They knew instagram was leading mainly teenage girls to commit suicide. But sat on that for years instead of acting on it. I would not be surprised if they targeted sleeping pill ads to users who appear suicidal.

Taiwan will never join in, even if they wanted to. It would stir the pot too much with China.

But Japan’s presence also means it hopes to gain aid for when China invades Japan. That may sound silly, but China claims a lot of Japanese islands as theirs. Some of which are very close to Taiwan.

https://theintercept.com/2025/01/28/proton-mail-andy-yen-trump-republicans/

Though looking a bit deeper just now it does seem he has backpedalled his stance after the backlash. So who know what the current state is.

It’s a start. But take Proton, sure it’s based in Switzerland, but the CEO is also MAGA. So is Proton good or not?

Look interesting, thanks for sharing.

When the first Model S came out. It was rave reviews across the board. Breaking safety score records. Making electrical sexy. Even if it didn’t have the finesse and durability of the incumbent brands.

The idea was they should’ve gone up from there, not down. And they’ve gone down by a lot.

Not rhetoric. It’s a subject I know little about. My initial thoughts though are that the US more or less invited themselves and everybody was fine with that.

It’s kind of sad to see how Tesla went from some of the best cars you could buy to some of the worst. Even the other models suffer from declining quality and safety issues.

At least if the cybertruck was the unbreakable, unbeatable ultimate truck it was supposed to be, it would have a redeeming feature. But instead they’ve literally glued on steel plates to a car chassis. It’s sheer incompetence.

But who put them there? Was Europe begging the US for more troops. Or did the US decide to deploy them?

The cloud is amazing. As long as you control the cloud. I’ve been considering a Homelab for this very reason for some time.