tw04

10 ms·

151.
by tw04 7mo ago
> I really what Steve Jobs would've done were he still alive. Tim Apple has bent the knee and kissed the ring. Would Steve Jobs have done the same? I'm not so sure. He may well have been ousted (again) because of it. Given that
152.
by tw04 7mo ago
Trump isn’t planning on ever leaving office before his death. His sycophants will just say yes in the hopes of unconditional pardons. They know they’ll never hold a position of power again so they’re grabbing everything they can while they
153.
by tw04 7mo ago
Huh??? Did you just miss Biden's entire term? Democrats literally passed a massive bill that included $783 billion in funds for renewable energy to fight greenhouse gas emissions. Exactly what else do you want them to do? https:&#x
154.
by tw04 7mo ago
You do us all a disservice by saying “the politicians”. The REPUBLICANS are attempting to ignore reality and burn more fossil fuels. Nobody else in America. Name the problem, otherwise you’re implying it’s a bipartisan effort.
155.
by tw04 7mo ago
I think you’re grossly underestimating how much the average American can deny with the assistance of social media. The number of people I personally know who thought the country was going to end on J6 who now call the entire thing a “politi
156.
by tw04 7mo ago
It's not flash until it supports homestar runner.
157.
by tw04 7mo ago
> pedo Bill Gates Huh? You’re going to need a citation to throw those kind of accusations around. A serial philanderer? Absolutely. But all indications are he was interested in adult women, not even young women. I think the Russian call
158.
by tw04 7mo ago
And I'm guessing those schools have never had Apple products and never will. It turns out "every school district in America" probably wasn't the target they were shooting for. And frankly even if they do have a cheap re
159.
by tw04 7mo ago
Fortunately the stocks app won't be running on a kid's school laptop. Control Center is currently using a whopping 128MB of memory on my system that's been online for 60 days.
160.
by tw04 7mo ago
Huh? That's double what most chromebooks have in the education space. A fast SSD is far, far more important than the memory in this space. In elementary/middle school kids typically operate almost exclusively in the browser.
161.
by tw04 7mo ago
> The nice thing about Chromebooks is when a kid spills something on it, it's cheap to replace and to get back up and running. Is this actually a problem though? For my kids you either pay for the insurance plan at the start of the
162.
by tw04 7mo ago
The fact half the internet was down the last time US east was down tells me it’s not just startups that foolishly think they don’t need actively tested dr copies and plans when they move to the cloud.
163.
by tw04 7mo ago
There’s a reason literally every enterprise of any size in the early 00s not only had a DR site, but a DR plan they would test multiple times per year. 1. Just having a copy in two places doesn’t mean the copies are both good or that you ca
164.
by tw04 7mo ago
Reminder, Larry “citizens shouldn’t get any privacy” Ellison now owns tik tok. If you’re still using it or have friends and family using it you should stop immediately. It WILL eventually be used against you if this regime gets its way. h
165.
by tw04 7mo ago
History really doesn’t say otherwise. Tensions were mostly cooling after the Obama nuclear deal. Now the message we’ve told the world is: If you don’t want to eventually be at risk of the US attacking you, you better be nuclear armed.
166.
by tw04 7mo ago
AWS definitely lives above unpaid developers. In fact they should probably be the bird flying straight at the unpaid developers as they force yet another company to move to a closed license to survive.
167.
by tw04 7mo ago
I’ve never seen a light in my life that can get through electricians tape. You would need a high powered laser to burn through it.
168.
by tw04 7mo ago
It’s happening A LOT in the US too. Mainstream media just doesn’t seem to find it that newsworthy. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/02/randomly-quoting...
169.
by tw04 7mo ago
A fine doesn’t undo a lie that’s already made it around the world. Although given Brexit I’d question how useful the ASA actually is. It seems Russian funded politicians were free to spew endless lies at the average citizen with no repercu
170.
by tw04 7mo ago
>I think the American First Amendment would obliterate this government body and probably the whole institution if it was ever tried. I think this is exactly the kind of thing Trump is trying to slow walk us into while everyone is distrac
171.
by tw04 8mo ago
> Voter suppression is not a large scale problem in American So you aren’t a person of color who lives in the south I assume? I could also make a couple educated guesses about where you consume news from as well but I’m refrain. Needles
172.
by tw04 8mo ago
And yet, after “striking down” the tariffs they not only didn’t go away, they increased.
173.
by tw04 8mo ago
You’re making an awfully big assumption that Khomenei being dead is going to result in a better situation for the average Iranian.
174.
by tw04 8mo ago
> Trump will be out of office in a couple of years, and hopefully Netanyahu as well. Trump has said numerous times he’s going to run a third time and there’s no indication the Supreme Court has any ability to stop him. We’ll see how demo
175.
by tw04 8mo ago
Israel? Or the US? Because it would seem all three countries are run by fanatics that just believe in a slightly different version of the exact same story that they call a religion. I take that back, Trump doesn't believe in anything
176.
by tw04 8mo ago
Op didn’t say they were connected. They were referring to two distinct but impactful events.
177.
by tw04 8mo ago
I believe that’s related to Israel’s genocide of Palestinian children and America’s unending unconditional support of the same.
178.
by tw04 8mo ago
FIFA might be the one organization that can go toe to toe with Trump I’m corruption. And I mean that in the worst way possible. Qatar was using literal slave labor to get stadiums built and the organization just shrugged when informed like
179.
by tw04 8mo ago
I just want to point out how 1984 fascist dictatorship it still feels to call it “the department of war”. That’s not normal. None of this is normal.
180.
by tw04 8mo ago
I think China is about to step in and take every last bit of non-ai market share, and then when the bubble bursts companies like micron and samsung are going to be begging governments for a bail out.

More ›