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Elon’s entire product development career fits into this framework:

______ was supposed to ______ by now

Sad thing is that these stories don’t seem to get in front of the people who need to hear them. The media censorship in right wing media is as aggressive as the media censorship that they think exists in traditional media outlets.

Good point. That said, the law is structured to allow people to get ballots from the “jurisdiction of their last residence.”

The short answer is that deployment doesn’t count as permanent residence. You can still get a ballot from the state or territory that you used to reside in. You’re also required to pay federal, and depending on the state, state taxes.

Crazy that ballot boxes need a fire suppression system now.

Paywall

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If you care about Gaza, do not dump rocket fuel onto a raging fire. Show up and vote against Trump.

He’d do it with a trash doctor.

I get the sense that you’re probably not getting the best IT people if you have to select from people who are bought into really bad misinformation. Good critical thinking skills are kind of important for infosec gigs.

Finally got something good from my allium allergy.

Boeing execs:

“What are screws?”

Missouri = immigrants are taking our homes. We need less people!

Also Missouri = teen pregnancy isn’t a raging problem any more. We need more people!

So basically:

“Arnold Palmer is from here. I used to admire his dick in the shower.”

Sad thing is that this needs a quick response, and that’s not happening.

He pointed to Amazon’s principle of “disagree and commit,” which is the idea that employees should debate and push back on each others ideas respectfully

That’s all fine and dandy for ending debate about a stupid roadmap feature, but “disagree and commit” is a different story when you’re asking people to spend 3 hours unpaid in a car everyday.

Given the fact that Trump lies 95% of the time, who the fuck knows what Cook said to him, or if he even had a call at all.

That said, it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out that Apple doesn’t like EU regulations. They been fighting that stuff, in public, for years.

Sounds like, from the reporting on this, they’re simply not funded to handle the asks to protect more and more people. People are working overtime, not getting paid for it, and quitting. The field is stretched thin and staffed by greener and greener people. Of course shit it going to fall through the cracks.

Same old story. People cut costs while also asking for more, then they wonder why they’re getting shittier service.

The NY Daily had a good follow up to this. They’re underfunded for what they’re currently being asked to do. Increased polarization and violent rhetoric is forcing them to guard more and more people. And their funding isn’t matching their increased span of guard duty. They’re working a lot of overtime, not getting paid for it, and quitting.

Also, since they got rolled into the DHS, the DHS has been taking money that should probably go to the Secret Service, and they’ve been using it for immigration policing.