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I'm hesitant to say it because I've gotten some ridiculously hostile reactions for it, but I've really liked Kagi.

Yes, it's a subscription service but that means they have an incentive to not show you shit results. According to some, paying for a search service is wrong because online services should be free, and I'm just astroturfing if I even mention it

Or, I dunno, maybe just don't use Google?

Huh, interesting (and more than a bit worrying) that it's not happening just over here in Finland too. Crime rates have generally gone down for a while now, but there's been a huge uptick in particularly brutal violent crimes perpetrated by under 15's

He'd already procreated, so unfortunately not

Münzi, as everyone called him, was only 37 years old and still had many plans in life.

I'm sure he had many plans, such as the mass-scale murder of undesirables, or the subjugation of anyone who he deemed lesser.

How so many people apparently supported that worthless fuck who's better off dead (or, rather, everybody else is better off) that he got 12 000€ for his funeral fund is sad

The absolutely breathtakingly idiotic shit conservatives will happily believe never fails to boggle the mind.

How the fuck these people even manage to function in day-to-day life is completely beyond me.

Oh yeah absolutely; I'm not saying it's likely he doesn't know what Project 2025 is, just that his – and conservatives' more generally – goals align with it so people associated with it are going to end up in positions of power if he gets elected.

Not that Republicans need Trump to win to implement the Project, and in fact they're already doing it on federal and state levels. See eg. this PDF fact sheet^1 by Appropriations Committee Ranking Member Rosa DeLauro. And here[^2] is an article about how the Project is connected to Tennessee lawmakers and legislation, as an example of state level stuff

[^2]: EU users can use this proxied link to access the article

I mean, that may well be true considering how fucking stupid he is, but it's not like the project doesn't align with his interests regardless of whether he knows jack shit about it

But now it affects them, that makes it super important and also the LiBeRaLs' fAuLt that nothing works. An R-voting acquaintance of mine said as much and is blaming Democracts for lackluster disastr relief and they live in the deep south in a very conservative area…

Ohh based on the headline I thought they were like giving cops backdoor access to users' devices or something, but they're just selling devices to cops. So, while yeah this is pretty ironic, nothing about what Apple promises regarding device privacy really seems to have been broken here – cops are using "iPhones for surveillance" just like they'd use any smartphones in their line of work

But who will vote for the Republicans if they do this‽

Where there is a will, there is a way