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Bricked up

  • Rock concert

    • ‘I’m Not Looking For a Deal’: Trump Says EU Tariffs Staying At Fifty Percent

  • He's looking for a deal that is favorable to him. He will give the EU anything that the US can offer in exchange for personal profit and power.

    • US Supreme Court pauses order requiring return of deported man

  • Because you wouldn't want to rush giving freedom to an innocent man /s

    • YouTube app bug opens and auto-plays Shorts by default, here's how to fix it

  • Yeah, if you watch shorts again it comes back. That's not really a fix.

    • YouTube app bug opens and auto-plays Shorts by default, here's how to fix it

  • I feel like something that's titled "and how to fix it" should tell you how to fix it.

    It doesn't.

    • Pentagon removes major media outlets, including NBC News, from dedicated workstations as part of a new 'rotation program'

  • Glad to see those legal settlements bribes are paying off. /s

    • Be a multipotentialite

  • Choose Nixos and get both!

    • These San Franciscans blame pedestrians for traffic deaths

  • Still, some think safety measures do more to inconvenience motorists than to protect pedestrians.

    Oh no, wouldn't want to be inconvenient to motorist.

    Do you know what else is really inconvenient? Death. Tends to mess with your plans.

    • Supreme Court wants US input on whether ISPs should be liable for users’ piracy

  • The Title II difference is a very good point, all analogies fall apart at some point.

    I agree the ISPs, like many other companies, will all be courting the new White House to get what they want.

    • Supreme Court wants US input on whether ISPs should be liable for users’ piracy

  • As far as the car itself, BMW provides you with a product. This differs from a service where the provider can set in place rules that you need to abide by. If I want to chop the top off my new BMW and install ugly spoiler, there's nothing that BMW can do about that.

    • Supreme Court wants US input on whether ISPs should be liable for users’ piracy

  • All very true, BMW is a very scummy company lately.

    My argument was that primarily, BMW is a manufacturer of a product. It would be a better analogy to a modem company being sued for the content that was transmitted through their device.

    Side note, I think the feature unlock trend in cars is the worst possible thing.

    • Supreme Court wants US input on whether ISPs should be liable for users’ piracy

  • The relationship is different though, BMW is not a service provider.

    A better analogy would be the phone company. Is it their job to monitor their customers conversation and determine the legality of what is being said?

    • A 'constitutional sheriff' tried to seize voting machines in 2020. Officials are bracing for a repeat.

  • Basically yes. He won the Republican primary and the county is at least 2/3 Republican.

    Edit: I looked it up and he is running on opposed.

    • A 'constitutional sheriff' tried to seize voting machines in 2020. Officials are bracing for a repeat.

  • We in Barry county somehow failed to vote him out. Truly shameful that he will continue to be sheriff

    • Texas AG sues doctor who allegedly provided transgender care to 21 minors

  • If he wanted to find a criminal, just look in the mirror.

    • Country Musician Put Out of Work by AI Capable of Boot Licking Ten Times Faster

  • Good Onion articles feel like they could be true.

    This is an excellent article.

    • Indiana police have dogs that sniff specifically for cash at the US’s 2nd biggest FedEx hub, then they simply keep the money

  • My first thought was the same thing. But then I realized that birthday cards go in envelopes. Usually they go through USPS, not FedEx.

    • How often do you perform specific chores at home?

  • I started with the cadence that I found from somewhere on the internet. Then I adjusted the timing to what felt good to me.

    I found that https://github.com/grocy/grocy worked well for me to setup these kinds of things as chores. I guess that a callender would work too. I just like to have everything on one page.

    • Love is in the air

  • We are fond of you as well, Commander.

    • Microsoft addresses Windows Recall backlash, promises to fix security issues and make it opt-in

  • We have seen this game 100 times. Opt in for now and then turned on for everyone 6-12 months later. It's just a temporary move to handle the bad PR.