I’m not going to single out a movie, but 1999 had the best slate of “fuck you, cubicle” movies ever.

I’m not looking to spend that kind of money.

I’m looking forward to this season. Hide and seek did well previously and it will be interesting to see how it works in Japan.

Yeah, but recent elections show that’s what gets people to show up to vote.

They might be unpopular, but they were the main policy goal Trump was running on at the end of his campaign.

With Haiti falling apart, what is the best option for rebuilding the government?

I find that most of them hangup when they hear Google Assistant pick up.

Except the issues aren’t really tied to defunding.

NASA fundamentally changed who bears risk on space projects, pushing the risk to the open market. Legacy aerospace companies have been unable to compete when they have to eat cost overruns. A lot of startups have also been failing as well.

If the market was more mature, with multiple successful SpaceX like companies, this wouldn’t be an issue.

States no longer have federal guidelines they need to meet. Likely, this will cause a lot of states to lower their primary and secondary programs.

Special education in schools gets obliterated along with funding to low income neighborhoods. Many states let these students fall through the cracks.

Federal student loan programs die, affecting many students. Along with a lower generational size going to college, a lot of colleges go bankrupt.

If the company dies, could the service continue?

It is likely that the people who have their property removed don’t know where they can claim their property or have the means to get there.

I’m not surprised. The fallout from the property collapse is still going through China and the national government has planned out a next phase for development to focus on fewer industries.

It feels like China is entering its lost decade.

TenForward forking from StarTrek is a clean demonstration of power. When abused less (or not at all) it thrives.

And that same thing happened on Reddit to some subs even before the mod revolt.

All it does is records mods performing abuse.

Is Bluesky decentralized in any meaningful way? If the company dies, could the service live on?

Sure, but a lot of decisions regarding policing happen at a local and state level. There needs to be electoral consequences at these positions for real reform to happen.

Mod abuse happens because of the power given to mods and the expectations of the communities they are in. Lemmy did nothing to update how mods work.

Cool, but the Barcelona local government isn’t increasing prices; they are reducing supply.

That’s right, a reduction in supply increases prices.

They don’t care. They’re trying to indicate how unwelcome Sarah McBride, the first trans woman elected to Congress, is.

What percentage of Gen Z voted for Trump, though? Everyone seems focused on the election numbers as of they represent all voters when they don’t.