Check whitehouse.gov next. You'll think it's been defaced by a script kiddie.

The sale of the hammer to a sanctioned group would violate export controls and other regulations. So yes, it is your fault.

In this case these guys are providing a service, so I would wonder what they are doing differently than, say, Facebook. The latter is also used (and run) by criminals. Most likely the governments want this particular service down, found the legal avenue to do so, and are now following through.

less task, let stack

> less task, let stack

More Music, Less Nessman

WKRP lives!

https://www.wherethemusicwent.com/stream

https://www.iheart.com/live/wkrp-10724/

Load-bearing bear loading.-

Bode learing, for my EEs that do RF work.

Boar leading load bearing bear loading.

Lila's language model tics load-bearing lingo, etc.

An auditable executive would certainly be a first.

These little easter eggs are why I read the comment section down to the Nth level of nesting.

The use of slang like 'moronic' on an official government website somehow encapsulates the full state of things very succinctly.

Fortunately.

Re: replacing functions of democratic government, this was already predicted in Democracy Incorporated almost 10 years ago now: https://press.princeton.edu/books/paperback/9780691178486/de...

TIL too, but probably what GPUs are good at: optimizing for throughput while hiding latency. Probably better suited for OLAP than OLTP.

This just reflects how absolutely clueless you are about the amount of attention to detail that the OpenJDK folks put into developing the language and ensuring that it works for all its users (which are serious users delivering actual value.) And I say this not even being a Java programmer myself, just an envious C++ dude watching from the sides.