So they rejected Prop 41 and 42 as well?

For all it provides some background, this article says a lot of nothing about what actually happened; very different from what the headline leads us to believe.

Thanks, Trump!

There was an obvious answer: last time she went up for election, she could have run as an independent and won. If she’d done that, she probably would’ve won this time too.

Trump isn’t the problem; he’s the symptom. The Republican party is a big part of the problem (but again, not the entire problem).

Your read on that was very different than mine.

Linus controls Linux. Anyone who disagrees with how he runs it is free to fork it because the source is open.

But good luck maintaining a Linux kernel fork for any length of time unless you’ve got lots of contributors lined up and a solid maintenance structure ready to deploy. It worked with LibreOffice and OpenJDK, but it’s failed with far more projects than it’s succeeded with.

OpenCode, Ollama, qwen3.8 and nmap. Bingo… same thing for free.

Assuming you have the hardware to run qwen3.8 to set everything up. Once set up, you can just script it and run a really lightweight local model trained for nmap-based identification.

Also, donate to things like the Salvation Army emergency food fund. Why? Because if you lose your job tomorrow and have debt but minimal savings, guess what? You can’t just walk into a food bank and walk out with dinner. You walk in, fill out the paperwork, and then wait until it is processed and the next distribution day arrives.

So if you need food TODAY, call 211. They’ll find your local emergency food service, who likely is funded almost completely by donations, unlike food banks that have some government support (through the CFB).

I generally haven’t had that problem.

However, digital calendars are a complete mess, especially with recurring meetings.

You forgot the other bit: the people who already wrote like that, and AI learned to mimic their style.

Seems like a good place to remind people to patch their node.js and php, and any systems that depend on them (like coding environments or NextCloud servers). Hundreds of vulnerable Nextcloud servers have been compromised over the past week — NextCloud AIO users who keep updated should be fine.

Too bad that money went to PR firms owned by the wealthy instead of just giving it to the government to improve things for everyone.

Crazy that there isn’t one already.

Depends on the country you’re in. Some have Good Samaritan laws; some don’t.

But the truth is: you can always be sued. The only difference is in how far the lawsuit will go before it ends.