I’ll no legal expert but that sounds kind of like manslaughter.

I’m sure nobody will be charged.

If you’re lucky, you can get away with remembering just one for your password manager. That password hasn’t changed in over 10 years.

Let’s say, though a stretch it may be, that this somehow was not extreme negligence, nor malice, but somehow it was the cost of violent conflict. Then maybe we shouldn’t get into violent conflicts for no reason because of the real human cost.

The neat part is that domestic support may no longer be relevant to his remaining in power.

“We found that trees colonised by golden oyster have, on average, about half the fungal biodiversity as trees without the golden oyster. And so that was a huge indicator that they’re likely out competing the native fungi that were there,” says Veerabahu.

Before the Internet, your argument would just be wrong or uninformed and you wouldn’t know what the answer was supposed to be.

Reddit hasn’t cared about bots for years. They just want your ID.

The US generously donates its scientific and economic future to everyone else.

Because I still value human artistry and AI is not going to change that.

Note that this is compared to vanilla. Most real users of Wine are already taking advantage of other optimizations like fsync, and will experience much more modest gains relative to this comparison point.

Shit, I’m fucked.

This is true. I had a remaining positive balance on a closed account that became unclaimed property. It wasn’t a lot, but it did belong to me.

Apple has confirmed that the newest software, iOS 26, is safe from these attacks.

Are the cameras going to detect when I have a fever and then triple the cost of Tylenol?

XDA was not always this sensationalist. With that said, I always welcome performance improvements.

Arguably healthier than pretending you will live forever.

We are making new debt to pay the old debt plus interest. What could possibly go wrong?

Not yet. So far, interest rates aren’t going crazy, meaning that investors expect to be paid and feel that government debt remains safe.

I don’t know of many households that own a money printer. The debt is a problem for sure, but so far, no signs of a meltdown nor the spending coming under control, and inflation at 2% seems to be something we’re giving up on.

It is not literally true. The author is making the claim that the US is insolvent based on book assets and liabilities, but the finances of a government are very different from other financial entities where this simple view is no longer accurate. The US has unique assets, such as the ability to tax its citizens or manipulate its own currency to satisfy debt. What is the value of infinite money or the power to obtain it on demand? Thus, the government has theoretically unlimited assets that are not directly comparable to any business or individual. It can make assets out of thin air.

Insolvency only becomes relevant for governments when they’re unable to satisfy debts and investors no longer believe that they will be repaid. The short-term bond markets are still strongly of the opinion that US debt is virtually risk free. Until we see a large spike in short-term interest rates, insolvency? Absolutely that’s hyperbole. By that assets-based definition, most governments are insolvent right now.