We don’t know that the country actually voted for him and that he didn’t falsify election vote totals, directly in between the first time we know he tried to falsify election vote totals, the first time we witnessed him try to violently overthrow the government, and the most recent time we know he tried to falsify election vote totals.
I’m going to be completely serious here:
I signed up for Mint Mobile’s fixed home wireless service because I’d had such a great experience with their phone service. I’ve used their phone service for a long time, and it’s been rock solid.
It’s really weird, but their mobile service is fantastic. Their fixed home wireles service was absolutely awful. There’s literally no reason why it should have been bad, but I prepaid for three months of their fixed home wireless, and switched to a different provider very soon after signing up. Their mobile service is still very good, and absolutely worth it. It literally is $360 per year. One payment, once a year, unlimited. Works well.
I was completely baffled why their fixed wireless was so bad.
As a former subscriber to both T-Mobile’s fixed wireless home internet and their subsidiary Mint Mobile’s fixed wireless home internet, this explains a lot.
When the wealthy are allowed to own every business, they have an incentive to create commerce between the businesses they own.
This is true even when it would seem better for one of their businesses to buy renewable energy to stop having to spend money.
The only way to get rid of this incentive would be to take away all of the billionaires’ property or to get rid of the billionaires.
It’s crapitalism.
I think they are getting off.
Hey Valve, could you use AI to port all of your own old Intel versions of Mac games to Apple Silicon?
STOP.
USING.
FACEBOOK.
AND.
INSTAGRAM.
AND.
WHATSAPP.
You realize they want money to be spent, right?
This ain’t about saving money.
Without billionaires and employers, AI would eliminate tedious work.
The problem isn’t actually the AI.
I’m very concerned about this.
But I’m even more concerned that the jobs that AI kills are jobs that no one gets trained to do, and that no one will know how to do them when the computers stop working.
CBS is not a news organization.
I don’t know if you’re familiar with how VPNs work, but it’s basically like a computer in the other country is sharing its internet connection with you.
So let’s imagine that things are reversed, and you’re a VPN provider in the United States and you’re sharing your internet connection with some computers in another country, like Saudi Arabia, for example.
And just to be clear, you conduct no business in Saudi Arabia. You’re just sharing your internet connection with people from there. You don’t have any associates in Saudi Arabia, and you have no intention of ever going to Saudi Arabia.
And let’s say that Saudi Arabia passed a law that said VPN providers had to block some kind of content, like maybe banning all access to content about your favorite band.
How is this going to affect the VPN service you provide to the other computers?
Loops
I wish every content creator would post on both TikTok AND Loops, because Loops could definitely replace TikTok. It has a really solid basis and a lot of potential(although I wish I didn’t have to pause before scrolling off of a video).
I am really glad to see someone mention Loops, and if I could choose to view someone’s content on Loops instead of TikTok, I would.
Edit: Oh, and https://loops.video/ if anyone is wondering what we’re talking about.
Cool story bro.
I can’t wait to see the US one hundred trillion dollar notes!
No it’s not.
I stopped using Facebook years ago.
Before there were viable alternatives.
The idea that you need Facebook because there aren’t significant alternatives is just not true.
He tried to falsify vote totals in 2020.
He tried to overthrow the government in 2021.
He won fair and square in 2024.
He tried to falsify vote totals in 2026.
Sure, Jan.