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Mother Jones has a full-text RSS feed. No pictures, but no ads either.
“Many respected constitutional experts argue that the War Powers Act is itself unconstitutional. I’m persuaded by that argument.”
I don’t think he was persuaded by the argument, I think he was hoping such an argument existed. Anything for daddy Trump.
Look, when a guy regularly tweets with caps lock you’ve got to lower your expectations.
The Navy’s is coming up in October and then the Marine Corps’ in November. Somebody better get it right!
The supply of 4000-series cards started to dry up when they shifted production to prepare for the 5000-series launch, then the 5000s launched with low stock anyway, and now they’re going to reduce production of those. I wonder they’ve done the math on how much gaming’s low share of the company’s revenue is due to there not being cards for people to buy.
He said most people are playing at 1080p, and last month’s Steam survey had 55% of users with that as their primary display resolution, so he’s right about that. Ignore what’s needed for the 4K monitor only 4.5% of users have as their primary display; is 8GB VRAM really a problem at 1080p?
It would be funny if Skydance tried to renegotiate the deal or back out entirely, based on how all this nonsense has affected Paramount’s value.
Last month’s Steam survey had 1080p as the most common primary display resolution at about 55%, while 4k was at 4.57%.
The full tweet:
Majority of gamers are still playing at 1080p and have no use for more than 8GB of memory. Most played games WW are mostly esports games. We wouldn’t build it if there wasn’t a market for it. If 8GB isn’t right for you then there’s 16GB. Same GPU, no compromise, just memory options.
I don’t think he’s that far off; eSports games don’t have the same requirements as AAA single-player games.
When President Donald Trump and Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred met at the White House last month, they discussed one of the president’s passion projects — reinstating baseball star Pete Rose to make him eligible for the Baseball Hall of Fame.
This week, that’s exactly what Manfred did.
When I heard Pete Rose was going to be eligible for the Baseball Hall of Fame my immediate reaction was to joke that “Somehow this is Donald Trump’s fault”. I didn’t think I’d be right.
The numbers seem to come from SteamDB’s instant search.
There’s about a thousand more Verified and Playable games than two months ago.
Oopsie, Trump’s tariffs based on a fake emergency may have created a real emergency.
Trump is aware of that, he’s given ICE access to that information to help track them down.
This guy may be volunteering to be another person who needs to be returned from El Salvador. The trip could go very badly for him.
It’s ridiculous that the US government is paying a foreign government to detain prisoners on its behalf and seems to be claiming it didn’t put anything in the contract about a way to get the prisoners back.
“Oops, we deported him at 4pm. Oh well.”
Influencers like Mike Cernovich and Charlie Kirk accused her of betraying conservative values despite past praise.
Just to be clear, this was after she voted to block some DOGE stuff; they’re not claiming that wanting to keep people from being deported on flimsy justifications with no due process is a betrayal of “conservative values” (yet).
The without prejudice part is in the article:
The DOJ had asked Ho to toss the case “without prejudice,” which would have allowed charges to be refiled against the mayor in the future.
As for why that could be bad:
Ho, in his order on Wednesday, wrote that dismissing the case without prejudice “would create the unavoidable perception that the Mayor’s freedom depends on his ability to carry out the immigration enforcement priorities of the administration.
The judge also said it would create the perception that Adams, who is seeking re-election this year, “might be more beholden to the demands of the federal government than to the wishes of his own constituents.”
“That appearance is inevitable, and it counsels in favor of dismissal with prejudice,” Ho wrote.
The link goes to the comments instead of the body of the post.
Anyway, the decision comes with a huge catch:
Preventative care is covered, but RFK Jr. has control over the group that recommends which preventative care should be covered.