Thanks!

Jokes on them, I go to the source code and extract the article like that. CTRL + F and search the first sentence in the source code. You’re welcome.

I always though it was so you could use a carabiner to buckle it to your belt.

Let’s hope for a veto override.

Fuck AI and Fuck those democrats that capitulate to corporate entities seeking to keep all the profits via AI to eliminate headcount.

Good. Fuck Amazon, sucks for the customers. Also what kind of company like this doesn’t have backups?

The only vocalizations that can be heard from my desk; “Are you fucking kidding me?”

Shaka, when the walls fell

Found the philosopher and/or student of the scientific method. I appreciate your comment.

First they came for the [blank], and I did not speak out because I was not a [blank].

The articles made it seem like the venues forced Sheeran to drop macklemore. Sheeran may not have had a say.

I ride a bicycle everywhere and occasionally take public transport. Other than higher prices for goods and maybe higher per kilowatt hour for energy usage, this will not hit me as hard as others. I’ve lost 25 lbs in the past 3 months just from cutting back on treats and snacks because $. I’ve got about 40lbs of pure fat still banked to sustain me before the worst of it. I can’t fathom how people paying for cars + gas are going to live with this, especially in areas without public transportation.

Master-Baiter

I don’t fuck with early access products that aren’t free. I’m not paying for something that’s unfinished.

Are you saying he orchestrated the genocide to draw attention away from other stuff he was being prosecuted for? (Sorry, I’m dumb and can often infer the wrong thing from ambiguous text.)

Here is what I was able to find about criminal charges against him

They also removed other OS functionality after consoles went live and units were already sold. Glad I never bought one; it pushed me into PC gaming.

This isn’t abnormal. I work in an HR department for state legislature. The assembly and senate members will often give some of their staff temporary bonuses in the form on a temporary increase in salary. During the legislative term staff can sometimes work 16+ hour days depending on their role as a staffer with the member they work for. Since we are all salaried these staff are not paid overtime. They get comped time to take off extra hours for every hour they worked, but depending on office logistics, they aren’t always able to use that time and it expires at the end of the legislative term.

The elected officials all get an office budget to work with, which is passed via state budget law. It’s up to the elected official how to use the funds as long as they aren’t doing anything illegal.

I don’t know jack shit about how staff salary works at the national congressional level.

The gifts were noted in the staffers’ annual financial disclosure forms that were published by the administration last week.

Trump is garbage, but in this instance it might be a nothing burger.

And they also have RAM which is now hella expensive because of the race for AI.

Seeing rich fucks like Bezos, Musk, and others be inconvenienced by this would be absolutely fucking delicious.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/bombardier-trump-jets-canada-tariffs-us/ - Updated on: September 8, 2026 / 5:33 PM EDT / CBS News

The business jet “market remains historically tight, and a ban on Bombardier products would severely disrupt U.S. customers” who already face multi-year waits for private jets, analysts with investment bank Stifel said in a report.

Bombardier primarily sells private and commercial jets to individuals, businesses, governments, and military forces worldwide. High-net-worth individuals account for roughly 60% of its customers. Bombardier’s customers include carriers such as American Airlines and U.S. federal agencies, including the U.S. Department of Defense and Federal Aviation Administration. The Defense Department uses Bombardier planes to conduct intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance operations because they can fly fast at high altitudes, Stifel analysts said.

Bombardier said it has workers in 20 U.S. states and plants in Arizona, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Kansas, New Jersey, Texas and Washington, D.C. The company’s supply chain also comprises 2,800 U.S. companies in 47 states, according to Bombardier. Bombardier said in its statement that the company spends over $2.5 billion with U.S. suppliers annually. It has headquarters in Wichita, Kansas, while its Challenger Jets are powered by American-made engines from U.S. aerospace manufacturer Honeywell, which are made in Phoenix, Arizona. Wings for Bombardier planes are made at the company’s facility in Red Oak, Texas, while flight control components are manufactured at its Los Angeles, California, area facility. Bombardier also operates service centers in Dallas, Texas; Hartford, Connecticut; Miami, Florida; Tucson, Arizona; and Wichita, Kansas. Bombardier sources more than 50% of its aircraft components from U.S. manufacturers — more than American competitors such as Gulfstream, according to Stifel.

It looks like the company does some assembly in the USA, sells to private individuals and US government entities, and purchases components from US manufacturers. The also operate service centers in the USA, which means they are employing mechanics/machinists too. A quick google search would have brought you all of this information, but my bad for not spoon feeding it to you.