I recently heard that 30% of the code in windows 11 was done with AI.. Don't know how true that is, but it would help explain the bloat.
We've had states (Washington, Oregon off the top of my head) talk about forming up interstate alliances to counter the federal government. This is unmistakably a sequence of events leading to a civil war — it just always takes decades for things to really boil over. "Nothing ever happens" guys get to thrive for most of their lives, but they tend to be extremely wrong a few times per century.
Nothing ever happens until it does.
These things happen one way, and one way only: "Extremely slowly, then all at once." It's been true every single time it's ever happened.
It would be as if during a war, when both countries have footholds in each other, while negotiations are going on the court just says pull out unilaterally of all your advances, without even considering the enemy advances. Even pacifists who want to end the war in Ukraine would think the courts are crazy if suddenly Putin was told by his to pull out of Ukraine, while there were still Ukrainian footholds in Kursk, without any treaty, or Zelenskyy was told the same to pull out of Kursk without any agreement.
Do you still remember where you found the statistics? It sounds hilariously rage-inducing.
This already happened during the first Trump term during COVID. Andrew Cuomo led a group of states who agreed to co-enforce COVID rules in a Northeastern Coalition and have lockstep policies, sometimes superseding Federal guidance--NJ, NJ, CT and at times PA. California, Oregon, and Washington made a similar compact, and I think Whitmer had something going on with neighboring states too.
I have always given infinitely more creed to the idea that powers that be knew of the possibility of 9-11 but did nothing to prevent it because it would dramatically change the landscape of society in a way that benefited government agency. As the years pass, less and less people in places like this were even alive back then, let alone of an age where they were politically aware and seem to have no concept of just how large of a tectonic shift that was. Pre 9-11, if you asked your average blue collar, F-150 driving, country western listening, bud light drinking on a friday night average joe how they felt about government invading your mail, phone and other sensitive data, you'd get an angry yelling rant.
When you determine rally and crash by which side you like...eh...Some outlets labeled a .10% decline as plunging.
I find that hard to believe given that 90% of Windows 11 is probably just Windows 10.
If you mean "Actually Indians" yeah it probably was. There is some dumb shit in it like the Start button being a React app.
It used to be required that if you received benefits (this included SSI, SSDI and welfare) you were also enrolled in Ticket to Work. You were required to show proof that you had attempted to find employment and were denied to keep benefits. They had to resources to get you entry level jobs and if they said here we have a job for you and you said no goodbye benefits as well.
They walked free because TPTB felt they may still be useful.
Well now it's more than trying. You either work 20 hours a week or no benefits at all, barring a few exceptions from what it seems.
Install steam on Debian xfce?
