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Just one of many "bugs" that suspiciously never get fixed...

His tinfoil hat is cutting off the circulation to his brain and so he sees conspiracy everywhere.

Trump really has the US looking like the "good guy" monster shaking Ukraine down for protection money while the "bad guy" monster walks around randomly breaking things until they pay.

I'm starting to think Jill Stein isn't going to carry this election

MommyLinux

I don't know who needs to hear this (everyone, apparently) but it isn't a virtue to make people angry.

Way too many people abandoned any attempt at conversation and immediately move to trying to "own" the other side.

You didn't win because you pissed someone off, a child can do that.

Well, if you find one that basedestier, let us know

You're not wearing the right color hat to understand (tinfoil)

Also asking an AI to correct the command is huge, but takes time.

I use shell_gpt with a custom prompt bound to a hotkey that dumps my current terminal line into a local (Deepseek) AI which is prompted with some information about my system and a preferred reply format.

For example, I'll type:

        rsync movies/ media server but also do it recursively 


  

Then press CTRL+L and a bash script copies the terminal input into a prompt that requests the AI return a properly formatted terminal command which it places into the terminal input. This way I can know what I want to do and forget the exact switch or option.

A different hotkey (CTRL+O) sends the terminal input to a Chatbot prompt for one-off answers.

I'm doing a bit more on the backend now (RAG using man pages, for example) for the Ctrl L command, but I used it with a simple prompt for several months. It's like having a slight more intelligent tab completion.

Who's to say the purpose of "Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment" is to connect houses.? Or, to put it another way, NASA has received billions of dollars and also hasn't connected any houses. It's easy to understand why: NASA doesn't do that.

Who is to say that BEAD is trying to make last mile connections? If they're not them your entire premise is wrong. It'd be like complaining that NASA has spent hundreds of billions of dollars and still hasn't launch a single commercial passenger.

I live in a rural area and we're seeing a pretty rapid expansion of broadband connections. We had DSL and cable in some places but now there are large fiber deployments to new neighborhoods and the DSL and cable areas are having fiber service made available over time.

Just using caps lock and BILLION doesn't make a good argument. Nor does pretending that broadband expansion isn't happening or creating arbitrary inapplicable standards for programs ("NASA hasn't flown commercial passengers: WORTHLESS").

As a taxpayer I would like to know WTF the USAC is doing

You should have just stopped there and started learning what USAC is and what it spends its money on; instead of screaming that the sky is falling because you personally don't understand a federal program.

From their POV:

If it's found to be legal, then it's "hell yeah, tacticool.gif".

If it's found to be illegal, then "my client was following the lawful orders of their superiors with the understanding that their actions were legal and also qualified immunity."

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Por que no los dos

Their contributions are welcome and appreciated.

But, given Microsoft's history, any suggestions from them should be treated with skepticism.

No wonder OP is afraid of the terminal, you can't misspell left-click.

They used a pencil

It's far too perilous!

Teslas famously don't use lidar because Musk declared that cameras were good enough. Reality disagrees, but reality owns no shares of Tesla.

It's like a pilot bailing out of a plane and then claiming he was not responsible for the crash because he was in Vegas at the time the plane crashed.

No, because what you're referring to isn't a confession and calling it one is misleading.

Confessions involve admitting conduct that you personally were involved in. The linked article isn't a confession by any definition of the word.

If I say "

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In addition, from the article:

Although the clip is unaltered and the quote in question is authentic, Trump did not specify whether he was referring to the 2020 or 2024 presidential election.

Saying "they rigged the election and I won" could have been referring to the 2020 election which, if you'll recall, Trump claimed the Democrats (they) rigged the election and also that he won the 2020 election.

The real question is, are you being misleading on purpose or are you ignorantly repeating things that you've seen elsewhere?