You need to be careful though. The rich people in DeKalb are the farmers. Taxing them is taxing food.

Wealthy, in DeKalb? You won’t get any revenue that way. DeKalb is mostly just a university town. A lot of the people who go to that university commute from Rockford or the Chicago suburbs.

This is what he does. He did it during his previous presidency too. He realized he could use the DoJ to harass people by performing deep audits. The type of audit that creates a ton of stress for the person being audited. It doesn’t even matter if they find anything, the goal is just to harass them.

That’s a huge wall of text to still entirely miss the point. Forgejo is NOT a free service. It is an open-source project that you can host yourself. Do you know what will happen if Forgejo ends up enshitifying? They’ll get forked. Why do I expect that? Because that’s literally how Forgejo was created. It forked Gitea. Why don’t I think that will happen any time soon? It has massive community buy-in, including the Fedora Project. You being a PM explains a lot about being confidently incorrect.

Ron doesn’t have nearly enough charisma to get the nomination. He tanked hard in his previous run.

Either way, their comment is out of place. A Codeberg comment when the original comment was pointing people to Forgejo.

Ha, that would be excellent. Don’t forget Sony and PlayStation.

To me, this reads strongly like someone who is confidently incorrect. Your starting premise is incorrect. You are claiming Forgejo will do this. Forgejo is nothing but an open source project designed to self host. If you were making this claim about Codeberg, the project’s hosted version, then your starting premise would be correct. Obviously, they monetize Codeberg because they’re providing a service. That monetization feeds Forgejo development. They could also sell official support for people hosting their own instances of Forgejo. This is a very common thing that open source companies do…

Except Forgejo is open source and you can run your own instance of it. I do, and it’s great.

Sure, that’s why they keep adding features people don’t want. But gimping one of their key paid features makes no sense to me.

Every update they’ve made for just about the past decade has made the product worse for the original users who just want to stream their own media. This last UI update killed my favorite download feature. They deserve the hate they’re getting.

The update makes the download feature objectively worse. So, that was a stretch to praise both.

They seriously enshitified the download feature. You used to be able to set it to download X number of unplayed episodes. Then it would manage downloading fresh content for you as you watched stuff. Now you have to manually download each and every episode yourself. This was literally the killer feature Plex had over Jellyfin for me.

For mobile satellite internet, it’s an absolute steal. If that’s what they had.

Yeah, it is an obvious reference to the fact she was hired for her looks. Is the sexism the comment or the reason she was put in the position she is in?

Is Barbie inherently sexist? I think here it’s implying that she’s just there to be the good-looking face of corruption. She is being used as a toy. Is calling out the sexism by referring to her as ICE Barbie sexist, or is using her as an ICE Barbie sexist?

Edit: I think the answer can be and is both. I don’t support the use of ad hominem attacks. It just makes your argument easier to dismiss and is completely unnecessary when you have so many easy legitimate arguments to be made against this administration. However, I do think the bigger issue is the administration using her compared to the crass comment.

Yes, but also they still maintain them. Even the new Air Force One 747-800s that are being fitted right now are from a canceled order.

Broadcom is doing an excellent job convincing their customers to stop using VMware. Such a good job that at Red Hat we’ve shifted strategies with OpenShift Virtualization to pick up those customers. For the longest time our Virt play was just a stop gap to containers, now it’s a full blown product.

A car is usually driven over 10k miles per year. 10 years would typically be beyond that 100k miles.

To the boys that enjoy “rolling coal?” You think they can or will buy in large enough numbers to save Tesla?