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DOJ withheld Epstein files related to allegations Trump sexually abused a minor

npr.org
29 points·by pickleglitch·hace 5 meses·12 comments

Over 200 employees at Rockstar demand fired colleagues be rehired

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pickleglitch
·hace 15 horas·discuss
What gives you the idea that they want to distribute the gains from AI equitably?
pickleglitch
·anteayer·discuss
I would suggest you begin by researching the actual history of luddites.
pickleglitch
·anteayer·discuss
I didn't even finish the article because this sort of thing pisses me off too much.
pickleglitch
·hace 4 días·discuss
I hope they lose and it bankrupts them. I'd like to see Zuckerberg thrown in prison. However, I would like to know what happens that $1.4T? Like, do the states that sued just add it to a slush fund? How would it be used to help mitigate the damage they have done?
pickleglitch
·hace 22 días·discuss
This is only part of the picture. Part of the reason houses are so much larger today is cultural, but I would argue a larger part is that economies of scale scale make it more profitable to build larger houses, so that's what developers build.

Also, the average cost of raw, undeveloped land in 1970 was about $197/acre, or about $1690/acre in today's dollars. Today the average cost of raw, undeveloped land is about $4,350/acre.

All of the other costs associated with building a house are higher as well. There are more regulations, materials are more expensive, etc. Labor is probably the only part of the equation that isn't much different after adjusting for inflation.

So it's not just that we all decided to buy larger houses and that's why they are more expensive. There are a lot of structural issues at play.
pickleglitch
·hace 23 días·discuss
The median monthly rent for houses and apartments in the U.S. in 1970 was $108, or around $930 in today's dollars. So, in today's dollars, that would be $11,160/year. Median household income in 1970 was $9,870, or $84,714 in today's dollars.

Median rent in the us today is around $1,750, or around $21,000/year. Today's median income in the us is around $89,000. So, housing cost has nearly doubled, while wages have only risen by about 5%. And that's just housing. I'm sure the math for healthcare and education costs is even more grim.
pickleglitch
·hace 23 días·discuss
I will surely get down-voted for this, but at this point if you buy a Tesla you get what you fucking deserve.
pickleglitch
·hace 26 días·discuss
What's extreme about trying to live your values?
pickleglitch
·hace 26 días·discuss
Jellyfin is great, but it is solving a different problem entirely.
pickleglitch
·hace 26 días·discuss
I like the laptop idea, I'd go with Linux instead of Windows, and even then I think it would be a challenge to get it working well with a remote. Nvidia Shield is just Android TV, which means handing Google all your data. Of course, Apple TV means handing Apple all your data, but that seems like maybe the least bad option. I don't know, I'm just tired of all of this shit.
pickleglitch
·hace 26 días·discuss
So now the same corporation that owns Fox News is going to own Roku? No thanks. Guess it's finally time to switch to a custom Android TV box or Apple TV. Or roll my own, but I've tried that and found it pretty difficult.
pickleglitch
·el mes pasado·discuss
They require your name and address, so they will have a nice database of anyone who dares voice an objection.
pickleglitch
·el mes pasado·discuss
What if you wrap them in bacon and deep fry them? Deep-fried bacon petaflops are a Thanksgiving tradition in my house.
pickleglitch
·el mes pasado·discuss
Yeah, no. I don't give a fuck about port forwarding to make a remote machine look like it's running on my localhost. I don't want to cede any more of my computing needs to the cloud than I absolutely have to. I like to own my hardware, not rent it.
pickleglitch
·el mes pasado·discuss
It's been many years. But today I just wouldn't buy a set that had too many single-use pieces. If I were still Legoing, I would probably just hunt craigslist or facebook marketplace for people selling lots of random bricks.
pickleglitch
·el mes pasado·discuss
For me, when I was into legos, the answer would be: take it apart and add the pieces to my larger collection, from which I can build whatever I want.
pickleglitch
·el mes pasado·discuss
You can pry localhost from my cold dead hands.
pickleglitch
·el mes pasado·discuss
Yeah, it's a better source if you enjoy government propaganda.
pickleglitch
·el mes pasado·discuss
In the future, we will all dress like firefighters.
pickleglitch
·el mes pasado·discuss
Companies don't control the release of strategic oil reserves. The President does that, and Biden actually did do it during the early days of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. At the time, Republicans criticized him for doing it, but if he hadn't gas prices would have gone even higher than they did. The big difference is that Bidden didn't create that crisis. The current mess is 100% Trump's doing.