Drugs I feel is a convenient excuse he’s backspinning.

Plenty of people take drugs and don’t decide to make DOGE.

Plenty of people in power do drugs and also didn’t decide that DOGE was a good idea.

It’s not drugs, it’s not the result of them.

It’s just him.

I’m not just glad this was finally put right but also-

In her findings, Judge Armitage found that Rolfe made a “series of flawed decisions” that led to “officer-induced jeopardy” - a situation where police “needlessly put themselves in danger… creating a situation that justifies the use of deadly force”.

She also said Rolfe - a former soldier - found combat situations “exhilarating” and had an “attraction to adrenalin policing”. He had also ignored an arrest plan for Walker created by a female officer because he “thought he knew better”, Judge Armitage said.

We can finally start to well… police, police being adrenalin junkies and deliberately putting themselves in harms way.

‘big beautiful bill’

‘big bomb’

Who is naming this shit?

And sorry Elon, I don’t believe your sudden spin back into UBI after the whole DOGE saga, you’re a POS.

.ml users: visible confusion

I’m guessing a pouch cell counts as ‘one cell’ vs. a larger battery pack with multiple cylindrical cells.

It also explains why Apple does that weird thing with 4-5 batteries in a macbook…

THIS is technological fox news though.

90% of the article is wrong - it’s just dogpiling for clicks on ‘controversial topic’ It’s the Faux News playbook to a tee.

The businesses that won’t survive without tourism?

splitters

Still wouldn’t trust it.

It’s been a poop river for hundreds of years and they haven’t separated out sewer from storm water yet.

‘short film’

China has chosen to be the enemy the west and rules based order then.

“When you preorder a game you’re just committing to buying something some assholes in California haven’t even finished working on yet”

Zenimax?

I thought TESO was actually rather profitable?

Bring back Peter Moore.

12 disks go to sleep after 60 min of inactivity

That will kill your drives far sooner than a temperature spike. load/unload cycles is one of the biggest HDD killers.

Google did some research on this way back when. Failure rates start going up at an average temperature of 35 °C and become significantly higher if the HDD is operated beyond 40°C for much of its life. That’s HDD temperature, not ambient.

On the contrary, they found that temperature had almost no bearing on failure rate.

https://static.googleusercontent.com/external_content/untrusted_dlcp/research.google.com/en/us/archive/disk_failures.pdf

My fileserver regularly ‘enjoys’ 45-50c during the day when I’m not home in summer.

Aircon isn’t cheap to run, so everythings getting fried while I’m at work (getting fried since we don’t have AC at work)

gaming tablet

Burn it all down. Entire world is done.

During the day of course.

We had this in Australia too :(