We're already past that point, we're now at "cram copilot into everything, even if it makes no sense."

This is going to sound wild, but why not use your brain for creativity, and use the the machine for crunching numbers?

Almost as if one culture values education and actual problem solving while the other values spectical and sleight of hand.

Do you think he would really inspire any kind of loyal following? Feels similar to how they tried to really the troops around Desantis in Trump's absence, shortly before they all started to cannibalize and make fun of him too

What does freedom of speech have to do with independent subreddits deciding they don't want to serve content from a private company they don't agree with?

company doctors

Never heard of this outside of medical facilities. I don't know how it could possibly be cost effective to employ a doctor because management thinks people are out sick too much---fire the fucking manager that can't keep the office staffed.

I find it hard to believe that Lauren, who saves everything to the Desktop, is dabbling with Office config files.

You probably keep the files she's referring to in your Documents, Downloads, etc. folder within your home directory too.

Enough of them. Face it, too many people fell for "Giant douche vs. turd sandwich" shtick, and it was enough to cost Kamala. I was happy to vote for her regardless of whatever nutcase the RNC ran, but AOC is right: there is a lot of hypocrisy in the Democratic party---citing the rampant insider trading and acting like money is only corrupting Republicans---and that gets exploited very effectively to fuel the cynicism all across the left end of the spectrum.

Link to a little further into the interview where she discusses what Democrats stand for, and what redefining the party might look like.

Same, I saw the still image and thought, "oh this is like where they grab a still of them waving then are like 'look! Obama doing the Nazi salute!'"

Nope. Video was one of the most emphatic Nazi salutes I've ever seen. Twice!

If anything, this is how the Internet used to be: there is a small technical barrier to entry, but if you can't be bothered to learn you'll struggle.