Trucks for blue collar cosplayers.

And I was jealous back then. Those things were so cool.

Some places, all the places I've been, give you the option. The machines are typically for people with bad vision because it makes everything easier to see. At the end of the day the machine just prints to the bubble sheet anyway and then that sheet is read by another machine.

I hate the Cybertruck and Elon, but I actually really like the Hummer Truck. It has little nods to the first ever electric vehicle GM produced in it, the moon rover. I also find it funny to take the overly macho Hummer and make it electric. Basically I'm saying I think it has some fun character that a lot of vehicles just don't have anymore.

Have you seen a hockey game? Mostly Canadians and this is a completely reasonable thing to happen in hockey.

Absolutely not. You can definitely receive an ejection and a game misconduct which would prevent you from playing in the next game as well.

They were already headed there. Private equity already removed everything that made them a unique cool airline. Now they're the same as the big three but more limited and not as good.

That's why he keeps the shell game going by selling his companies to his other companies.

Hot maybe relative to ice cream. I think the majority of coffee drinks, or at least revenue at Starbucks, comes from their cold drinks.

Sounds more like Meta is just paying him to pay the tax. They turned it from a wealth tax to a corporate tax.

As far as I know (and I very much could be wrong) "opiate like" isn't really a thing. Opiates are classified by their interactions with your body, not by the drug. So, if they're interacting with the opiate receptors, they're opiates.

Yeah, that's kind of how I feel. Does it really matter if Meta decides to foot his bill for him? Either way the tax is getting paid.

Rare, for now. This sort of thing is going to become pretty normal in the age of AI. That's why there are things like Red Hat's Lightwell being developed. Agent swarms are crazy good at finding exploits.

I've been saying this sort of thing for around a decade now. The Middle East needs to go through their own sort of rennaissance to cast off their religious leaders. When they fight for themselves is when we can help. Until then we just makes things a lot worse.

Which is why no knock raids should be illegal.

With no charisma or leverage to get anything extreme done. It isn't their daughter in law that controls the GOP and is able to fund primary challengers.

It was insane that it was Biden vs Trump again in 2024 for a while. Both of them are older than Bill Clinton and trying to get the job that Clinton retired from ~24 years prior to that.

I don't think it's that. Or at least not always that. I've met plenty of boomers that think they worked hard and earned their healthcare and it's unfair that others would get it for "free". They're so brainwashed into tying healthcare to their jobs instead of it just being a human right.

I didn't say anything about impeachment. What would matter if they did anyway? A presidential impeachment has never ended in consequences. No, they just want have the ability to jam through controversial bills or wars. Congress won't just go along with them.

No, Red Hat for the most part is not in the security game. There is OpenSCAP. Red Hat OpenShift does have Advanced Cluster Security available. But generally no Red Hat doesn't make security products like that. I guess maybe the closest would be using Satellite to manage clients and see their compliance. I don't know if Satellite can measure OpenSCAP compliance... Yes, there is a lot of security built in, but no they don't really do many explicitly security products.