I also thought it looked a bit sloppy. I couldn't find it with a reverse image search, and AI detectors seem convinced it's fake. Where's it from?

For being such an "America first" administration, they sure do spend a lot of money on immigrants...

Agreed. The bubble has to pop eventually... Or not, and we really are marching towards our own obsolescence as a species.

You could probably, for most regions in the world, make the reasonable assumption that, on average, the effect balances out; you might be able to drive somewhere and commit a crime, but so can someone else from somewhere else, and so on. Obviously, places which receive a lot of travel are exceptions to this rule, just like places where would-be criminal travelers reside (I'm looking at you, suburbia).

Of course, I'm just speculating in hopes someone else has some real data to back up my claims...

Plainly: yes. Congress subpoenaed her by name, not title.

So long as it's appropriately branded. If we get a bunch of "Trump bucks" right before midterms, I'm sure that could sway some people to keep him in power.

Doing anything while connected to open Wi-Fi networks. All it takes to eavesdrop on an open Wi-Fi network is a laptop and proximity. Although they can't eavesdrop on your SSL/TLS traffic, they can (and will) pick up on (insecure) DNS requests, which gives them at least the domains of any websites and services that you use (if not the specific pages).

Read the article.

Imagine accidentally admitting in the subtext of your post that your understanding of leftism is that it's inherently authoritarian.

You mean that shaping society to fit some narrow, preconceived notion of utopia by any means necessary somehow involves coercion by force? What a shocking surprise! /s

There's a very good reason why Horseshoe Theory is verboten in those circles.

Yeah! Those poors shouldn't enjoy partaking in a uniquely American holiday custom with an enormous outpouring of charity! /s

My family was intermittently on food stamps when I was growing up, and during those years my parents always found a free (or steeply discounted) turkey, and food banks always had enough fresh potatoes, onions, etc. to feed everybody. We barely spent any money, and it was an occasion to bond as a family as we all chipped in to prepare for the big meal. There's really only so much poultry, potato, and reconstituted stale bread that you can eat in one sitting. The rest fed our family for weeks on leftovers.

If you want to target a holiday for "wasteful consumerism" maybe try American Christmas. But, even then, I've got a story for you...

Yes, that's two applications instead of one...

That's precisely how the OSI model works. Every layer is written/read by a different process, and exactly why you can't ban encryption. So long as a communications channel can accept arbitrary language, that channel can accept anything expressible in that language, including coded messages.

Yeah, get this ML crap outta here.