Is it because Netgear is a “US” company? Meaning they are on the US stock exchange, have corporate offices in the US, and manufacture everything in Asia?

Robots will fight each other over the burnt remnants of our homes.

Maybe not, I don’t know how much he makes, there’s a lot I’d put up with if it could mean early retirement. If he’s really making 2.8m in two years then that’s a mil after taxes and there’s no reason he couldn’t retire at 40 and live a more modest lifestyle. Could be worth it.

Yeah seems kind of whiny since he’s super successful and was probably already well-off, but on the other hand…

I’m kind of tired of hearing that my nieces and nephews have no career goals other than to be a “content creator”.

Maybe if more people were honest about what it takes and how the social media companies have started to squeeze creators then kids would aspire to get real jobs.

Yeah, it’s not a trivial problem to solve either, especially if platforms censor mentions of decentralized alternatives.

However, it’s hard for the oligarchs to censor the fact that an organization like EFF exists, and hopefully someone clicks on one of their posts and reads something on their blog about decentralized alternatives.

Hard agree. If you’re not voting at all you’re basically saying “do whatever you want to me government daddy, no matter what you do I support you!”.

At the very least, you should be registering a protest vote with a third party so that your protest is recorded.

I don’t agree with this whole idea that Nader gave the election to Bush. Nader said he would have dropped out if Gore had adopted certain things into his platform.

There are a lot of tricks for peeling boiled eggs, but fresh eggs from a chicken coop in your yard are a different ballgame.

Didn’t the guy throw out the constitution when he came back the first time? It’s a nice gesture but autocrats don’t care about the rules.

Yeah, he seems to think that the over-moderation is a good thing, and Cindy tries to convince him that censorship is bad and the answer instead is more like what you can do with the Fediverse, you can move servers if you don’t like how the server is moderated and who they federate with, but people are free to say what they want in their servers.

The word fiancé is French so I had to refer to my wife as my freedom partner before we got married.

Do you blow a trumpet with your nose?

I guess the ever clear kills the tapeworms and ecoli?

And going to a Trump rally at the height of Covid

I think this sort of thing happens in software engineering a lot… it doesn’t matter whether genAI tools are the right solution to a problem. Billionaires are throwing an alarming amount of money at this, so they are basically trying to get a slice of that pie by virtue signaling that they love genAI, even if they don’t think it’s that valuable.

My employer wants features delivered, I don’t have time to circlejerk about genAI.

Depends on whether or not the Dow is over 50k

SQL is pronounced “squirrel”

I think it’s for rough terrain, like carrying packs of supplies through war zones. So not full climbing but at least able to step over rocks and debris.

The article says that Fine was the pro-Israel candidate… are you saying the vote was split between pro-Israel candidates and a pro-Israel candidate still won?

It’s about two fascist leaders making desperate plays to stay in power. That’s it.

Polymarket seems like some sort of crypto scam and there are known crypto scammers like the Trump family involved.

However, what I find interesting about this is that it doesn’t cost anything to answer a poll, and likewise there’s no real gain for the participants.

Polymarket could be a better indicator than polling simply because there is an incentive to participate AND it costs something to participate.