2 out of the eleven have no excuse.

Sounds a lot like a dog ate their homework. With a vote as consequential as this one, they should have been their hours early. Even with the most charitable take that these poor wittle naive politicians got stuck in traffic, that still means they’re inept - as opposed to blatantly complicit.

Lawmakers Report That Some Democrats Missed Hegseth Impeachment Vote to Attend Event for ‘AIPAC Front Group’

Keep in mind that all 11 of these losers are taking AIPAC money.

Lol no. El-Sayed won the primary in spite of the DNC - not because of it. The DNC rallied hard around Haley Stevens. They retaliated against El-Sayed for his uncommitted stance om Biden. The DNC sat idly by as their AIPAC donors shelled out incredible amounts for El-Sayed’s competition. He got the cold shoulder from leading Democrats like Gretchen Whitmer, Gary Peters, and Hillary Scholten

This press release you shared is merely the turning point where the DNC went from quietly rooting against him to actually needing him to win for hopes of a blue wave. It is highly misleading to quote the DNC’s boilerplate “Congrats” memo as proof they were in his corner.

List of Democrats Who Did Not Sign Letter Against Ilhan Omar Investigation

Your separation between VMs is exactly what I want to do. But given how I’m still rocking a single truenas machine running all my containers, I’ve got a quite a bit of setup to do… Like you said, rebuilding everything is a slog.

Ok, ai has increased the frequency and amount being found, but that is equally increased both for malicious and cybersec, so it essentially cancels out.

This is not what experts are saying.

https://therecord.media/ai-set-to-help-attackers-more-than-defenders

https://www.sophos.com/en-us/blog/why-incident-response-demand-will-grow-faster-than-expected

https://matthew-rosenquist.medium.com/why-cyber-attackers-benefit-more-from-ai-technology-than-defenders-98efd14ac664

Throughout 2026, IBM X-Force observed a dramatic increase in publicly disclosed vulnerabilities across major software vendors, including Microsoft, Oracle, Google Chrome and Apache. While the causes behind this increase are difficult to quantify, recent advances in AI-assisted vulnerability research demonstrate how vulnerability discovery can now occur at unprecedented scale. In August 2026, Unit 42 published a report highlighting that its autonomous vulnerability discovery platform, NOVA, identified more than 14,000 previously undiscovered vulnerabilities across nearly 4,000 open-source projects in just two months. The question is no longer whether AI can help researchers find vulnerabilities, but whether AI is changing vulnerability discovery faster than organizations are prepared to manage the risk.

Vulnerability disclosures are up 578% in 2026 across major software vendors. Publicly disclosed CVEs across Microsoft, Oracle, Google Chrome and Apache increased from approximately 1,493 disclosures during January-September 2025 to more than 10,124 during the same period in 2026, representing roughly a 578% increase. The acceleration became most apparent in Q2 2026. Vulnerability disclosure volumes remained relatively stable through the first quarter before increasing sharply beginning in April and continuing through the summer months.

https://www.ibm.com/think/x-force/ai-vulnerability-discovery

Your head’s in the sand, friend.

October 2026 AI is drastically better at finding these holes compared to pre 2026 AI. Do you agree?

It seems like your main point is that the threat has not elevated. But the news from this week proves that is wrong, I feel.

I have had a fully public facing server for years with no issues.

To be fair, that was before AI was finding all these holes.

Lmao at this completely misguided comment.

Torvalds’s first publicly released chatbot code was in January this year, when he vibe-coded a project in Python because he didn’t know enough Python. The programming language kids learn in high school. The guy who runs the kernel couldn’t get his head around Python.

Linus would run circles around whoever wrote this article. Ever hear of “domain knowledge”? It’s perfectly reasonable to expect an old school engineer well-versed in low level code like C to see high level scripting languages like python as fairly alien.

What sports are broadcast at 120fps?

Honest question, why would you want 120hz out of a streaming box?

Edit: Also your link says it will rock HDMI 2.1, so your 120hz might be covered.

What movies, literature, and game shows are you thinking of?

Comic books find their roots in cartoons, satire, and humor books. They didn’t just manifest out of nothing. Do tell me what “original” or “new” ideas were coming out during that era that don’t find their roots in earlier work.

I saw the word creativity and assumed they were talking about creativity. Soviet cinema and socialist realism disproves this. If they were truly talking about envisioning different systems of government, they should have said that. Instead, they made a comically huge and hand waving statement about raw creativity from socialist projects.

Soviets cannot create new ideas

Then explain the Soviet artistic renaissance

Oh well I’m only talking about creating new political philosphies

That’s textbook moving the goalposts.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialist_realism

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_art

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinema_of_the_Soviet_Union

Building a new idea as opposed to building on an existing idea

Again - dafuq? You say a lot of words, but I don’t understand what your point is.

bad at creative exercises for building new ideas

Dafuq

Evasion

Well that would be silly of those people given how one has a donkey mascot and one an elephant.

Lets suppose Zombie Hitler is okay with leaving the ICC untouched, and Mecha Hitler is in favor of disbanding it.

This sort of perverted utilitarianism means you’ll eventually be supporting Zombie Hitler over Mecha Hitler.