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Comment Re:Is this like the algo trading stuff? Or an API? (Score 4, Insightful) 178

That is a horrible answer and I suspect you don't know any more about the law than anyone else here.

The only correct answer to the question is this: "If it isn't illegal, it should be."

Same answer for selling pardons, for spending half the president's time at his own golf resort so he can charge the government to house the secret service there, for accepting lavish gifts from governments and corporations, for trading stocks based on government deals, for making government deals contingent upon business deals with the family, for loaning Pentagon money to the family, for placing spurious tariffs on businesses, for abducting people who have committed no crime and deporting them with no due process, for exporting people to dangerous foreign prisons, for starting wars without Congressional approval, for. . .Jesus fucking Christ do I need to continue?

HOW FUCKING STUPID ARE YOU TO CONTINUE DEFENDING THIS MAN?

Your whole "derp ber derp, It depends blah blah blah" is just an obvious stupid troll way of continuing to defend this moron who you have been defending on this forum for years. You are not being nuanced, you are not being clever. You fell for a wannabe despot and that was an extremely stupid thing for you to do. Continuing to defend him just makes you it obvious how much of an idiot you really are. What level of corruption is necessary for you to admit that you made a mistake?

Comment Re:New normals (Score 5, Insightful) 178

Yeah, it was definitely Clinton lying about a relationship that set a precedent that allowed the current administration to undertake daily corruption and turn the government into a sort of mafia state. In the past, when presidents said things like, "I am not a crook!", they were totally telling the truth.

I mean, it was extremely consequential, Clinton's lie. It changed everything and many people suffered because of it. He might as well have lied about another country having weapons of mass destruction so he could start a war that would cost thousands of lives and then use that war to enrich his corporate buddies and donors.

Yeah, that Clinton. Real son of a bitch. All our current problems are rooted in him lying about a relationship.

Comment Disney needs to reinvent themselves (Score 1) 40

More and more of their legacy content is becoming public domain and modern generations not restricted to just TV and Cinemas are watching different companies characters so the old strategy of the vault has been cracked. Disney is Diswho to the average brainrot viewer and they need to come up with some new ideas instead of recycling the same old stories.

Comment Re:Disposable (Score 1) 87

Macs are routinely destroyed when they can't recover the data in an iCloud locked volume or the soldered ssd gets corrupted, combine that with the fact that Apple breaks backward compatibility often and is slowly locking down notarization and you have a sealed up ecosystem. They abandoned physical media years before Sony as well.

Comment User agents are pointless (Score 1) 86

Since everyone pretends to be "Mozilla Chrome Safari". MacOS still reports itself as 10.x, Windows 11 still uses 10.x, and Android uses 10.x as well. Too many poorly coded (and even more since vibe coding is a thing) user agent filters means that it's hard to tell what browser you're using. Developers of small browsers basically can't report themselves as their unique user agent anymore due to artificial blocks.

It's Chromium all the way down now, with Safari and Firefox mostly just implementing what Chromium does. We have less browser diversity now than the Internet Explorer days in the 2000s. It gets even worse since Wikipedia basically said that Pale Moon's/Basilisk's rendering engine has so little market share that it's no longer considered notable.

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