Maybe the lower rates make individual crimes more prominent.

Now there’s a name I’ve not heard in many mooches

Yeah, it’s barely doing anything except shifting packets and doing DNS. Load is around 0.08 on a four core processor.

I got a spiffy little fanless micro PC with five Ethernet ports, installed Ubuntu, and wrote my own iptables rules and installed pihole.

You’re better than most, especially since a lot of them work at for profit insurers and don’t see a problem with it.

At least I won’t roll it searching an iPad for the climate controls

Literally better than 90% of modern cars

This is one thread you want to read sorted as controversial.

Wowzers…

And partly because they’ve got 24 hours to fill and not much actually happens in a given day.

And partly because really good journalism is slow, methodical, boring, and nerdy and it doesn’t sell ad space.

Fuck this world.

That sounds like us.

Remember when we thought the top one was the worst we’d ever get?

Good times….

I hate that politics is like fucking sports. Just dumb stats and predictions to fill airspace. And the best part is people who think they’re too smart for sports eat it up.

Imagine being a grown-ass man and thinking magic spells work through Tik Tok.

Everyone knows they only work on Instagram Reels.

I don’t disagree. Government is great at lame excuses.

According to The Guide, these people are telepaths. Their quiet moments are drowned out by the chattering of thousands of minds. So they have to talk constantly to keep from going mad.

What if AI means “anal insertion”

“Jaymie finds an apartment”

I don’t know what to think. I let the internet do that for me.

Billing will be simpler because it’s one carrier, so a smaller billing department.

They’ll only need one building in each state instead of one for each insurance company, so fewer staff to manage those buildings.

And if you don’t believe me, there’s plenty of articles where lawmakers cite this as a reason they won’t just do it.

Not enough of them. There are redundant IT, legal, and HR departments, plus all of their marketing teams would no longer be necessary.

Even if half those people end up working for the government that’s still about a million folks who lost jobs.