Streisand effect. There’s a news story going around about Meta intentionally deleting links to Pixelfed: https://www.404media.co/meta-is-blocking-links-to-decentralized-instagram-competitor-pixelfed/

I’m sure Zuckerberg’s recent comments are helping as well.

They don’t. They trust what I tell them.

Trump is also a far, far worse candidate than McCain was.

Notice how no one is talking about the Republican infighting over Trump and Elon’s support for immigration?

No, they’re just less left leaning than Millennials were at that age. 66% of Millennials voted for Obama, whereas only 54% of Gen Z voted for Harris.

When people on the left stop just circle-jerking on the Internet and actually get involved in their state and local Democratic parties, vote in the primaries and run for office.

No, their state Democratic party did. Because they won a primary election.

Because their constituents voted for them.

The majority of foodborne illness outbreaks have been from contamination of unprocessed food.

The difference is Russia knows how to manipulate Tik Tok now, as recent events in Romania have made abundantly clear. They no doubt used it to help Trump get elected.

Of course they did. When it comes to voting, silence is consent.

It’s rational on an individual level because you can know it’s a bubble, know the company is overvalued and yet still conclude that the best move is to buy. It’s risky, but the question is if the risk/reward ratio is better or worse than the alternatives. In the case of TSLA, you’d have made well over 10x your money if you had bought in 2019. It’s why bubbles keep happening despite everyone knowing they exist and will pop eventually.

It’s more that Tesla is a bubble. The thing with bubbles is that it’s actually completely rational to buy into them while they’re inflating. As long as you get out before they pop, you can make a ton of money.

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It’s actually 4 in the last 2 years. There was also a gas pipeline damaged in October of 2023 in addition to 2 data cables about a month ago.

No, because it comes from personal experience working in cybersecurity.

I support most of what Lena Khan has done, but this is stupid. Cybersecurity features should be built into the base package of all cloud products. The fact that so many charge extra for them is and always has been bullshit. It’s like trying to sell a car but charging extra to include seat belts and air bags.

The complaint should be that they’re selling a product that is unsafe in its base offering.

NIST has been saying since 2016 not to use SMS for MFA. It’s always been horribly insecure.

Which is stupid because the government already provides the majority of healthcare in this country and is doing it quite well. Medicare has a 90+% approval rate from the people who use it and it is far more efficient than private insurance.

I’m going to guess they mean narrative-driven “games” like Hellblade or Indika, which were all narrative and almost no game.