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  • Man pleads guilty to arson attack at Pennsylvania Gov. Shapiro's home, gets 25 to 50 years

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  • After the attack, Balmer called 911, identified himself and confessed, allegedly telling the dispatcher that Shapiro "needs to know that he 'will not take part in his plans for what he wants to do to the Palestinian people.'"

    Doubtful that he would be sympathetic to this type of domestic terrorism. Also not sure what the Governor of Pennsylvania has to do with Palestine.

  • Elon Musk's SpaceX and xAI are buying Tesla's unsold Cybertrucks

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  • Well yeah, that makes it business friendly. No corporation likes to be tied up in court for ages. Texas has just been trying to pass Delaware in a race to bottom of which state is the most business friendly (and thus anti-consumer, anti-environment, etc).

  • Elon Musk's SpaceX and xAI are buying Tesla's unsold Cybertrucks

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  • Tesla was incorporated in Delaware, like many other US corporations.

    https://archive.md/fFNb6

    Obviously nothing changed physically, this is just a paperwork thing.

  • Elon Musk's SpaceX and xAI are buying Tesla's unsold Cybertrucks

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  • That's why he moved the companies to Texas from Delaware, because even though Delaware is ridiculously business friendly, they'll actually defend shareholders' rights there.

  • Trump, 79, Admits He Might Not Get Into Heaven

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  • Yeah, I still have champagne in the fridge from his last health scare.

  • [Video] Zohran Mamdani backtracks on his Promise to arrest Netanyahu if he would come to NYC, saying it would be Trump like.

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  • I mean, the big problem is getting the NYPD to do it. Plus you need a reason, I'm not sure if New York City has a war crimes ordinance.

  • MAGA Implodes over Kristi Noem’s “Stare Down” with Man in Chicken Suit

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  • The mainstream media has always had a problem with just calling a lie a lie.

  • Tiny Tiny RSS is dead

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  • I used to run it for a while (it might actually still be running, I'd need to check my VPS and delete it if it is), but I feel like RSS readers kind of got overtaken by Reddit (and Lemmy). I tried going back to it again a few times, but the lack of comments felt off after having experienced Reddit.

  • Christian group ‘deceived’ supreme court about LGBTQ+ research, cited scholars say

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  • It doesn't matter, the supreme court hasn't cared about the actual facts in any of the cases they've ruled on in the last decade.

    The case about that coach that was forcing his players to pray was distorted as well, just because they wanted a certain outcome (coach claimed it was done voluntary and in private, pictures show it was done in the middle of the pitch), same with the wedding website lady (the supposed gay couple involved had no idea about it and never actually contacted her, there's no evidence she actually builds websites).

  • Trump insists grocery prices are down. Do Americans buy it?

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  • It's useful in the sense that people vote on what they feel the facts are, not the actual facts. Crime statistics might be trending down, but if there's a ton of crime stories in the news people feel like crime is up. There's similar dynamics at play when it comes to inflation and other economic indicators.

  • How the US got left behind in the global electric car race

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  • Obamacare was the right wing plan. It's been a huge giveaway to the insurance industry, and in the end the US did get the death panels Sarah Palin talked about, except instead of government bureaucrats it's some AI run by an insurer that's accountable to nobody.

    The democrats need to finally give Medicare for all a shot, as the current system has middlemen skimming profits off at every step without adding any value.

  • Apple has REMOVED the ICEBlock app from the App Store due to “objectionable content.”

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  • Oh yeah, of course, but it feels like it's never part of the conversation, even among people whose opinions I respect and are, for example, super critical of AI and talking about enshittification and other issues in the online sphere, they never seem to take the step to check out Linux, or get off Twitter or whatever.

  • Apple has REMOVED the ICEBlock app from the App Store due to “objectionable content.”

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  • Yeah, very disappointed by RMS' creepiness (the Epstein stuff isn't the only thing), but he was 100% right about software freedom.

  • Apple has REMOVED the ICEBlock app from the App Store due to “objectionable content.”

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  • I can see Microsoft moving to the same sort of thinking as well. Apple already made Mac OS users jump through hoops when you want to install something from the internet or even through a third party package manager like homebrew.

  • Apple has REMOVED the ICEBlock app from the App Store due to “objectionable content.”

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  • And the open source movement is such a blind spot to the 'left' as well, even though technology freedom is critical if you want to be able to organise any type of resistance in the digital space.

    Lemmy users largely get it, obviously, but centre left people will happily let themselves get locked into the Apple/Google walled gardens even though you're just giving that company a ridiculous amount of power over you.

  • Trump to attend gathering of top generals, upending last-minute plans

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  • Yeah, those people that think having a businessman running the country would be better are either business owners themselves, or have never actually worked in a business.

  • Former FBI Director Comey expected to be indicted soon in Virginia federal court: MSNBC

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  • Congress has cameras. If you're lying to Congress about factual things, your memory of the event shouldn't matter.

  • Former FBI Director Comey expected to be indicted soon in Virginia federal court: MSNBC

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  • I mean, that's literally a change some states made in response to the Weinstein scandal. If it's reasonable to assume the truth isn't going to come out before the statute runs out, I'm definitely in favour of making it longer. It should probably still exist, but 5 years seems very short for serious crimes, especially considering how slow the justice system works.

  • Former FBI Director Comey expected to be indicted soon in Virginia federal court: MSNBC

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  • Democrats should definitely take something from that playbook, but there's been many cases of someone lying in front of Congress and not facing consequences. It happened in the leadup of both Iraq wars, and I don't think people should just be allowed to get away with stuff like that just because the clock ran out.

    Obviously part of the problem is that Democrats don't seem to be interested in prosecuting stuff like that in the name of bipartisanship, but that's how they got where they got now.