By undocumented, you mean illegal.

I don't give the faintest shit about their rights. Not an iota.

If they would have wanted to participate as members of the society, they would have come here legally.

That said, one of my biggest disappointments of the current administration is that yes, while they are trying to cull the (up to) 3 million a year let in by Mr Biden's open-Democrat-voter, er, -border policy, there's been afaik no effort from the administration (nor its critics) to fix/improve/simplify LEGAL immigration which is 100% good.

.... To reinforce your echo chamber, my dear.

Theodore Kaczynski was caught because of poor Operational Security (OPSEC). He let his ego get the better of him, delivering a 35,000 word manifesto and insisting that it be made public.

He was caught only because he thought he was smarter than everybody else, leaving clues with each bomb and in his manifesto. Ultimately the Washington Post's publication of his writings caught the eye of researchers, and more importantly, his younger brother David, who turned him in for the $1M reward.

I would classify neither HPE or Juniper's networking gear as "expensive buggy crap." Both of them produce fantastic equipment and have for decades.

Agreed completely.

Still with you.

Err... what? There's no "for free" involved, that's where the whole "earn income to support your life" bit comes in.

By all means, don't make your job your life--there are certainly better things out there. But being asked by your employer to give a fuck and put some effort in is certainly not a bridge too far.

"The vast majority of these titles have obvious sexual themes and many have the word "incest" in the title."

Yes, for once he's right: it IS because Republicans are against children freely able to buy such titles.

Democrats, on the other hand, have been advocating the sexualization of the young (if they haven't trans'd them) so I understand rsilvergun's bitch here.

He's obviously sad that he has nowhere to peddle his MAP fetish.
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My wife and I figured that out during covid. We were both "essential" employees and by the time we took care of work and our two children, we had no time for anything else. Our dogs were living shitty lives and it killed us to do it but we rehomed them. I was upset about it but after it was done, I was even more upset that we hadn't done it sooner... because we let them live those shitty lives while we kept on keeping on trying to figure things out.

This is just plain incorrect.

The freaking summary points out that "Tech giants Microsoft, Google, and Amazon plan to spend $80 billion, $85 billion, and $100 billion respectively this year on AI infrastructure." That's a quarter trillion dollars worth of infrastructure (that has not a thing to do with bitcoin or EVs) which is going to require a shit ton of power.

On a more personal and anecdotal note, I work for a company that serves the power industry and one of our customers (a gas turbine manufacturer) will be increasing their capacity by more than 3x over the next five years--this is not speculative, they have already taken the orders, their capacity is booked through the end of the decade, and the reason is the datacenter boom. Most of our other customers are dealing with similar growth and their stated reasoning is the same.

You just proved his point.