SQL is a language used to format requests to most relational and nonrelational databases. Databases are extremely commonly used for data persistence and retrieval. It’s like saying the government doesn’t use binary - or the government doesn’t use TCP - or the government doesn’t use paper. It uses all these things in abundance.

Let’s start with you, bub.

In the 90s we had “See you on the flippity flip” - it’s almost certainly genuine and talking to folks in the language they more commonly use because that’s how pop culture pops.

Eat my shorts!

Could I possibly arrange to buy forty years ago?

Looks anxiously at Vancouver housing market

SpaceX was the leading private space company before he acquired it - it has actually lost ground to competitors since then but has an extremely passionate team behind it.

Tesla was the first company to seriously take a swing at automated response with an eye to FSD - they’ve since fallen far behind Waymo and other competitors.

When Musk worked at PayPal Thiel described him as a crazy risk taker and had him ousted as CEO while he was on two weeks of PTO for his honeymoon.

Musk is a huge fucking dumbass with enough money to fail horribly over and over.

Elon doesn’t think the government uses SQL. He’s dumb as fucking rocks.

Terrorists Win.

Sorry, which one(s) was that?

I agree that this is a systemic issue rather than a single bas actor but… I’d rather see one of them suffer than none.

Might I suggest Kansas Citoyennes?

It’s an alright response but I’d hope for some more Canadian made chirping. Next time he should just shout:

Eh? Give your fucking balls a tug.

Realization is not enough. If you voted for Trump you need to actively work to undo the damage you caused. This isn’t a forgive and forget situation.

Block X.

Go back to sleep and wait until someone says “Wake the fuck up Samurai” - that’ll be a markedly better world to wake up in.

My original claim was that trains are safer than airplanes - I don’t know why we’re focusing on the US.

This is a meeting to review and provide oversight for DOGE - he was never going to attend that.

I more meant that the safety of trains in the US shouldn’t be used as an example for overall train safety. Other countries have much more stringent laws.

Ditto, with Canada, there are serious issues with how train safety is conducted since the majority of train traffic is freight.

The East Palestine derailment investigation revealed a lot of flaws in safety checks and how over worked conductors were - I mentioned that incident less as a cause of danger and more due to how awful US safety laws on trains are.

I don’t disbelieve you but you’re cherry picking one of the worst examples (possibly exceeded by Canada because of Lac-Mégantic) hell, the disaster that just happened in East Palestine, OH is an excellent study in just how awful train safety in the US is.