Because the US legislature stopped making laws, courts make laws instead, and they do it based on who’s taking them on luxury trips.

The US legislature is in effect half a dozen sugar babies.

The stupid thing is that it’s not even a law. IDK if there was even bribery involved.

It’s just if you give the average state IT employee a switch that says “flip this to be more secure”, 9 times out of 10 they will flip it.

This is just enshittification on the enterprise level.

Slopilot

The problem is that it’s becoming less and less of a possibility, and more and more of a hassle, since everyone else, including our dear elected governments build shit with the expectation you engage in the big tech ecosystem.

I’ve been using e/OS, which is an Android fork maintained by a Danish university, so Google stops messing with my phone. I’ve made the switch after realising that when I wanted to restart the phone (was urgent at the time) the power button has been remapped to AI.

Yet, after moving to Denmark, I realized that the government ID service specifically disallows that fork and enforces using Google Android. The Danish government trusts Google over leading Danish universities.

Living without that ID thing on my phone would be possible but would require me to do tons of personal appointments with different companies, including banking, phone contracts, internet, public transit and so on.

And he totally maintained a proper professional distance as agreed.

In front of the court when he got handed that restraining order.

How rough are those seas? Normandy was specifically done over rough seas to gather more of the surprise factor. Also, rough weather may protect against drones and stuff.

IDK much about this though, these are legit just questions.

I felt exactly the same way with (combat) flight sims.

Without VR, a lot of it was practicing maneuvers and attitudes as the target or the airfield would be out of my view most of the time. With VR, it just feels right, you can just keep the target in sight and move yourself into position. Your sense of distance and attitude is also 100% better. I can fly altitudes better, dogfight much better and so on.

You also get a much better sense of the whole plane, how big it is, how it moves around, and it also is tons more immersive. I can do 2 hour flights without getting bored easy in VR - not that you don’t get hella tired from that.

I think you’re overestimating the brain drain. Most people who emigrate from EU countries do so to another EU country.

We’re not India.

And if you go to the right type of tech company in the right member state, you can easily get a salary over 130k USD with just a few years of experience. With much better job security and work life balance.

Put a random fuck in the comment to differentiate yourself

The US is an Israeli colony it seems then

11 percent. ROFLMAO

Perversely, the reason is exactly because the country was relatively well off in the previous system, there was no great revolution to clean out the elite.

Different system of government, but the same regime.

On the one hand, you’re right. On the other hand OpenAI just signed a deal for around 25-30% of all RAM manufactured in 2026 all around the world.

Not even the finished boards, just the half-done wafers practically so others can’t have any. Strategically timed and kept in secret to cause maximum market mayhem.

And nobody is keeping inventory because of the tariff chaos.

So it’s not just that, but greed, for example Micron pivoting away from consumer RAM, adds to it.

This article contains a shitton of falsehoods and omissions. The tankies were wrong.

Király was not a fascist. He served in the Royal Hungarian Army as a career soldier, joining after his father before the rise of fascism.

He did indeed serve in the invasion army of the fascistic Horthy regime as a captain, and he was indeed put in command of Jewish slave labourers, for which he received the Righteous Among the Nations accolades, as he treated them as humanely as the situation allowed, defying his orders, risking execution.

He was kept on with the Hungarian People’s Army, promoted by the communist leadership multiple times. He married Gömbös’ niece under Communist rule, way after it would have been politically advatageous. Despite that, he was put in command of the Hungarian participation of Stalin’s planned invasion of Yugoslavia.

He fell out of favour after the invasion was cancelled and was caught up in one of Rákosi’s purges, and he spent the three years after in abysmal conditions until the 56 revolution. He got out a month before because of the buildup to the revolution had some political prisoners released. He spent the next month until the revolution in hospital.

The Nagy provisional government asked him to organise the defense against the Soviet invasion, which he tried and understandably failed. He then left for the US along with hundreds of thousands, and got a job as a CIA trainer for Cuban anti-communist insurgents, which got him in the JFK files.

Then the Putin government put those files out and started a coordinated propaganda campaign to whitewash the genocide and rape the USSR committed.

BTW I’m a leftist and think the CIA is the scum of the earth on par with the SS, but let’s stick to the facts.

Are there mobile apps for it as well?

Call of Duty 4 lied to me

Our standing armies outnumber Russia 4 to 1 at peace. Without counting the UK.

The point being made is that the big corps advertising have an exceedingly hard time measuring whether ad buys resulted in sales, and especially which ad buys resulted in sales.

Buyers don’t see that it isn’t worth it, they can only guess.

On the other hand, Hungary banned Pride, installed face recognition cameras, threatened everyone with fines and the organisers with prison.

It became the biggest mass event ever. Literally there has never been any civil event that was bigger than that. 5% of the population was there, in one place, in the capital.

The police tried at one point to prevent passge or control the crowd, but they were so overwhelmed that they just got ignored. So were the right wing counterprotests.

Then the government started to try and fine at least the organisers, but people went up and started reporting themselves en masse, saying they were organisers since they asked friends to come.

Nobody got punished, those in power were humiliated, people realised they have power.

If the home of democratic backslide and illiberal “democracy” can do it, so can you.

Couldn’t we buy from Taiwan? Or better yet, build our own devices with Taiwanese processors. It’s much harder to spy if the supplied components are simpler and the device is opaque to them but transparent to us.