Then it gets fucking stuck and three people die trying to save it.

It’s much more than that. Amazon’s strength is also in its proximity warehouses and contacts with delivery companies.

Otherwise you just have a federated Ebay.

I’ve been wondering the same thing.

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LOL! Man… these people. Hopefull that’ll be the wake up call that’ll bring about a general strike.

I just use Kubuntu and stop worrying.

Of course not.

I believe it’s due to bad weather and strong winds.

Then goes off saying democrats are using authoritarian tactics lol

Is this all true? Or is it a doomsday extremely pessimistic interpretation?

I’m asking because this sounds very catastrophic.

You wish. It’s not gonna happen with these douchebags in power.

They also block any content, even private messages that contain Bluesky for example.

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Yes of course. Doesn’t mean we shouldn’t have access to that information.

Where I live, (Québec) we have LaPresse, LeDevoir, LaTribune/LeSoleil/LeQuotidien/etc which are an information coop, which are all free but have the option to have a paid subscription or rather to support the paper. There’s also tons of special federal and provincial measures to financially support journalism in Canada.

But I forget this is the US.

I didn’t read anything about putting anyone in jail or being arrested. Where did you see this?

Man I really hate these website where you have to have a subscription to read the article.

Every fucking conservative piece of shit toiletpaper rag is free, but anything to the left of these whether it’s liberal or even socialist is all pay to read.

Here’s the archive.org version: https://web.archive.org/web/20250215031214/https://www.wired.com/story/cisa-election-security-freeze-memo/

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FUUUUUUU even the archive.org version has this javascript shit that hides the article. wtf!!!

EDIT2:

I added an extension to disable javascript for specific websites and I can now read it.