nickhammes

Experience which we all know is the backbone of a good presidency, just look at James Buchanan

You mean Donald Trump, who once said on tape that he was famous enough to get away with grabbing women by their genitalia? Seems like a pretty bad guy to trust, unless the thing you're trusting him to do is sexual assault

American here: their goal is clearly factual reporting, and I don't see too often where they've missed the mark. Nobody's free of bias, but they're pretty good at balancing theirs out.

I don't see this mentioned there, but that Apple has largely ignored enterprise works out as a strength; other companies wrote and open sourced pretty good tools. That can result in tools that better meet your needs, and generally will result in a lower TCO.

Wild. I watch a good amount of YouTube, but I've never been recommended Shapiro that I recall. I did get recommended his sister's channel at one point, which was embarrassingly cringe. And I'm not even sure who the guy on the right is

So every steam deck that visits the websites that track this counts? It's probably not many, but it's certainly likely there are a few counted.

Well an Olympic athlete is probably a public figure in this context, so she'd need to show that Boebert defamed her "with knowledge that it was false or with reckless disregard of whether it was false or not."

Pretty good, I'd wager.

The best part is if the question goes up to SCOTUS, it might well get consolidated with Cannon's dismissal, and they're considering one legal question in cases against a Trump and a Biden.

I don't think anyone intends public funds to be quite that sticky; public education is itself a public good, and having once attended a public school really has nothing to do with developing a product 20 years down the road.

Also, writing open source code can support a viable business. Not every example has been successful, and some have been sold to hypercapitalist owners who wanted to extract more profit, others have failed to keep up, but Canonical is doing alright with it, Red Hat did for a long time, among others. Plenty of bigger tech companies also employ people to write open source software, despite it not being the company's main business, React, PyTorch, TensorFlow, and so many other projects. Those engineers definitely aren't working for free.

I don't think it changes anyone's mind, but it could affect who shows up to vote.

It's not evidence that this was staged, but it does seem rather like evidence that he had a plan in the event someone tried this.

There's a lot of time, a lot can happen, but this just justified a lot of the nonsense narratives the right wing has been trying to push.

I really hope you're wrong, but it certainly helps him.