Seriously, corporations, it’s a free pass! “Sorry, we can’t release any customer information without a court order due to the legal liability if we were to release the information to a an unknown party acting fraudulently.”
Although, I have to ask (although I’m pretty sure of the answer); are some companies just giving up whatever information is requested to anyone with a .gov address? What if its spoofed, or typosquatted?
Yep, they see the writing on the wall. I wonder if they’ll wait until after inauguration to start allowing Israeli settlers to build towns and beachfront property, or just do it now?
I just stopped watering mine. I also live in an area where grass dies quickly without copious irrigation, which should have been the first clue to the previous homeowners to maybe not grow grass.
That’s a slice of fried gold.
As an outside observer, it seems perfectly clear that he has no intent to see any more hostages returned alive.
A slightly less boring dystopia?
But why Bernoulli?
Prime mottheonion material.
So let’s hypothetically say that the only signs for a candidate are homemade signs for some personality cult reason, definitely not posted by the campaign, and posted on public property. Wouldn’t be illegal to remove those, right?
Childhood’s End, by Arthur C. Clarke.
More like that’s when the spirits are getting it on. Rebirth of the world, that kind of thing. Source: married into Diné.
You can wishlist it on Steam! The developer says he has been playtesting it on the Deck, too.
I don’t know about apps, but they ultimately all get it from the National Weather Service. Since it’s a government service, the website is totally free of ads and other garbage. Just use that. Weather.gov. You can search for your home, and since it uses absolute URLs, you can then bookmark the results page and just go straight to that every time.
Project 2025 wants to disband NOAA and give its functions to Accuweather instead, directing taxpayer funding to a private company while also locking all weather data behind a paywall, so they get paid twice to provide the same info NOAA currently provides with a single payment (taxpayer funding). The Accuweather founder, Joel Myers, and his brother, Billy Lee Myers (unsuccessfully nominated by Trump to be the head of NOAA), are major Republican donors, but I’m sure that is completely coincidental.
QUIC, originally developed at Google and initially supported in Chromium-based browsers, now part of HTTP/3. https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-ietf-quic-http-17
He’s always been surrounded by the wealthy and well-connected, and that’s who he listens to.
Such a corporate stooge.
And that feeling when an unresponsive application suddenly responds after you fire up Task Manager.
You mean the sham of a conference hosted by and chaired by petrostate sponsors? The conference specifically designed to facilitate fossil fuel expansion deals? That conference?