These abuses didn't start with Trump. The US Government has been mining citizen data long before Trump got his hands on the White House. Edward Snowden taught us that much. Don't tell me you've forgotten about PRISM already.
Where is it in the public interest where corporations can sue a nonprofit organization into oblivion over the attempt to preserve a public work from a historical figure that the corporation has itself abandoned? And where in Hell on Earth do these corporations think that the damages incurred are valued at $621 million dollars? Do they think they're losing out on $621 million dollars in shellac record sales?
It's in the public interest to preserve these works. If corporations aren't doing the work, then I would consider them abandoned to the public.
This is an administration that is trying to keep a convicted felon child rapist suffering from dementia in the presidency, who let the richest man on earth walk right into the White House and gang-rape every department he could get his hands on. There is no competency left in this rotting carcass that was such a powerful country.
Besides, all he cares about is wining and dining his billionaire buddies. He's doing nothing about record high ATM fees. Why would he give a damn about Pharma Advertising? I'm sure they've been also sending him and his campaign tons of money.
Now release the Epstein files.
"Hey! Look over there!"
Works every time.
msmash probably asked Google Gemini, "Has Slashdot posted this story yet?", and it hallucinated the wrong answer.
Here's to hoping that this success inspires other lawsuits to follow. I'm so sick and tired of these damned settlements; every one of them carries the line "Plaintiff alleges
Fuck our corporate overlords.
Man, I miss the old Slashdot culture.
Trump's said he was going to ban TikTok in 2020. Then in January 2025. Then in March 2025.
Until something actually happens, I'll just keep calling our commander-in-chief a TACO.
I have a long-haul flight booked on a 787 coming up in two months. I'd like to get some definitive answers.
Me too...in three. And I'm not worried one bit. Do you know why?
Because there's over a thousand of them being used by airlines every year, and hundreds flying above your head as you read this. And there's not a single report of any of them having engines that flame out.
Furthermore, I've not seen any reports today of anyone dying in a commercial airplane crash. Meanwhile, about 3,260 people die every day around the world in road vehicle accidents. If you're not afraid to get behind the wheel, stop all the fear mongering with commercial aircraft.
When American companies finance their own "utopia" cities, I can't help but be reminded that the ruling class loves to design and build their own cities to protect their power and interests.
What can I say, other than let us welcome our new plutocrat overlords.
And I was hoping to rip the disk to MP3. Darn it, Universal!
One good anachronistic music format deserves another, I always say!
I've been using a Brother B&W laser now for eleven years. Cost me $109. Replaced the toner twice. About 5k on the page counter. Still works. No issues. Glad I got rid of my inkjet...spent as much in three years on ink on that thing as I did in toner on my Brother over eleven years.
The movie was The 6th Day. I'm shocked that nobody else referenced this movie in all the comments.
We do this naturally without thinking. It's called Pareidolia. We recognize what appears to be a pattern of human behavior and we automatically assign a meaningful interpretation to it.
"...especially when such encroachments undermine the exercise of our fundamental right to free speech."
Let's stand resolute in our protection of free speech! Especially for the right to say that our president loves TACOs. He loves to eat TACOs so much, he was asked by a reporter how much he loved TACOs. Trump's response? He loves them so much, he could eat 8,657 of them!
Just love that free speech!
Every young man should have a hobby: learning how to handle money is the best one. -- Jack Hurley
