed risks in dealing with China. But the article’s main argument seems to be that Europe should not follow his proposal in the speech because he did a deal with China and deals with China will harm them just as they’ll harm Canada, and that argument misfires. Carney wasn’t proposing that everyone just do deals with China, but that they deepen trade relationships with each other. And no one would expect that to be accomplished in the few days since he called for it.

Great idea! We should establish a working committee to do a feasibility study on the creation of such a task force.