Yes, and iron-fisted-as-hell antitrust enforcement.

My bad; insult unintended. I utilize questions to get information.

So—basically—yeah! “Both-sides-ism” doesn’t cut it for me.

…which is under no obligation to provide utilities of any sort to the facility.

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As long as “keyword searching, Boolean logic and controlled vocabulary” still works, great! Stand-alone is a *huge* plus.

DOGE is, of course, a con. Government waste does deserve inspection; hence, the preexistent OMB.

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-new White House Cyber Strategy: deregulate, attack, use lots of AI
-beware misleading Proton-FBI headlines (there are so many)
-Chornobyl's computer rebuild
-DEF CON vs. authoritarianism
-interactive XKCD
-much more!

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It’s the Texas sharpshooter scenario: see which potential goal has made the most progress, then declare that as the official goal.

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#EpsteinFury

Mastodon just requires extra work, like tags on every post to make it findable, alt-text on every image (a good practice anyway), and sending the sysop $ once in a while. I’m too lazy and broke; hence bsky.

Screenshot of a news article from The Post titled “Repeatedly getting Covid doesn’t build immunity, ‘it’s more like accumulating damage’,” written by Melanie Earley of RNZ and dated March 10, 2026. Below the headline is a portrait of leading vaccinologist and associate professor Dr Helen Petousis-Harris, shown facing the camera against a dark background. The article discusses how repeated COVID-19 infections may cause cumulative harm rather than building lasting immunity.

"Leading vaccinologist Helen Petousis-Harris says there's not enough awareness of the impact of COVID-19 on overall health."

"What many people don't realise is that getting COVID repeatedly is not like building immunity, it's more like accumulating damage," she says.

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Shades of the Budapest Memorandum.

Russia already is profiting from a surge in energy prices over the war's disruptions to tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz and damage to energy facilities in Gulf countries. If hostilities escalate, a continued windfall would help fill Moscow's coffers to finance military operations in Ukraine and patch the budget deficit. The Kremlin also hopes the Iran war will distract global attention from Ukraine, deplete Western arsenals and force the U.S. and its NATO allies to reduce military support for Kyiv.

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Kegsbreath relishes in death.

Local opinion: Arizona Republicans want to make our children sick We have a vested interest in protecting our communities and everyone in them. “Medical freedom” is the antithesis of community.

The idea of “medical freedom” weighs one parent’s decision to refuse vaccines as more important than another’s decision to protect their own children from contagious, vaccine-preventable diseases”.

@jimalwine.bsky.social and I in a new OpEd about AZ trying to ban childhood vaccine requirements.

Good Lord, deliver us! 😷

I’m currently conflicted as to how much skepticism I can maintain about “AI” without having at least a nodding familiarity of working with it.

Veterans know EXACTLY what this kind of language turns into in real life.
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Maybe if they didn’t put up those signs we wouldn’t have that problem.

Respecting international sovereignty is quite the opposite of “appeasement .” What, you’re siding with all the brutal regimes we didn’t invade?

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More like four dementia chess.

Thank goodness they were warned in advance. 😷

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