Yeah, she got investigated because thanks to her overtime she was the highest paid NYPD employee by far, and I guess she decided to try to take some people down with her.
It’s one of those things where you just grab popcorn and watch the fallout.
I’m not saying get rid of them, I’m saying strengthen them so they can stand up to corporate interests. I also don’t understand how you could read my post as somehow an endorsement for Trump. Of course he’s going to make things worse, it’s what Republicans do.
The dynamic has been a ratchet effect since FDR died: Republicans roll back the New Deal, and Democrats just stop the rolling back while they’re in power without managing to reinstate anything because enough of them are also beholden to campaign money.
Biden is still President though. It shows that the CDC and FDA have been captured so thoroughly by corporate interests they’re just not fit for purpose any more. That’s not just Trump’s fault, it’s decades of chipping away at those agencies by Republicans and corporate Dems.
They’ll take back St Petersburg.
Article: https://archive.md/Gr6qG
Basically: got to buy a house early as opposed to most of us ( probably with parents’ help), got lucky on the stock market (because he wasn’t spending everything on rent), and works as a CFO somewhere.
Definitely not in everyone’s reach here.
Denmark instituted a sugar tax and that seemed to have very positive effects (manufacturers reduced the sugar content in various products, better health outcomes). It makes sense in countries with socialised health care systems that you’d make the people that end up costing more due to behaviours pay more into it.
So, this guy is just running around in suburbia with a gun and a crossbow, and cops can’t find him?
NM, should’ve read the article first.
This is satire, right? Right?
Ted Cruz and Amy Klobachar are pushing a bill that doesn’t even have that recourse.
https://www.techdirt.com/2024/12/19/take-it-down-act-has-best-of-intentions-worst-of-mechanisms/
It’s got to be intentional, these people are lawyers and know exactly how the law works.
You should probably just switch to the notes app.
I guess he’s trying to learn more about prison life before he gets his own perp walk.
So Netflix built this tool just for fun then? Obviously they feel AWS’ tools are lacking.
TL:DR: IBM sold machines to the Nazis that they used to track down people to put into concentration camps. It would’ve been harder to do if they had to rely on paper records only.
Yeah, everyone struggles with that, especially since AWS doesn’t really break down costs in a way that makes sense if you’re trying to work out which business unit or feature is costing you money (unless you set things up where every team has their own account or whatever, and even then).
I think Netflix could probably start selling their tool and make more money from that then streaming if they can get it to work, because I’m guessing AWS makes it hard on purpose.
Nissan has a head start when it comes to electric cars, and Honda really missed the boat on that one, so hopefully some cool electric cars come out of this synergy.
It’s still using the lesser of 3 evils, we need a fourth human readable data interchange format.
I guess they’ll use JSON when they’re building the database to do the next holocaust.
Yeah, the first degree one is probably a long shot, where they hope to set a precedent where shooting a high profile CEO / politician is now terrorism, which means they can use all the terrorist laws to surveil activists and anyone who disagrees with the current system (I mean, they already do that, but they want to expand the legal basis for it where they can).
They also tried to use terrorism laws on the activists trying to stop cop city in Atlanta. The thing people warned about when the PATRIOT Act passed is slowly happening. They start with a law to stop terrorists and pedophiles, and slowly they expand the use of it until it applies to everyone.
They’re going to co-ordinate with the Americans. Erdogan is going to ask Trump “can I go kill some Kurds on Syria”, and Trump will go “sure”. That’s what happened last time.
Apparently he was wanted in Saudi (for actual violent crimes, not the benign stuff people usually get in trouble for like apostasy and drinking alcohol), and Germany denied extradition. So now he attacked the country that actually protected him. If they actually acted like he wanted immigration wise he would’ve been sent back.