No, 60% is the filibuster threshold in the Senate.
A “veto proof majority” requires two thirds of the members of House and Senate
A bill or joint resolution that has been vetoed by the President can become law if two-thirds of the Members voting in the House and the Senate each agree to pass it over the President’s objection.
“Disabled by Admin”
Motherfucker… I AM THE ADMIN
Delta Airlines
Wonder if they came up with the “instead of paying union dues, wouldn’t you rather play video games 🎮” posters
These are absolutely going to be used to break up big fights, then small fights, then arguments, then they’ll just be roaming the halls looking for any undesirable activities.
This is where I’m at.
I’ve got a really bad memory. Ever since seeing Iron Man (I was never into the comics), I’ve dreamed of having a JARVIS-esque virtual assistant, something that could be omnipresent in my life to document and recall and remind and suggest and…
I’d be willing to pay for it, too. $100-$150 a month, maybe more, would be well worth it to keep my life from spiraling, like it has a tendency to do. But it would have to be my data. Never used for anything but myself. And that’s just unacceptable to the Tech Bros.
With self-hosted LLMs continuing to get better and cheaper, maybe this will happen in my lifetime. 🤞
‘Donald Trump was the dumbest goddamn student I ever had!’
Unfortunately, this usually just means they find a way to exempt themselves and still support the data collection
2013-11-08, so yeah, you nailed it
I thought this was going to say they were deploying Stingrays in neighborhoods. Pretty sure this is worse, because at least a Stingray requires something be physically present. Fuck all of this.
Yeah, I typically use 1996 (unlikely to remember 9/11) to 2015 (in school for the pandemic).
I’d be worried about vulnerabilities.
Mullvad is the best $5 and change I spend each month.
Unless there’s another beeper attack I missed, the one last September was directed at Hezbollah, across Lebanon and Syria.
Not quite, but relatively close.
This accounts for some portion of it, but the other part is the rise in interest rates. With borrowing money no longer being nearly free, companies tightened their budgets.
Shovel maker props up mining corporations to ensure he can keep selling more shovels.