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Comment Re:Deficit spending causes inflation (Score 1) 226

Rand Paul isn't particularly conservative, like most Republicans. He's for small government except when he's not. But to be fair to him, he's for slightly smaller government than most of his colleagues, and he does actually vote that way. I think he's wrong about most things, but he's MOSTLY honest and up front about what he thinks.

But yeah, that's a pretty dismal headcount for a party that consistently runs on fiscal responsibility. But again, to be fair, they also consistently fail at it.

Comment Re:Cheaters will cheat (Score 4, Insightful) 47

This isn't cheating. If a fucking journal is garbage enough to let AI review papers, then the whole thing is suspect and this is actually the best thing to happen.

The slop infects everything. Neither journals that allow AI reviews nor those papers should exist at all. One scammer was trying to play another and I don't feel bad for any of them.

Comment Re:Screwing the rural communities (Score 1, Informative) 215

They can't afford the ambulance.

Donkey cart? The ironic ending of a poor Republican.

Poor Republicans seem to be sadomasochists.

I guess they want to be martyrs against LGBTQ+, which Fox et. al. hyped to be the Worst Thing On Earth, despite the fact Jesus himself never mentions LGBTQ+ in the Bible (although he did belt the shit out of greedy people).

Comment Re:And yet, somehow... (Score 1) 215

They'll find a way to pretend Democrats are the only ones responsible for the rapidly-growing budget deficit.

GOP has been responsible since Reagan. Democrats usually inherent GOP's econ crashes when they get both chambers, which are not a good time to raise taxes.

But the rich do bribe Dems also to have lower taxes. We are part plutocracy, I'm just the messenger.

(Dems perhaps could have put in delayed restoration of taxes into bills, such as kicking in when unemployment drops below 5%. Biden did increase IRS auditing of rich, which helped, but GOP eventually removed it.)

Comment Those who don't foul up history... (Score 1) 93

Yes it's going to change them so that one person can do the work of two.

Or one person makes the mistakes of two. Don't forget the offshoring craze that generated piles of maintenance problems such that at least some staff was often re-onshored. Being embedded in the domain matters.

All the CEO's were gung-ho about offshoring back then also, but ended up with more ho than gung.

Comment Re:Is there something we can do? (Score 5, Funny) 67

I don't like it. They leach off our gravity.

"These freeloader comets need to be deported back to their home star! This is Sparta! I mean Solar System! Other stars are not sending their best comets; these comets have mental, have virus, catastrophe our grammar, flatten dogs and cats, and nobody wants them! If you think the Dino's had it bad! At least Dino's gave us gasoline, God's Liquid Gold [sniff].

They are poisoning the ions and isotopic ratios of our system, damaging our prosperous pro-Solar culture! Even Jupiter wants to leave now! We cannot even tell the gender of these degenerate lumps, so sad. I and I alone have the power and means to stop this horrendous invasion of these unwanted shit-hole clumps of useless dust and smelly gas. Make the Solar System Great Again! [claps]

Comment Re:How would you exfiltrate data? (Score 1) 37

EDR is sometimes all you have to know something happened. Waiting for DLP to note a loss can be too late if there is behavior which isn't currently being flagged as suspect. I've seen cases where employees attempted to establish a new baseline of behavior which EDR caught before they got around to leaking things and were told by management how they should be doing backups of their work machine and to stop the ways they were trying. If it happens again, then you have stronger reason to think they are up to no good and need stronger re-training or axing.

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