Literally the only thing that could live up to that is a nuke hitting Tel Aviv.

When Hitler occupied Europe, he met the first resistance in Ukraine.

Ukrainians still showing contempt for Poles despite Poland’s help.

What are the odds the first post-war Ukrainian neo-Nazi blowback happens in Poland?

Then focus on the companies’ actions instead of the robots.

The 1970s shock was the nail in the coffin for the then established economic policy (Keynesianism). So if we get another shock, hopefully it will finally kill off neoliberalism.

What makes them snitches?

DOGE Twitter, I assume:

$1 billion to get fish to fuck 🤣🤣🤣

If you get extra scroll bars in weird places, there’s a decent chance this would work instead:

body {
    overflow-y: auto;
}

I’m guessing :remove() actually removes the element from the page and normally uBlock Origin just hides it. But yeah, it makes sense that it would mess up other styling.

Stylus is useful to have in general since it lets you tweak any site to your liking. Even on here I have a style that indents nested comments more so I can more easily discern the levels. Although you do have to deal with CSS or find someone who has already written what you want.

nytimes.com##STYLE[data-lights="css"]

might work. If not, look through the css and find what might be doing it (if you don’t know how, paste it here and I might be able to find it), then use Stylus to override it.

A brute force method:

* {
    overflow-y: auto !important;
}

in Stylus might fix it, unless they’re doing something more complicated. But it might also add scrollbars in weird places.

Obviously the claims are complete bullshit and it doesn’t actually matter.

But I feel like they probably could have made it look a little less like a public hanging. Not for any geopolitical sake, but just like “hey doesn’t this look kinda like a gallows?” “yeah that’s a little morbid, we should change the design”.

But the finest communist I’ve known lived to 95 and he spent his whole life fighting for humanity to thrive

From a quick search, it seems like international piracy has universal jurisdiction. So any country could prosecute I guess. I imagine countries have laws regarding piracy committed against vessels under their flag or committed against their citizens, but that’s per country so it depends on UK and/or Swedish law.

But it also seems like the legal definition of piracy includes “private”, so maybe state actions don’t technically fall under piracy law (despite clearly being piracy)?

Looks like it’s UK flagged. Still, one of its citizens was kidnapped in an international act of piracy.

France had one of its politicians kidnapped, I doubt it’s going to to do anything either.

Your examples were a browser, a browser that only shows one website, and the same browser as the previous but it shows a different website. Firefox is fine since its whole purpose is being a browser, but Discord and VS Code could and should be written native (with a better language than the garbage that is JS).

lmao I’m about to go to Portugal and the Lisbon airport has a “Sardine Museum”. I usually walk past it but I might check it out.

Both can be true. But if there’s a resource bump from opening the start menu, React is probably the culprit.

Simple? Yes. Just condiment? No. A few good toppings can take a burger from good to great.

Compare: patty and mayo vs patty, cheese, crunchy lettuce, mushrooms, and mayo.

Apparently the war in Ukraine has seen the use of drones controlled via a fiber optic tether instead of wirelessly to prevent jamming. Which is 1) easily defeated with a pair of scissors or even the propellers of another drone and 2) littering the land with fiber optic wires.

including thousands of files pertaining to its nuclear infrastructure and plans

Immediate strikes. Disable their nuclear capabilities.