Close. It's actually a meaningless synonym for "things we don't like". "Socialism" is another one, but that's reserved specifically for political things we don't like. Or at least that the plutocrats don't like, and want the serfs working for them to also be opposed to.

It's Rust's get-out-of-jail-free card for vulns. If a vuln is discovered you say "but it was in an unsafe section, what did you expect?" followed by "see, Rust is still secure just like we said".

That's eh's, not A's.

That was my response as well, it cut&pasted pieces of someone's reference design and claimed it as its own. We also have no idea how good it actually is, "it manages to boot" and "it meets its performance specs" are very different things. I've got Linux to boot on hardware I've literally pulled from the garbage (dumpsters), but I wouldn't be running anything critical on that.

Translated: "Geekspeak geekspeak geekspeak, turn this off and half your devices won't talk to your AD server any more".

No this is Google Plus. It's a new feature. Or at least it is to the kids who created it and can't remember far back enough.

Yep, and "friendly regulatory environment" is a euphemism for wild-west, which I'm sure any wannabe, ah, "bank" will welcome.

Not in the US you don't. You blame them on the opposition, or immigrants, or a particular ethnic group, while acting to make the problem even worse.

That seems to be the answer, buy a TV from some Chinese brand whose business model is selling you a TV, not selling you to its clients. Kinda telling that the companies the Chinese-bogeyman stories claim are spying on us aren't the ones doing the spying, it's the brands that you never hear scare stories about.

Or the thousand-odd RTGs the Soviet Union scattered all over its territory, many of which were later dismantled by scavengers for scrap metal. The story has a fair of of sensationalist scaremongering, "nuclear device" makes it sound like they left a warhead lying around somewhere, and the "may contain Pu-239" is the equivalent of "may contain nuts", they used Pu-238 specifically because you can't use it in weapons.

The bad stuff could be unevenly distributed, but it's certainly not something I'd want a kid playing in their bedroom with the door closed.

You can see that by the companies involved, all of the usual suspects rushing to get their snouts into the government trough...

I dunno, I thought there was a lot more MAGA stuff on here during the Dear Leader's first term. There seems to be a lot more disillusionment with him this time round as it's become clearer to his devoted followers what he's really about.

It's also a pedo smorgasboard with zero attempt at reining any of it in. If you've got a pre-teen kid on there, go and have a look some time at the stuff they're exposed to, and what they get invited to.

Gotta keep KilledByGoogle fed!