China is going to win this one
Win what exactly?
Whatever Trump claims we're winning?
Don't worry though, I'm sure China will also "get tired of all the winning" - I know we are.
Trump in 2016:
We’re gonna win so much, you may even get tired of winning. And you’ll say, "Please, please. It’s too much winning. We can’t take it anymore, Mr. President, it’s too much." And I’ll say, "No it isn’t. We have to keep winning. We have to win more!"
Also the same guy who keeps taking cognitive tests and claims to be acing them. Yes grandpa, you successfully identified the giraffe!
Jon Stewart remarks on The Daily Show
You're the only president to take a cognitive test. Let me ask you a question. Why do you think that is?
Why do you think that you're the only president that that happens to? That for some reason, every time you go to the doctor, which is a lot, the doctor's always like, "Hey, while you're here, if you could come over here and just explain very quickly, which one of these is the bear?"
Honestly, I think Trump thinks it's an intelligence test.
I'm curious, will the footage air, or will the news media hide their own interview?
Her falling out a window or the interview? 'Cause clips of the latter have already been show on numerous evening news shows - though, probably not on Fox "News"...
For people who don't care about what they buy, there's VISA Chatbot, for everything else, there's MasterCard.
What is this? The Soviet Union?
We'll have to wait to see if Kristen Welker "accidentally" falls out a window after asking Trump simple questions, like where's the evidence of election fraud in 2020 or the CA primary, and who's the leader of Iran, that he clearly couldn't answer, and asking about his repeated promises of no new wars, that he denied saying, before (almost literally) waddling off in a huff.
Google: Trump interview Kristen Welker
You know you can just turn off your gps? I got in the habit of doing it because it saves a lot of battery life. Same with Wi-Fi
Noting that your cell phone is otherwise tracked by the cell service itself via the towers it's connected to and near. As you pointed out, though, third parties obtaining that information usually requires a warrant - or perhaps a data-sharing (business) contract.
Where it makes a difference is the very small number of people who do feel they have to hide something.
Or better restated as "people who don't want to (be forced to) share their information."
I heard that the Chinese Embassy on Monday accused the U.S. of "overstretching the concept of national security and making discriminatory lists to go after Chinese companies."
While this is slightly different, the Trump Administration likes to put things under the umbrella of "national security" to bypass normal rules and the Courts, who generally defer to an administration on things characterized as such. Obviously, it's mostly bullshit to help enable Trump to rule by whim/fiat. A good example is the claim that continuing the ballroom construction is necessary for "national security" -- noting that announcing that sort of thing is not normal or good.
I bet three months before someone finds a way around their safety implementations.
"Claude, how do you make that hip, new cereal, 'Ricin Krispies'?"
In a World where electrical tape and black markers don't exist
More to the point, a permanent alteration seems dumb, especially if you ever want a working light or want to resell them.
...but Fox said that California is bad! How many of the Fortune 500 companies now in Texas actually started in California and then moved to Texas and still have a substantial California presence? The game is called talent, and talent doesn't want to move to Texas, especially female talent.
I imagine they (are told to) say that because Texas gives preference to corporations over its citizens while California doesn't, but that's just a guess. For example, Public School Rankings by State 2026 has CA at #8 and TX at #34 - surprisingly, the latter is lower than FL at #24. (New York is highest at #1, btw.)
She was 88 years old, likely suffering dementia, and living in a nursing home. Why should anything have been done? She was probably no code
Sounds like Trump, except 8 years older; I wonder how much his family will sue for should he die in office.
Too soon to welcome our new Colossus overlord?
[Spoiler: It doesn't end well for humanity.]
The vulnerability, if exploited, could have allowed an attacker to create an unlimited number of counterfeit ZEC tokens, completely undetected.
Each token needs a serial number so fake ones can be detected.
news publishers
News publishers argue that no old news will be good news.
The clothes have no emperor. -- C.A.R. Hoare, commenting on ADA.
