Hit them where it hurts - their pocketbooks. Corporations do not care if you march around in the streets. They don’t care if you say mean things about them. What they do care about is a decline in profits.
If enough people stop shopping in these places, and it makes any noticible change in ther profits, they’ll start lobbying for politicians to do something about it. You can’t reach your elected officials in any meaningful way. Target and other major corporations can.
Might as well be “a million bajillion dollars!!!”
I swear I could feel my own mental health declining
Yep. That’s the point of Facebook now: Get angry. Keep scrolling. Hate your neighbors and not your rulers. Consume. Come back when you need another angerboner.
They’re bringing people in from other states too. Can’t revoke licenses on behalf of another state, and can’t break reciprocity.
This image is clearly fake. Everything except the paper is skewed, grainy, miscolored and out of focus. This image doesn’t even get the dimmensions right. GTFOH
Awww, that’s fun. People think we’re going to have an election in 2028.
That’s a wild take. That’s like saying you’re uncomfortable in the sauna so you moved to the desert.
Every company wants AI even though they have no idea how it helps their business or their company.
My grocery store app does not need AI when they can’t even get search right.
Some things are riskier than others. The point is that you understand the risk and make informed choices.
No human alive deserves to be a billionaire
I’ve tried a few distros recently in my efforts to migrate away from Windows. I landed on Solus https://getso.us/ for my own personal use and I’ve been very happy with it. I’m a power user of course, but Solus just feels solid to me. No stability issues, no significant driver issues (details below), very easy to work with / low learning curve, no real need for terminal commands or tinkering, and all of the apps that I use on a regular basis are available and easy to install.
They’ve implemented the KDE Discover app in a recent release to manage packages (they used to only have their own package manager by default). Discover combines their own curated repository of apps that are known/designed to work well with Solus along with Flathub so users have options to install other apps, all from one place. I like the approach since it seems to offer increased stability.
The default Budgie DE is just okay. It’s fine, functional, and easy to use, but there are some quirks that I don’t love that make it feel a little incomplete in some small ways (i.e. you can’t really customize the start menu). I’m personally willing to make the tradeoff for the simplicity that it offers overall. That said, they do offer Plasma, Gnome, and Xfce builds. Plasma was my second favorite and I think it might be a better choice for a newbie.
The only problem I’ve had with drivers/compatibility on my modern Dell laptop is jumping through some hoops to get the fingerprint reader working and enabling hibernation which really wasn’t necessary, just a personal preference.
Another distro that caught my eye that I haven’t tested personally yet is ArduinOS https://www.anduinos.com/ . It’s another distro that touts a default DE layout reminiscent of Windows to make it easy to switch. However, it is Ubuntu + Gnome based, so take that as you will.
And many, many more rely on their jobs not only for income, but also for access to healthcare. Something seems wrong here.
Can’t have the uppity peasants upending the status-quo, can we?
That’s the fun thing about Japanese trademark law. If they don’t agressively protect tyeir trademarks, they risk losing them.
It’s like saying an embassy is not US soil. Sure, politically, that might be true, but for all non-political purposes, it very much is within the US.
Nobody asked for this! FFS, can megacorps stop shoving AI into everything. Lucky Charms and scissors will have AI soon enough.
A tragic death does not redeem an evil life.
Hey uhhh… about that… they’re planning to occupy just like we did in the middle east.
I think there’s a reason he finally pumped the breaks on that idea. What would one call the act of one state sending their militia into another state against their express refusal in order to enforce laws without being under control of and indeed acting against the state’s elected governor? Man, the words for that activity slip my mind right now.
And remind me why Texans care that much about what’s going on 2000 miles away from them? Ask them if their state tax dollars should be going toward sending their militia outside their state borders to clean up someone else’s mess.
Things are getting bad. I keep hoping things will cool off, but it’s just not the way things are headed, is it?
There have also been analyses into the volume of traffic used at rest vs. the amount used during pretty much anything else including conversations with digital assistants. Those found that there wasn’t enough data being transferred for it to be voice recordings.*
*I don’t remember where I read this. I’m just one guy on the intternet. Quesion the veracity of my comment.