One of the most humane solutions is also the most economically efficient. Early intervention programs like rent/utility assistance are significantly cheaper in the long run than trying to rehabilitate people who have already lost everything and have a litany of health issues because of it. If conservatives really want to save money, they should be embracing “an ounce of prevention saves a pound of cure.” Instead, they’re stuck in wanting to SEE the desperation before even considering helping. Safety nets are major economic stimulus in the long run because it’s much easier to attempt entrepeneurship if you aren’t making a life and death gamble. But something tells me the currently wealthy know this and don’t want competition popping up.

Then of course we also need to fix affordability issues, because unaffordable necessities put everyone at risk.

My point is that even if you mostly just care about efficient government and economic growth, you should still come to similar conclusions as “bleeding heart liberals.” Conservatives don’t come to those conclusions not by economic arguments, but because they fail to see the merit of collective problem solving. They want to have their own little castle with all their stuff that they can defend under penalty of death. We pretend the argument is about feasability and cost effectiveness, but the real issue is that they don’t think that any proposal that would take anything from them or require giving is an option. That’s why you see the economically destitute and ultra wealthy in an unholy alliance. Both of those groups are prone to wanting to circle the wagons and consider only the wellbeing of people in their little circle – the poor out of desperation, and the wealthy out of possessiveness. Everyone not in their little circle is someone else’s problem.

https://adguard-dns.io/en/public-dns.html

There are instructions for manually configuring the public dns on ios.

Also, most in flight wifi and a lot of hotel wifi won’t connect until you set dns back to automatic. It’s easy enough to switch, but there’s no error code to indicate that it’s necessary so you have to just remember that might be the issue.

And the bill preserves carvouts for active investigations. Congress should not leave it up to the DOJ to determine what is suitable for release.

I’ll share my two favorite sources for hurricane info.

Tropical Tidbits for excellent parsing of meteorological data and models without much editorializing and essentially no fear mongering. Excellent videos and website tools for nerding out about the weather side of things.

https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/

And NOAA’s National Hurricane Center for up to date guidance on rain, flooding, and wind probabilities and warnings. This coupled with a local emergency services communications is what most people should be using to track what impacts they should expect for upcoming storms.

https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/ click on the storm in the map graphic to view detailed warnings and info.

Elysium had it backwards. The billionaires don’t want to live in space leaving the workers to live in poverty on the surface. The billionaires want the workers to run space factories while they turn the earth into a big hunting reserve.

The existence of an article specifically about his opinions on a theoretical tax shows just how disproportionate the power of being wealthy is. When is the last time any of you were consulted on a tax policy that would affect you?

I usually look up the number for something like an ftc or fbi tipline if a website absolutely forces putting in personal info.

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Density would be a factor as well for both cost and device dimension/weight.

Cache is way faster than RAM, but it takes up too much die space and power to be the only volatile memory.

Doesn’t visiting a site then quickly hitting the back button derank that site for search results? I’d love to see this site fall to the second page as a result.

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