Old Fucking Punk @lwriemen@librem.one

Seems a pretty safe call to ignore any “anarchist” group promoting gen AI in any way. 🤡 :no_ai:

“Crypto foundation demanded employees endorse suicide pledge, then fired leaders who objected, Colorado lawsuit alleges”

#ethereum #crypto #cult

https://www.denverpost.com/2026/11/06/ethereum-suicide-pledge-lawsuit-mandate-boulder-crypto/

The List

1. Legal consequence for someone, anyone who paid for a pardon or otherwise bribed the government.
2. No more stock trading or crypto for congress and the president.
3. Someone (anyone) goes to prison for Epstein beyond Maxwell.
4. Legal consequences for those who overstepped the law through ICE.
5. Congress reasserts its power to decide when and IF the US goes to war.

Each is worth one point. 3/5 is the lowest passing grade.

RE: https://hachyderm.io/@dalias/117583579591933799

This. As someone who’s fought hard at companies to prioritize accessibility work, I think if executives get word that people with disabilities can “solve the issues themselves” you’ll actually get less accessible software (if you can believe it) in the long run.

I won’t fault someone for using what’s available, but anyone acting as if LLMs are a longterm solution for accessibility is either not thinking this through, or purposely engaging in bad faith.

AI data centres 'could become Scotland’s biggest polluter in just four years'
https://www.thenational.scot/news/26709797.ai-data-centres-could-scotlands-biggest-polluter-2030/?ref=rss

Corrupt rat jumps off the sinking ship. https://www.aol.com/articles/us-sen-ron-johnson-accuses-162239000.html

The one thing every person who says they can live with slavery has in common is an absolute certainty that they will not be the slave

A federal judge said Saturday she intends to appoint an ex-top federal prosecutor in the nation’s capital during Donald Trump’s first term
to investigate whether she was purposefully misled by lawyers and administration officials in a lawsuit challenging one of his prized Washington construction projects,
the renovation of a historic public golf course along the Potomac River.

Jessie Liu, a former U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia,
would examine whether officials with the Interior Department and the National Park Service and attorneys with the Department of Justice
violated ethics or misled U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes during the course of the case that was initiated in February by the DC Preservation League and two golfers.

The Republican administration plans to close the East Potomac Golf Course and park on Nov. 15,
intending to construct a “World Class, championship-level golf course that is capable of hosting major events.”

An injunction issued by Reyes last month temporarily bars the government from removing or damaging any additional trees on the course
and the administration must give 10 days’ notice in writing before making any “irreparable modification” to any “forms or features” of the course while the lawsuit is active.
Reyes is giving each side a chance to be heard on her plan to name Liu as special master in the case.
They must do so in writing by Friday, when the next court hearing in the dispute is scheduled.
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/11/07/judge-wants-probe-into-whether-she-was-misled-in-trump-golf-case.html