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Comment Rare (Score 1) 119

They can unwind deals after they are complete. It's pretty rare, because it's messy and expensive for all parties involved.

Also, given the rubber-stamping of the last dozen or so media mergers, it would be difficult for the government to explain why this particular merger would be harmful, while the last dozen mega-mergers and divestitures were just fine.

Comment Re:All of the above? (Score 1) 19

by whoever57 (#65849095) Attached to: Meta's New AI Superstars Are Chafing Against the Rest of the Company

I assume that at least some of the tension here is that facebook hired these guys to be the hotshot golden boys of sucking less at AI; so it isn't just an it's-only-money thing

Maybe it's about salaries: the golden boys are being paid much more than their perhaps equally-qualified colleagues?

Submission + - Traveling to the US will require you to reveal your social media for 5 years. (federalregister.gov)

Submitted by Z00L00K
Z00L00K writes: Agency Information Collection Activities; Revision; Arrival and Departure Record

3. Mandatory Social Media: In order to comply with the January 2025 Executive Order 14161 (Protecting the United States From Foreign Terrorists and Other National Security and Public Safety Threats), CBP is adding social media as a mandatory data element for an ESTA application. The data element will require ESTA applicants to provide their social media from the last 5 years.

Comment Stay away from Zoneminder (Score 1) 136

Stay away from Zoneminder- it's a cobbled-together hack that is a nightmare to properly configure and maintain. It's written in 4 or 5 different languages all slammed together in a shaky framework built from band-aids and spackle.

I've tried most of the NVR apps out there and the only one I think is fairly well done is Blue Iris. It's not perfect but I think it's far better than Zoneminder, iSpy (now part of iSpyConnect), and motionEye.

Submission + - New FAFSA update flags colleges with 'lower earnings' for graduates (thecollegefix.com)

Submitted by Anonymous Coward
An anonymous reader writes: Beginning this week, the U.S. Department of Education will warn students about colleges whose graduates earn less than high school graduates through the FAFSA process.

The warning provides financial data about selected colleges, aiming to enhance transparency and help students make informed decisions regarding their education.

Over 2% of undergraduates attend schools with lower average earnings than high school graduates, yet these institutions still receive significant federal aid.

Submission + - Elon Musk admits DOGE was a waste of time (and money) (yahoo.com)

Submitted by echo123
echo123 writes: Elon Musk appeared to admit for the first time that his work at the so-called Department of Government Efficiency was a total waste of time—which also destroyed his reputation.

He told Katie Miller, who is married to Donald Trump’s deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller, that he would not take the controversial post in Washington, D.C., if he had his time over again.

“I think instead of doing DOGE, I would have basically built—worked on my companies, essentially," he told The Katie Miller Podcast.

“If you could go back and start from scratch like it’s January 20th all again, would you go back and do it differently? And, knowing what you know now, do you think there’s ever a place to restart?”

After a deep sigh, Elon Musk, 54, replied, “I mean, no, I don’t think so.”

“You gave up a lot to DOGE,” she said.

“Yeah,” he conceded, sadly.

DOGE oversaw a $220 billion jump in federal spending—not including interest—in the fiscal year, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Bill Gates has warned Elon Musk’s DOGE cuts will cause ‘millions of deaths’

Submission + - The rise of the electrostate (www.cbc.ca)

Submitted by AmiMoJo
AmiMoJo writes: China’s massive lead in clean technologies has shifted the global climate fight from one of big pledges and international diplomacy toward a technological revolution in cheaper energy, analysts say.
The accelerated adoption of clean technologies — particularly solar and wind power, as well as electric vehicles — has challenged long-held assumptions about how central fossil fuels are to modern industrial development, as well as which countries would lead the world in the climate fight.
The contrast between countries embracing clean technologies and countries still dependent on producing and burning fossil fuels is also becoming wider. Countries like the U.S., now the world's largest oil producer, could be left behind in the race for the energy sources of the future.

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