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"Yeah, no, I heard you. I heard you. I was trying to talk to the floor?" -

Several individuals have now been outed by name, and that's just in the article. The leaks probably dumped all of them. God willing, none of those people will feel safe ever again, and all the better if they're periodically given reasons not to.

The funniest thing is that this is a pledge to do things that most Republicans would not approve of. They're already pissing on the Constitution left and right, they're the opposite of nonpartisan by definition, and they're not big fans of critical thinking or professional ethics. To the point...

That's basically use of AI in a nutshell.

Heh. "Pissed."

Not even gun owners generally; specifically people belonging to gun rights organizations traditionally affiliated with Republicans. I'd wager that most left-wing gun owners aren't going to be on the list.

Fortunately Nintendo now has Splatoon to take up the mantle of "silly cartoony game secretly set on post-apocalyptic Earth." They don't need two of them.

The question is probably less "can he" and more "would he dare to." Because you're less likely to be destroyed in the court of public opinion if you don't admit to believing any specific conspiracy theories that are doing measurable harm to countless people, but vagueposting about it can still...

I played Sonic and All-Stars Racing Transformed back in the day and that was the first kart racer I ever owned or played more than a few sessions of. I feel like the genre kind of peaked with that game, and not just because you could play as Wreck-It Ralph in it. I know you have water skimming...

He only needs to deploy them in places where the election is close, and where nonwhite voters will make a difference.

I thought the point of expanding the court was to stack it with more people who would vote in our favor, not to split the workload up. Being able to pick and choose which justices hear which cases would introduce a whole new set of problems.

Three, actually. The first one is where I got my info.

If it is, it doesn't make any sense. They show a handful of objects seemingly moving around by themselves, but only a handful, and one takes focus for most of it. Conservation of detail is being blown right out the window. Also the pacifier jumps when the baby hits the chair, like it's being...

Especially since Epic already took Apple to court over the exact same issues and Apple won. That speaks to a systemic bias against Google, and a bias from the Supreme Court in particular who refused to hear their appeal.

Right, because repeatedly allowing stright-up malware masquerading as more popular apps onto their own app store didn't do that already. Seriously, the only reason anyone uses Android is because the phones it runs on are cheaper.

That's wild. Is that the only theatrical film besides Song of the South that never got any sort of home media release? I've never even heard of it.

I never understood why the state militias are called the "national" guard in the first place. It feels like it was almost designed to cause confusion.

And it goes both ways; wasn't she the one who got sacked by Fox News for not kissing his ass enough and went to work for one of the other news channels? So they kind of both came crawling back to each other. Which sums up his relationship with Fox News pretty well too.

I assume the idea was to get them to remove it from the service entirely.