longed to end saving those lives 
    traded $270M for access to USA's most sensitive data
        in an effort to end that life saving 
    and is overtly proud to have restored death tolls where they could.

This site (from article->reddit) has it embedded in broadcast quality https://www.thereset.news/p/breaking-heres-the-60-minutes-se...

Pics:https://duckduckgo.com/?ia=images&origin=funnel_home_website...

Two other underappreciated handset brands are Doogee and Blackview. Gorgeous devices and solidly built. From what I recall they're friendly to root.

I will assume this is true and plug it into our falling birthrates.

For me it was mostly terrific. We had increased streams of revenue and were food secure for the first time in a decade. Meetings I dreaded due to crowds were streamed online.

And the roads were blessedly, amazingly, wonderfully travelable.

The housing crisis in 2021 was another matter entirely. Our long term rental was sold and what few listings there were got 400 hundred applications - every day.

2020 was excellent for us. 2021 was a slow moving, panic-strewn nightmare.

From the article

    The EO ends the extension of credit to high-risk borrowers 
    [ed: the poor] that American citizens are forced to subsidize. 

    This activity includes extending mortgages, credit cards, and
    auto loans to illegal aliens.

The Senate version is H.R. 2945: Housing for All Act of 2025. https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/119/hr2945

The article also seems light on details on what is in the bills. I'm curious what the feds could do that would broadly help the housing crisis - particularly for folks who most need the help.

A vouch option for Flagged submissions would be appreciated. I wonder if it used to be there but was removed.

As a former right winger, now recovering conservative, I'm inclined to agree. The greater issue for me is the right became every single thing they accused the left of (being easily hurt, mandated viewpoints, group think).

It's all the natural progression of the animosity campaigns Newt Gingrich launched a generation ago. ref: https://www.thisamericanlife.org/662/where-there-is-a-will/a...

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For desktops, it's ThinkCentre Tiny all the way.

I'm typing this on a T14 Gen 2 Ryzen 7 Pro 32GB/512GB I picked up last year for $220. For my work bag I just bought a T14 Gen 3 i5-1250P 32GB/512GB WWAN for $370 that looks new.

I'm pushing folks to buy now - anything they'll need in the next 2 years. I'm convinced Ramageddon is trickling down into the (>3yo) used market. Ebay prices already seem up a bit from a few months ago.

The 2008 crisis is on a long list of examples of how corporate efficiency harms me.

Governments have a mandate to benefit the public. Conversely, shareholder models encourage exploiting everything they possibly can (for shareholder benefit), corrupting government processes, harming the public and harming the corporation itself.

Instead of the Either Or fallacy, I suggest good-faith examination of actual harms and good. Governments (inc LEO) and corporations famously improve outcomes, when meaningful transparency is mandated, corrupt processes aren't hidden and ethical+competent overseers can pull the needed levers.

What we should be demanding is increased competence from our news suppliers. That's the way forward to getting more accurate, critical coverage of interests we dislike.

We've complained about bias for a generation and all we've gotten for it is less accountability and more mistrust.

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