VPN companies hearing the distant cha-chinging of cash registers.

The good news is that AI is at a stage where it’s more than capable of doing the CEO of Anthropic’s job.

Supreme Courts yes. Supreme Clownshows, apparently not.

More uplifting news.

This administration has 9,999,999 problems but this ain’t one.

Pretty sure this is gentoo masquerading as arch.

I usually restart my gentoo machines when I move or once every couple of years when I update them. Debian stable is pretty similar.

Arch has always broke. Arch will always break.

You use the wrong linux then.

Yeah I remember when Linux Update did this . . . oh wait, no I don’t.

A tale as old as time . . .

Join the club.

Dude has a history of acting bipolar.

From “don’t be evil” to “be as evil as possible”

Yeah, them and Datsun. Super reliable cars when US manufacturers were ugly slow tanks that wouldn’t make it 80,000 miles.

The compact cars probably being the Fiesta and the Focus. The Fiesta is almost a perfect vehicle. Small but comfy for four decent sized occupants. Great gas mileage. Super reliable motor (I have one with 219,000 miles that’s never even needed a tune-up yet–5 speed manual). They put ultra shitty automatic transmissions in them that failed after 35,000 miles so all the good was nullified by that boneheaded decision. Of course you always run the risk of being turned into a grease pancake by bro-dozers all day every day when driving a car in the US.

P.S. Actually the average american would be benefited from that

Ford has been busy corporate decisioning itself into irrelevance for decades now. The only reason Ford is even still around is the F series.

They went through a period in the 90s where they had a huge leap in quality and almost matched Japanese imports of the time. I’d say GM is the only one who’s drivetrain quality is still on any comparable level with Asian imports. Ford gets some parts really right but then their beancounters make really dumb cuts to critical components that make many of their vehicles near lemons. I can’t think of a worse car manufacturer in the world right now than Stellantis, and they aren’t an American company anyway.

That is certainly their wet dream, now that they can’t easily just move their manufacturing to China and reap all of the benefits like they could 70s - 90s.

Let them burn.