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  • NFT, AI, "the blockchain", 3D TVs, SaaS... I know I'm forgetting some more tech trends that have been annoying from start to finish in the past ten or twenty years.

    (Sadly SaaS seems to be doing OK right now, and I suspect our Windows friends are not too far from OSaaS)

  • except perhaps it would have meant more publicity and lent credibility to the opposition, which seems to have been intentionally ignored and marginalized by major media so far.

    This is one of the things bothering me the most. Yeah yeah owned by billionaires who support Trump. But this is our media, it's one of the things I grew up being taught helped preserve our democracy.

    And yet they spent years sanewashing Trump and are now failing to adequately cover the resistance to Trump.

    Are those principled folks who resigned publicly the only ones who remember why they are here?

  • critics are increasingly questioning whether rhetoric like Miller’s is a precursor to more aggressive suppression of dissent.

    I dunno folks. we certainly don't have any other examples of Trump policies or behavior that might support this notion. I'm glad they are just "increasingly questioning" it.

    Maybe when the concentration camps start showing up on US soil that will be enough.

  • OK.

    Have been told for about a decade now that we're overreacting about Trump and meanwhile he's doing exactly what has been predicted, exactly what he's said he'll do.

    Folks acting like this is all normal are as big a problem as the magas. It's not. We're 1930s Germany, LATE 1930s Germany.

    https://www.project2025.observer/

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  • Daughter says it’s just the way the world works - life is unfair and the big dog eats the small dog.

    See if you can get her to consider that the big dog at a place like her High School may very well be the small dog elsewhere. There is always someone smarter and hotter. She's a big fish in that specific small pond.

    Remembering there's no guarantee she's always the big dog might help her start to develop some empathy for the small dog. The initial impulse may be self-preservation, but maybe personal growth will flow from there.

  • Why only big companies? If I write book one of a series that gets super popular and I make some great lump of cash from it, why on earth should you get to write book two with my characters and world, picking up from where my story left off, even if you only make 20K from it, without having to get my approval and likely enter into some kind of deal?