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We have $1.2B to prevent wind power but not to feed starving kids [1]? [1] https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/apr/18/trump-admini...

> From 11 to 3 employees. Doesn't seem that outrageous outside I hope I never have you as my manager If you think a ~70% reduction in head count isn't outrageous.

> The CDC Has a Cyclospora Lab. DOGE Downsized It Last Year [1] [1] https://www.wired.com/story/cdc-cyclospora-lab-doge-downsize...

Or don't commit fraud worth millions of dollars using your personal Windows machine.

> When Mei was 4, one of her kindergarten teachers pulled Linda aside: Mei didn’t draw or write as well as the other kids and her language skills weren’t developing normally. Her m…

Rough year for the cranky geeks cast.

> Major US ISPs (Comcast, AT&T) should detect clearly suspicious activity coming from customer IPs and warn them to scan their computers, check their TV apps, and find whatever is …

Its time to abolish ICE.

> OR ALREADY HAD AN OLDER LG MONITOR PLUGGED IN, BECAUSE LG APPARENTLY ROLLED THIS OUT FOR MANY OLDER MODELS TOO!! Just think about how many times hardware manufactures told custom…

Why is a goverments debt only brought up when it comes to feeding starving children but not when subsiding oil companies, football stadiums, data centers, or spacex? We always seem…

Because feeding starving children is the right thing to do.

I would like to personally thank Elon, "big balls" and the rest of DOGE for causing hundreds of thousands of deaths [1] by shutting down USAID! Also an honorable for bringing the s…

by checking which follow robots.txt?

If you sleep with dogs you're gonna get fleas. These AI companies have made billions by stealing other peoples content, what makes you think they would be above stealing from Apple…

> which is bullshit because the drip pricing that most people complain about is the X% "service charges" and "lifestyle fees" that restaurants have at the bottom of their menu in s…

> What's the goal of the US/Iran war? To make certain people money by shorting the oil market. There is a reason why these "peace" deals are always announced on Fridays.

Good thing we have those cookie banners warning us about websites tracking us.

> It lets you treat your employees as a replaceable commodity This has been the objective of the tech industry for years

The meritocracy strikes again.

I don't understand the push back and all of the excuses about this. Europe's heat waves are deadlier than American gun violence [1] [1] https://www.yahoo.com/news/science/articles/…

> what kind of temperature difference can you get inside vs outside? Enough to prevent death. When I was growing up we used duct tape and cardboard boxes.

To prevent the cold air from escaping.

Those type of windows exist in America and for $20 you can buy a kit for them on Amazon.

There is something very wrong in the EU if installing a life saving window air conditioner requires a permit or signed approval from every person in the building.

Something is very wrong with the EU if ordinary Europeans can't afford a $150 window unit.