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America must voluntarily replace anti-intellectualism, kratocratism, and illiberal attitudes with respecting competency, civility, and integrity because the alternatives are too bleak and painful to entertain.

The way out is employee- and customer-owned non-profit platforms not beholden to private equity or publicly-traded corporations driven to exploit dark patterns.

Yup. Corporate non-ownership, non-control in consumer products and services is becoming far too normalized. Louis Rossmann regularly points out these absurd, customer-hostile practices.

Or: Master Control Program

Doesn't work on Mobile Safari or Brave on an iPad Pro m4. (x) button and add css don't do anything.

Independent journalism is the template for the answer.

Part hype but also the technological singularity is a gradual, distributed, discontinuous trend moving in that direction partially. This sort of corporate hype is another excuse to suppress salaries and hollow-out another profession.

Cainaio is used for AliExpress Choice and Standard Shipping, part of AliBaba also. In USPS, it usually shows up as Albatross America. I went on an electronic parts AE binge prior to tariffs.

Yep. YMMV. DE is the most corporate-friendly state, but usually requires 2 state tax headaches. For a very small concern, it might be more costly than registering in another or one's home state.

This isn't a HB replacement, it's just using HB binaries. It doesn't replace HB at all. HB and this aren't full package managers when they don't officially or technically support building from source or working independently of another project's infrastructure.

A decent full package manager would support a simple, shell-like DSL like say Alpine or Arch, concurrent and parallel phases (such as downloads/builds/installs), multiple versions, reproducible builds, building from source, build acceleration, security auditing, patch management, and package cryptographic signatures (not hashes or signing of hashes).

Nix is theoretically amazing but the barrier-to-entry and gotchas for popular use make it self-limiting. Simplicity in particular areas is a price that is often paid for popularity.

How and why aren't people in America protesting this specific change by the millions?

1. Throw away safety regulations written in blood and regulators that cost relatively pennies.

2. Give your demographic a tax break.

3. Wait for people to be injured.

4. Blame the other political faction.

Well, he just wanted to make doubly certain to prove laws and competency were irrelevant.

Wouldn't it be simpler to bank sperm when a man turns, say, 18 rather than take a risk on what an unproven medication might or might not do?

According to Ivana, someone allegedly kept a book of Hitler's speeches by their bedside. Maybe this and/or Project 2025 are purely coincidences.

https://www.vanityfair.com/magazine/2015/07/donald-ivana-tru...

DUNS number and/or EIN.

It only costs about $300 to register a Delaware LLC.

Someone will probably turn this into a service to make it more convenient.

The footgunning unravels the US economy in myriad ways with unintended consequences. Brain drain, tourism, and higher prices with stagflation are just the beginning. It will take a few months to a year, but I think the disillusionment will slowly sow the field for competency and compassion.

There's likely glyphosate residues in most non-organic oats because farmers use RoundUp as a desiccant to reduce diesel fuel usage during harvesting.

Thank you for the unsolicited defense. Linguistic bikeshedding is tantamount to an ad hominem. It's the mark of someone unable or unwilling to form a rational, valid argument or engage in civil discourse. Let's instead refocus to the HN site guidelines please. :o)

This is also a myopic argument against funding standards bodies that support the internet.

The point of having a global, shared database is a single, authoritative (more-or-less), semi-vetted repository that can hold vendor accountable externally without digital amnesia or downplaying issues, and global unique identifiers. If that takes an international nonprofit funded by bits of the free world who are okay with investing in commonwealth infrastructure, so be it. Those who don't understand what they're destroying so casually are ignorant, and possibly evil if they do understand.

Sorry and thanks GP. ;o)

Your nerd card had been validated for today. Go forth, ethically.* :D

* Oops, I introduced 2 more programming languages, my bad.

A coworker of mine kept score on paper when the associate vice provost used a certain bizword during their all-hands speech. They were a nepo hire because they were friends or family of Condi Rice.

Loads of current and former federal prosecutors and judges are on the verge of blowing a gasket from righteous anger. The wheels of justice turn slowly and they are exploiting and corrupting the system in race before it can catch up to them.

Sorry, I made the mistake of installing PyPy.

Yep. It's also true of people who think they can simply move out of the US and that "solves" the problem too. America's problems are still (almost) everyone's problems too.

Less pleasant -cracy words to recognize illiberal devolution trends across the world:

- Anocracy - illiberal, pretend democracy.

- Chirocracy - rule by force.

- Kakistocracy - rule by the most unqualified and/or unethical individuals.

- Kleptocracy - rule for profit.

- Kratocracy - power seized and/or maintained through force and/or guile.

- Mortocracy - rule based on death and destruction.

- Ochlocracy - rule by a mob, i.e., the Reign of Terror.

- Phobocracy - rule by fear.

- Plutocracy - rule by economic aristocracy, a loose subset of oligarchy (rule by an unelected few).

- Quangocracy - rule by unelected bureaucrats.

> But maybe this is an opportunity to do CVE better.

Okay, how? This sounds like looking for lemonade in a genocide.

War with China and doing enough reprehensible acts to stoke protests to declare martial law to stay in power indefinitely.