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Trump, Bukele Condemn Abrego Garcia to Prison On Live TV




'This is the crisis moment': Political scientist says Trump crossed a crucial red line






Hacked documents reveal guide to serving Elon Musk on private jets | TechCrunch


Some of the preferences are surprising for the CEO of Tesla, a company dedicated to sustainability. Apparently Musk isn’t “interested in conserving fuel” because he “wants to fly as quickly and as direct” as possible.


Surprising? It's 100% expected behavior from the richest asshole in the world




Trump says he supports deporting U.S. citizens


It's only a matter of time before "really bad people" includes you.

Does the US feel like a Nazi hellhole yet or do you need more convincing?

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OpenAI's new GPT-4.1 AI models focus on coding







The Trump administration is refusing to ask Salvadoran president Bukele to release man who was mistakenly deported and Bukele isn't interested either


Bukele, who met with Trump in the Oval Office on Monday, was asked by a reporter if he’d consider releasing Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran citizen who was living in Maryland before he was arrested and deported back to his home country last month despite an immigration judge’s years-old order preventing the government from sending Abrego Garcia back to El Salvador.

“Are you suggesting I smuggle a terrorist into the United States? How can I return him to the United States, like I smuggle him into the United States? Of course, I'm not going to do it,” he said.

Bukele added that the reporter’s question was “preposterous” and said he lacks the power to return him.

“We just turned the murder capital of the world to the safest country the western hemisphere. And you want us to go back into the releasing criminals, so we can go back to the the murder capital of the world, and that's that's not going to happen,” he said.



Google Nexus Player


What can a device like the Nexus Player be used for in 2025?


US army investigates after young private follows the Base, which has vowed to recruit soldiers for so-called race war


“The TikTok account affiliated with the group includes a clear statement supporting accelerationism and advises joining the group to be linked up with other individuals to exploit ‘collapse’,” said Joshua Fisher-Birch, a longtime far-right analyst and expert on the Base who noticed the soldier following the account.

“The Base has been designated as a terrorist group by the European Union, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.”

But under the reign of the new Pentagon, extremism and the far right are an afterthought, while policing and deleting away “woke” ideologies remains paramount. Hegseth has his own connections to Christian nationalism and was reported by a servicemember for alleged extremist tattoos that prevented him from attending president Biden’s inauguration.


in reply to Omar

ramfetch was a fetch tool which displays memory info using /proc/meminfo i made back in christmas 2022 (i was around 11 years old at the time, currently 13) it got pretty popular on this sub and r/linux (it got 900 votes on r/linux and 797+ votes on this sub on reddit reddit.com/r/unixporn/comments…) , but i decided to remove it since i kinda thought it was dead, but i wanna bring it back with a new config file so yeah..

url: github.com/omardotdev/ramfetch

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Bernie Sanders spoke at Coachella and the crowd went wild


Sanders took the stage to introduce the singer Clairo, whom he praised for standing up for reproductive rights and speaking out against the war in Gaza. He then urged the crowd to get energized and fight back against President Donald Trump’s lawless, authoritarian agenda.

“The future of what happens to America is dependent upon your generation,” Sanders told the crowd. “Now you can turn away, and you can ignore what goes on, but if you do that, you do it at your own peril. We need you to stand up, to fight… for economic justice, social justice, and racial justice.”



COVID-19 Infection in Children tied to Long-Term Kidney Risks: JAMA




in reply to Damage

That's actually pretty cool idea. Wasn't there some effort by Valve to support VR anyway on the Deck?
in reply to Matriks404

Idk about VR, the hardware is kinda weak, but just projecting the screen should be easy


Meta to start training its AI models on public content in the EU






Vertical Browser Tabs


I gotta say, 15+ years of having tabs and now we get vertical ones as a default option. And I'm not loving it. The habit to look for my next tab is so ingrained, I look at the horizontal axis and nothing's there.


Ferrari vows to adapt 2025 F1 car to Lewis Hamilton


Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur has revealed the team will aim to adapt its 2025 F1 car to Lewis Hamilton amid the Briton’s declaration that the SF-25 is “alien” to him.
in reply to GreenEngineering3475

On the one hand, this could easily shaft Leclerc.

On the other hand, maybe input from a vastly experienced driver could help the team altogether.

I seriously hope it's the second one, they tortured Charles enough



These 7 GOP senators are backing a bill to curb Trump's tariff powers


Summary

Seven Republican senators, including Mitch McConnell and Chuck Grassley, have co-sponsored the bipartisan Trade Review Act, which would revoke presidential tariffs after 60 days without congressional approval.

The bill challenges Trump’s sweeping tariff authority, exercised under his recent "Liberation Day" policy.

Though facing a likely veto and limited legislative prospects, the effort signals GOP divisions over Trump’s trade agenda.

Supporters argue Congress must reclaim its constitutional power over trade, reversing decades of authority ceded to the executive branch. A House version is expected from Rep. Don Bacon.

in reply to Eat_Your_Paisley

Hopefully not too late. But yet, they certainly enabled all the horrors that Trump is visiting on the world.
in reply to MicroWave

Several Republican senators have signed onto the Trade Review Act, a bipartisan bill sponsored by Democratic Sen. Maria Cantwell of Washington


Way to work with Republicans on the one issue they give a shit about while doing fuck all for human rights you fucking collaborationist scum



Reject the SAVE Act!


Text: SIGN PPUVUU to 50409

Resistbot: resist.bot/petitions/PPUVUU

The SAVE Act Would Disenfranchise Millions of Citizens

americanprogress.org/article/t…

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Supreme Court Temporarily Blocks Order to Return Man Wrongly Deported to El Salvador





A network of X accounts is targeting Canada ahead of the election


in reply to Cows Look Like Maps

Chinese or American bots? There is a lot of psyops involved.
in reply to Cows Look Like Maps

Canada should ban twatter. It's a Nazi disinformation and propaganda platform anyways...


Spain: Tens of thousands protest nationwide housing crisis


Summary

Tens of thousands protested across Spain, including 150,000 in Madrid and 100,000 in Barcelona, over a worsening housing crisis fueled by real estate speculation, foreign ownership, and tourism.

Organizers demand rent cuts, more social housing, and the repurposing of vacant properties. Renters face soaring costs, with many spending over 40% of their income on housing.

Protesters accuse landlords and investment funds of profiting while evictions rise.

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has proposed rent caps and limits on foreign ownership, calling the crisis a “social emergency” needing urgent action.

in reply to MicroWave

On the plus side, he said, both parties shared the same fundamental analysis: that Spain has a basic lack of housing.


rewinds a decade

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_…

In 2013, Raj Badiani, an economist at IHS Global Insight in London, estimated that the value of residential real estate has dropped more than 30 percent since 2007 and that house prices would fall at least 50 percent from the peak by 2015.[10] Alcidi and Gros note; “If construction were to continue at the still relatively high rate of today, the process of absorption of the bubble would take more than 30 years”.

[11]In the period for 2007-2013, Spanish house prices fell by 37%.[21] Each year almost a million homes were built in Spain, more than in Germany, France, and England combined.[22]


I guess that housing oversupply issue got solved despite Spain's population size being pretty flat since then.

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in reply to tal

Rich people and corporations buy up all the houses to rent out to poor people or rich tourists. That creates a shortage of homes that are for sale for normal people to buy. It's a false shortage. Banning corporations and foreign people from owning homes would solve a lot of it. Huge taxes for owning more than 3 homes would probably do the rest.


in reply to Tony Bark

Depending on your closeness to the actual technology I'd be damn tempted to take one for the team and sabotage these projects.

You can't imagine how literally violently mad I would be if any of my work was used to kill people. Doesn't matter who.

LOL they asked her to apologize. Never working for Microsoft. Fuck right the fuck off.

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Trump Administration Aims to Spend $45 Billion to Expand Immigrant Detention


in reply to inclementimmigrant

45 billion can eliminate homelessness in US. This is blatant corruption.
in reply to AwkwardBroccolli

NAEH estimes there were 970,806 people who experience homeless at least one night in 2023. That would require an average home building cost of $46,000 per homeless person if we assume all are permanently homeless. Building costs vary but the national average is about $317,000. I don't think this amount could "end homelessness" but it could make a dent.
in reply to AdamEatsAss

The assumption of 317,000 usd per home does not hold. Thats a very suburbian thought of ending homelessness. Its possible to build multi storey buildings housing more than 100-200 at roughly 20-36 million usd assuming units to be like a hotel room. For a million people, the number would be ~70 billion.
If we move away from the hotel rooms to a bunk bed(like traditional homeless shelters usually are), the number would come down drastically to something like 21 billion. Its possible to end homelessness with the budget for jailing people. Its a choice,


Qual è il mutuo più conveniente oggi in Italia?



in reply to Novocirab

Here’s the broader situation: 30 percent of American households are classified by Pew as low income, and 19 percent are upper income. And yet a 2024 Gallup survey found that only 12 percent of Americans identified themselves as “lower class” and just 2 percent as “upper class.” In short: No one wants to be perceived as poor, and no one rich ever feels rich enough.


This is just nonsense. Being in the upper class doesn't mean being in the top 19% of earners. Those 19% are middle class and they probably have never even interacted with anyone in the upper class. An upper-class person isn't someone who earns a $100k a year or even $1000k a year. In fact, he probably doesn't even have a job. CBS has a headline right now that says "Trump headlining $1 million a person super PAC dinner as stocks sink over tariffs". The people at his dinner (or the ones who could come but choose not to) are in the upper class.

Edit: As for the rest of the article, it makes a good point about the disconnect between the working class and the middle class, but I'm not sure that this disconnect is bigger now than it used to be.

Edit 2: Part of the disconnect is due to different values rather than different incomes, and this should be emphasized because Trump is popular with the working class (and unpopular with the middle class) not because he doesn't have much money but because he rejects middle-class values.

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in reply to ArbitraryValue

One can of course always argue over what percentile makes you which class (and to to what degree percentiles are useful for this question in the first place).

As for the question of influence, Piketty for example, while calling the top 10% the "upper class", calls the top 1% the "ruling class", which seems like a decent way to undercore this point.