Indeed.

As Douglas MacArthur once said, "There is no substitute for victory."

The real solution is for Democrats to start winning elections again.

Unfortunately, that requires Democrats to address the concerns of working-class voters and talk to people in language they understand.

I don't see that happening.

The next president will still have a Supreme Court dominated by conservatives.

Clarence Thomas is 77, and Sam Alito is 75. They might choose to retire during Trump's last year so other conservatives can replace them.

No other justice is likely to die or retire during the next presidential term.

Any amendment requires approval by three-quarters of the state legislatures.

32 of 50 states voted for Trump.

There is no way that red states are gonna vote against their own interests.

The Dems will have difficulty counter-gerrymandering.

Some states, such as California, have voter-approved non-partisan groups (usually retired judges) do the redistricting. The legislature can't overturn that. It would have to go back to a voter referendum, which is difficult, expensive, and time-consuming.

But a bigger problem is that gerrymandering just doesn't work as well for Democrats. Their voters are more concentrated in urban areas that are easy for Republicans to corral into a few districts, while red voters are spread across broad rural and suburban areas.

Street names are not private information.

This is not about privacy. If it were, it would be consumers complaining, rather than competitors.

Yea, but when? This is far from a common usage of the word,

No it's not. You conveniently left out another definition of conscientious:

In re: your question, the person would pay attention to the details of harming someone as they were instructed. For example, a mob hit. They wouldn't just walk up to the person in broad daylight with hundreds of people around and shoot/stab them (though this has happened). Instead, they would observe the target, find out their routine, where they live, then, when that person is alone and it is dark, go out and kill them. The hitman was conscientious in how they did their task. They paid attention to the details and did their job well.

English isn't your first language, is it?

Intel pretty much figured that designed in the USA - manufactured elsewhere would continue to be a viable business model for the foreseeable future. Spoiler alert: it wasn't.

And yet, there are numerous other companies who use this same model. Look at their packaging. Designed in USA, made in China (usually China), but also Philippines, Thailand, etc.

Let's see if these companies get the same treatment. Spoiler alert: they won't.

Pick-and-place robots for circuit board assembly use path minimization algorithms.

The robot moves over a 2D PCB surface, placing components. Cutting a few seconds off the P&P time can mean big savings.

FPGA and ASIC layout engines also use these algorithms.

Nowhere in the article does it say how much faster this is compared to the previous method. Are we talking second faster, milli-seconds faster, how much?

What if Zelda was a girl? Imagine how things would have played out.

If it is their FedRamp data centers then it was already part of the plan, but if it is the public stuff they're offering then it isn't really fit to use.

During the Bush depression, J.P. Morgan was selling a product to its customers that it was simultaneously betting against. According to Jamie Dimon, these were "sophisticated" investors who knew the risks.

Can't wait for this to happen with all the real estate and crypto scams which will be foisted on investors retirement accounts.

It shouldn't be too hard, they'll probably split them out in managed funds but then again with all the other economic damage maybe it won't matter too much either way.

I have been noticing /. has had an increasing number of articles that are political in nature where nobody shows up anymore to defend Trump. Anyone else with this impression?

They don't want to be seen supporting someone who protects pedophiles.

You've already thought about it more than he did