Bullshit, they’re building a database to track all of us, and then some janky “AI” program will determine who’s worthy of staying alive.

“Does this shirt make me look gay?”

“How about now?”

Drink verification can

All the way up, remember that Trump is their lackey

This whole “too big to fail” schtick really needs to go the way of the dodo. I understand the implications in terms of jobs and whatnot, but the fact that some of these firms have gotten so big that they’ll fracture economies is flat out irresponsible.

Same thing in the US with college campus protestors. It’s not about defending the Jewish faith from hatred, it’s about silencing dissent.

But then they can’t use the broad banner of antisemitism to silence anyone that gets on their nerves. Anti-genocide would just be logical, can’t have that.

So are a significant number of politicians around the world, yet we keep electing them

Fair enough, I only ask because from everything I’ve seen if the UK, towns/villages and even smaller cities seem to be a lot more condensed and walkable than here in the states.

Aren’t most of y’all’s schools typically within walking distance in your neighborhoods?

Tbf Asus has been dogshit for at least a decade at this point.

He has to be

Gestures broadly at the federal government

Americans will be pissed, but at the end of the day nothing measurable will come of it. We’d have to be straight starving to get off our asses and get shit done.

Just a small handful, no big deal.

I have a couple friends that are software devs, and they echo the exact same sentiment. We’ve bonded over computers over the years, and they all wish they’d chosen a different career path at times because there are so many morons, and typically the morons are the worst devs out there.

Tbf everyone should ditch Microsoft.

Ah, that’s fair on the old firmware bit, I hadn’t heard about that. I have a Brother laser printer, but it’s locked down on my network for phoning home.

In this case, I kind of don’t blame them in terms of warranty work. Like yeah, if the machine faults out within the warranty period, they should replace it. But if the machine breaks because someone uses $3 ink from a bodega that’s made from busted open bic pens, then no manufacturer should be on the hook for replacement when caused by user negligence, and I don’t blame a company for using some measure to determine that.

or they’re dumb enough to be correct.

That’s a bingo