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2 points ·
It is not as wild as it looks. There is already a fix, even though it has not yet a CVE number. Which means this has been taken care of way faster than things happen on the Microsoft or Apple front.
Yes, it is annoying to see new critical bugs nearly daily, but as long as they get fixed as fast as they pop up, a fixed bug is a fixed bug, and one less way for hackers and three-letter-agencies to exploit.
2 points ·
The biggest De-Dollarization efforf is done in the White House itself, with their attempt to get the US Treasury under control.
6 points ·
environmental control or protection.
That's what they elsewhere call "greenhouse".
1 points ·
They might be aware, but they don't act on it appropriately.
3 points ·
There are trade negotiations actively running between US an EU, and Trump simply ignored it when he rolled the dice for new tariffs.
1 points ·
So either this was a suicide, or a coverup for just another Boeing failure.
2 points ·
Your guess at which time Trump is doing the next dice roll is as good as anybodies.
6 points ·
Just wait for the TACO moment.
4 points ·
When I watched the crash video, I thought that something cut the fuel off. Because that was the most likely reason for all engines to stop.
So, if the pilot or copilot did not do it (I assume it is not just a switch that you can trigger accidentally), what other system has the capability to switch off all fuel lines? Fire suppression systems? Some general "switch off"? And how hard would it be to restart fuel supply? Is it possible to override e.g. such a fire suppression system?
10 points ·
When they fight it, it's a law that we need.
5 points ·
I'm surprised that Germany was not faster. But so far, Berlin is still asleep.
7 points ·
While it *might* have been a *response* initially, it was probably quickly seen as a perfect opportunity to finally set long-hedged extinction plans in motion.
23 points ·
For what Trump did, Netanyahu would probably give him a blowjob.
11 points ·
So much about the "We don't need the ICC, Americans don't do war crimes".
9 points ·
In politics and diplomacy, calling a decision "brave" has a very interesting meaning.
4 points ·
As long as it finances the tax break for billionaires...
4 points ·
Maybe he should ask the Americans living close to the border how many cards he really has.
3 points ·
You might notice that not all PhDs work in academic environments. Actually most of them work in businesses.
8 points ·
This does not help when the deepfaker can't be found.
-8 points ·
I don't think he really has a position of power. And it could well be that this costs him the chance for the crown.