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3·9 hours agoThough ByteDance spun off key parts of its U.S. business in January — part of a national security deal brokered by the Trump administration — the Chinese company remains in control of the advertising and marketing arm. In March, Weiss was the star of TikTok’s first major event since this tumultuous regulatory saga came to a close following more than half a decade.
103·9 hours agoYeah but Harris supported Israel. So.
*gestures to everything*
Couchfucker is doubly going to hell now
They live side by side with some of the most forward people.
If we could get some more votes to support them that’d be swell.
corporate news sewers out here like “How the sun is bright” because trumps in office, they once again had everything to do with helping him and nothing to do with bringing him down.
Depending on the site it could just be a geocities-type page that never got a cert, or a self-signed on for a ginormous org. Or a cert that expired yesterday that caught the devs by surprise.
215·2 days agoIn Idrassi’s case, he said he is able to push new updates to Linux and macOS users unhindered, but the majority of his users that run Windows cannot currently receive updates.
So, no problem then.
33·3 days agoYou sure know a lot about what I’m not talking about.
Which, in a manner of speaking, was my point.
Good job, everyone! Lunch break!
She could have stood up for what is right, what people wanted, and used Americas soft power to calm shit down, but she made no indication that was her intent.
What, despite saying that and meaning that and that being the obvious context for her candidacy?
No indication? Yeah that’s a lie. A weak lie at that. Given all possible benefit-of-the-doubt it’s still a gross mischaracterization.
The consequences of not stopping trump, yes. It was an option at one point.
The group that would not vote for Harris is small enough that they will be overrun with demented fascism as a definite result of their ill-informed “voting strategy”.
The group that would not vote for Harris is large enough to be roundly mocked and derided for such an obvious and preventable fuckup.
You can have both.
Yes. Are you familiar with answering a simple question?
Are you familiar with the terms “hard sciences” and “soft sciences”?
doesn’t mean folks from other nations aren’t educated about yours.
That’s what some folks from other nations presume. How does this “education” happen? Is it standardized, in textbook form, and presented in class? Or is it the whiff of familiarity that comes with seeing the same words smeared on random internet posts?
Not to dismiss the point, frequently made, that American politics has outsized influence; but to clarify that understanding what our electoral college is and what gerrymandering is are just the most basic building blocks of understanding one aspect of American politics.
More to the point, politics in America is, perhaps more than some other nations, suffused into daily life in almost every public interaction in some way, shape, or form. And presuming to have an understanding of that while never participating in that public life - and furthermore judging such aspects based on one’s non-involvement with the assuredness of a wise veteran participant - is bullshit.
I think there are many, many reasons, but a simple one is: Democratic voters don’t like being told who to vote for. Republican voters demand to be told who to vote for.
So ‘dividing the left’ is super-easy and profitable.