This isn't Reddit, and your post is off topic. Should the government do this? Maybe. Should it be an international committee of governments? Probably.

I cannot imagine how bad things would be if the government were allowed to arrest anyone filming these ICE abductions. How in the world can the European post above be presented as remotely positive?

The US did not run out of workers though. If we did, no one would work as nursing hone staff. We would have an H1b program to bring in $14/hr people to take care the senior citizens in all of those nursing homes. But we don't. Because there is no labor shortage.

It's going to be a long effort. People hate the way solar panels look. One acquantienace even said rooftop solar panels will be as dated as those huge satellite dishes, in just a few years. I'm not destroying the value of my house to get them. and no one else in my neighborhood is, either.

Sure but they have dark patterns that guide you to enable cloud printing. They don't need storage to save your printed documents.

Wait this isn't Reddit. Shareholders, dividends paying for yachts and vacation homes... Shares of stocks and dividends is probably in most of our 401k accounts.

Yes! They paid $100 deposit when the phone was first announced. The good news is that you can still use the included tele health and roadside assistance without the gold phone. It's just part of the regular Trump Mobile plan.

Good points. The Wikipedia article linked above says that London has 2,000 electric busses. It also says that Moscow has 2,500. I can't reconcile the size of Moscow's fleet with the reasons you posted. Russia even has its own cheap oil.

Statue of Liberty was built in 1886, while the US Government was steadily murdering the indigenous population. If that inscription carried special meaning to you, I hope you will push for better opportunities for American Indians instead of pushing for H1b visas for Indian Americans.

I would point out that this true for most high level politicians, but my comment just be some combination of whataboutism and enshittification. Maybe I can get some self-awareness mod points though.

I think this was called Hot Frosty on Netflix.

Isn't Armis used to discover devices in your network? This could be a big deal. Imagine asking Service Now AI to find all the printers that need to be patched, and then open tickets to track the work.

It seems very smart. I haven't heard about or thought of 60 Minutes in years. Now I'm thinking about the show and this particular episode is getting a lot more attention than of it had actually aired.

I use it for the DLNA apps. I know, outdated, but I still use it.

It will be ironic to see them sell a bunch of EREVs to people who figure out later that they didn't need 700 miles of range. Most of the range anxiety goes away once you see how effective overnight charging is.