I could be wrong, but this sounds like a number of people had to be involved to pull this off.
I suspicious of the whole story down to wondering if there really is a "David Rush" and if so, was the person arrested even that David Rush".

Notice the key words in each of these sentences: efforts, proposals, sought, advancing. We'll see if any of it actually gets passed.

I mean the slop industry's and Trump's problem, not everyone else in the world's problem :)

No user interaction is required? So I won't have to allow javascript with noscript?

My other question is whether having your browser profile on a ramdisk makes this easier or harder for them to track you.

The problem is he's unable to pass any federal law. Executive Orders do not supersede state law after all.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Here's a reminder since you forgot.

They need to block the AI slop entirely and ban the frauds posting it.

Well, here's an idea: If you do want to be a parent; go out, find someone willing, have a kid, and parent it. Stop trying to conscript those of us who don't want the job into parenting your hypothetical kid for and instead of you.

Most of the big names in tech showed their true colors, bent the knee, and converted to mega last year or the year before. They were never going to support or work with Newsom th the first place... that was just an act So it would actually and oddly favorable for him to support this sort of authoritarianism.

Yeah... in your analogy it's not the comfortable people in the midwest with its boring weather and where nothing interesting happens using using or wanting to keep those window air conditioners. To be analogous, the window A/C draws significantly less electricity and has a backup power source that almost never goes down, even when the main power is out. And it's the people in hurricane country where it's 95 degrees and 95% humidity right after the storm passes and takes out the power to the central A/C who want to keep their window units and whose governments are resisting the utility's desire to take them away.

Now, add California (earthquakes) and New England (nor'easters) and Texas (cold days and no grid interconnects) and Hawaii (low grid redundancy) and maybe you'll see the picture.

Because false positives are a thing and cops who stop, attack, kill, arrest, detain, lay hands on, attempt to interrogate, approach, or otherwise darken the days of the innocent are not, themselves, terminated, charged with assault and kidnapping, and locked away never again to breathe free air or to look upon the sun or sky without bars interposed. Nor are DAs who charge (lie) the innocent or judges who go along and allow these shenanigans.

See to it that the police, DAs, and judges are all properly punished when they play their "close enough for government work" game; them we'll talk about giving them more power. Until such time as they are held accountable when they abuse the public, fuck 'em.

I'm older than DSL and was an early adopter.
Unless the technology has changed recently, DSL has a limit of about 18,000 feet of good wire between the house and exchange, and much less if on a concentrator. Almost all places where DSL might work already have fiber or cable.

It's not an option for most people in rural areas.
Also, DSL sucks.

Good news for you: Linux PCs run Windows games better than Windows does now.

Seriously? They're calling this thing a Cyberdeck??? Yeah... no.

Sorry not sorry; but unless I can wire this thing into my brain and then flatline a room full of gonks with burnt out synapses by looking at them funny; this ain't no cyberdeck.

I use Firefox, the Firefox instructions is adding that same switch to your searches, just not directly like with Chrome. I remember bookmarklets, I started with DOS after all :)