Do like the BBC and spin up your own mastodon instance, Guardian.

Most election data comes from the Associated Press, but I don’t see a place to purchase API access, may only be available to news orgs.

https://developer.ap.org/ap-elections-api/

A reddit poster had some JSONs from New York Times four years ago for 2020 but I’m not sure if you can make them work for 2024.

https://old.reddit.com/r/rstats/comments/jo1yuw/us_election_results_api/gmnxfz3/

sudo apt-get install intel-media-va-driver-non-free

Video will still be clunky but less clunky.

EDIT: I’m so happy.

Scams are getting pretty wild out there, and pretty convoluted.

Thanks for the heads up for this type of scam, in particular.

Looking at what you quoted, that’s fair and can see how you misread it as such. I am sorry I said that it was purposeful.

Way to purposefully misread it.

The whole issue is that the Russians work for companies with sanctions against them.

So, treat all companies involved in war the same way, and you’ll never run into this hypocritical issue again.

There’s plenty of companies (like Valve) who don’t directly produce weapons of war or have contracts with their governments for war-services who contribute to Linux that could still do so, and plenty of individuals who don’t work for military and military adjacent companies to contribute.

Acting like removing people who work at companies that contribute to wars will mean no one can contribute is obviously a grossly exaggerated misinterpretation.

That’s literally what I suggested elsewhere here: If you work for ANY company in ANY country that produces weapons for war for ANY government, that they shouldn’t be allowed to contribute.

Because that at the very least would be consistent.

US isn’t helping fund a genocide in Israel or anything.

Yeah must suck to live in Israel.

Are we going to remove Israel maintainers from the list since IDF soldiers are using Palestinians as human shields?

Oh, no, because US is okay with that genocide?

It’s really more about how clearly fucking hypocritical it is.

But folks who work for US companies building weapons for Israel are totes okay?

It’s honestly fucking wild that an internationally developed open source project has to play by the US government’s rules when the US government is out here helping commit genocide right the fuck now.

Like, look in the fucking mirror on this why don’t you.

Maybe the better rule is that if you work for a company that produces weaponry for war you shouldn’t be allowed to contribute, period.

Two words: rate limiting

Also too greedy to implement online order rate limiting so their workers won’t get overwhelmed.

Tomb Raider 2013 really didn’t have to go that hard, but god damn it, it did.

I’m lazy and old so I’m doing it the least efficient way by just putting all updates into a daily cronjob (or doing updates on reboot). Much more modern ways to handling it than the crontab, but I too, am lazy.

Microsoft taught people to distrust updates because they break shit and don’t ask if you want them or not.

That leads a lot of people to being “scared” of updates, and Linux updates literally constantly (a good thing).

Further, Ubuntu as well as others have moved towards phased rollouts, to ensure new versions don’t break things. I constantly have updates say “These updates have been held back due to phasing” which is intended to save me from any trouble if the small number of users who they have phased the updates to start having issues. Easier to roll back and fix for a small number of users as opposed to the whole world.

Linux doesn’t just handle updates better, but they’ve continued to grow and change how they handle updates to make them better for end-users long-term.

Breaking Microsoft ingrained habits is hard for some people.

Starve the Beast. The conservatives use it for everything. Run on government not working, and then working to dismantle government to prove it.

Because actually, the biggest change came on May 9th, 2013…

If I recall my understanding correctly, it’s 1) because there hasn’t been consistently this much CO2 in the atmosphere since an era when the planet whose climate was fundamentally different and 2) that this is an escape velocity type thing, where it becomes harder and harder for us to get back under 400ppm CO2 in the atmosphere, because of how long it takes for CO2 to be absorbed. Thus, climate change will spin out of control far faster in this new, different environment.

So literally, yes, we were climate changing, but post 2013 things are indeed a lot more grim and the outlook less clear.

These people are fools who are making a conscious choice to ingest information that would challenge their worldview.

Let’s hope Ea-nāṣir’s code is better than his copper.