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It is important to note that she chose not to press charges because she was afraid of retaliation from trump’s worshippers. Party of law and order…
It is important to note that she chose not to press charges because she was afraid of retaliation from trump’s worshippers. Party of law and order…
Not even the worst thing this company has done in the past year.
https://www.npr.org/2023/09/25/1201524399/child-labor-perdue-farms-tyson-foods-investigation
Someone is getting promoted!
I don’t think a grassroots revolution will be taking place anytime soon, but this is aimed at the young people of Russia who are against the war. The old people there love Putin but I suspect they also aren’t watching YouTube.
While I understand people’s initial reaction to think this is a positive thing, I don’t believe it is. The less free speech and media the Russian people have access to, the more control Putins propaganda machine has.
Don’t worry everyone! We will all be entitled to 1-year of free credit monitoring so it’ll be okay!
Any minute now something will be done about this traitor. Any minute now….
This. The article reads like Millennials are choosing unhealthy lifestyles. In reality, they work two jobs at a desk resulting in no sleep and a lack of exercise. Then after they pay the boomers social security checks that they will never see themselves, are forced to eat shit food because it costs twice as much to eat healthy. And of course the last sentence, that suggests that maybe the mountain of microplastics and other pollutants may have something to do with the rising rates. Yea, no shit.
U.S. democracy my friends. For sale for only $9.99.
From the article…
Sen. Ron Wyden, an Oregon Democrat who chairs the Senate Finance Committee, and Rep. Jason T. Smith, a Republican from Missouri who chairs the House Ways and Means Committee, crafted the deal at the start of the year and secured passage in the House on a 357-70 vote in the hopes of passing it before the start of tax season. But objections from Republicans on the Senate Finance Committee stalled the bill.
This week, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer finally called a vote, in part to force Republicans to take a public stand on the bill ahead of the November election. Sen. Thom Tillis, a Republican from North Carolina, handed out pamphlets to Republican colleagues suggesting that voting in favor of the bill would “give Harris a win before the election.”
Also a quick reminder that this bill needs 60 votes to pass.
Senate Republicans voted against it.
They aren’t going to arrest their own people.
Contact your House of Representatives in your state. This bill is horrible and will help destroy freedom of speech on the internet.
It passed 91-3. Our representatives are ignorant dinosaurs who don’t understand the internet or how it works. I already contacted both my senators. I plan to contact my house members before they make this abomination into a law. I encourage everyone to do the same.
GTFO with this title. The KOSA bill sucks through and through. It’s an online censorship bill that will hold websites accountable for content that is being hosted. Horrible bill if the house passes it in any form.
“We don’t want to punish users of alternative OSes, but there’s really no other option at the moment,” Wilden added before his blunt conclusion. “Play Integrity has absolutely no way to guess whether a given custom OS completely subverts the Android security model.”
Then don’t. Allow the user to choose what to do with their device and shut the fuck up and get out of the way. You are punishing users for using alternative OSes. That is exactly what you are doing.
Are you guys talking about Trump’s Project 2025? I’ve heard a lot of bad things about Trump’s 2025 project.
So far so good. I’m hoping as I age it doesn’t come back quite as bad.
Wizardry V, The Heart of Maelstrom was probably the hardest game I’ve ever played. Without the internet to cheat, it was a incredibly frustrating challenge and I never beat it until much later when I used walkthroughs and an emulator. Great game though. RIP, Andrew.