I’d bet 99% of those deceased individuals are receiving benefits to an account that hasn’t been accessed since they died. Meaning the government just never processed the death notification to stop the benefits.
So not actually fraud, just beureaucratic incompetence inherent to these overly complex systems that would be solved by things like UBI or other real social safety nets instead of having a million qualifiers for access.
For those that don’t know, even if the annual vaccination doesn’t target the dominant specific strain that year, it still provides more protection than no vaccine!
Despite this being something that could be done via any laptop and supervision, I they’re almost certainly going to claim it needs to be one of the clear tamper-resistant prison-approved ones like anything they can keep in a cell.
Image is from a device someone bought on ebay and tampered with at their leisure.
You know he’s popping pills like tic tacs to manage all that.
That’s a lot of bullshit to not say that the corporate donors started having flight issues and demanded they cave.
Depends on whether they negotiated contract pricing beforehand. The price increases aren’t because of manufacturing cost increases, they’re because of high demand. Retail pricing isn’t really related to bulk wholesale contract pricing at all.
Meanwhile it is for other companies that use it to authenticate you.
Personally I see a light resume as a massive positive.
More likely they’re not from the system, and never considered the system. Someone fed up with the current system and trying to be the change.
They have never let facts get in the way of their narrative.
Oh no nothing so user-friendly. They’re gonna require them to be loaded via adb every time. And they’ll say that’s the only way they could do it for security or some shit.
A reminder that SNAP was already funded by Congress, and specifically. Because of previous shutdowns. The Trump administration refused to actually distribute the funds and tried to justify it with the shutdown.
$100 says they’re just going to make it require adb.
That was 2023, and one of very few things made not to specifically promote their hardware or as a cheap spinoff of existing IP. And define “actively maintaining”, because general bug fixes for decade old multi-player games and managing item marketplaces doesn’t require much manpower.
Going further back there’s Aperture Desk Job which was a tech demo for the Steam Deck in 2022. Then an extended cut version of Artifact originally meant as a sequel in 2021, which is a Dota 2 card game, but still remains unfinished, so effectively abandoned. Then Half Life: Alyx in 2020 which 90% of gamers can’t play because it’s VR only, and clearly made to further promote their VR hardware. Dota Warlords in 2020 which was originally a community game mode. The original Artifact in 2018, which had abandoned iOS and Android ports. The Lab in 2016 which was made to promote the launch of the HTC Vive. A zombie CS spinoff in 2014, Dota 2 in 2013, CS:Go in 2012, Portal 2 in 2011, and Left 4 Dead 2 in 2009.
If you remove the spinoff and niche stuff from the list you get game releases in 2023, 2020 (arguable since it’s VR only and thus inherently niche), 2013, 2012, 2011, 2009.
That’s a pretty big gap of not much for the last decade game-wise. Its been previously documented and published that Valve has issues getting games developed because of the flat organization structure. Articles like this.
Sounds like how McDonald’s decided to update their pricing when “record inflation” was all over the news.
Other countries actually passed laws and planned for the removal from circulation. Businesses had rules for how to handle it.
None of that happened here. This was done entirely without any plans for implementation. There are no rules for businesses to follow.
Yeah but that’s only because they moved everything out of the country whenever they could to reduce costs.
Who could have foreseen that biting them in the ass? Clearly no one. /s
Which is also one of the reasons so few new things get done, and why they (until now) haven’t been able to count to 3.
To get anything done you either have to be able to do it entirely by yourself which is unlikely, or get enough others organized and on board to make it happen.
Probably something similar to all the Alex Jones lawsuits. Families disagreeing with each other about how to go about the lawsuit or the compensation they’re going for, so filing suit separately.
The numbers just show that they are 8x as efficient. I only referenced Facebook because they’re the next closest company for comparison.
I never said they were worse than Facebook. That’s your assumption, reading what you want, not what’s actually being said.
Microsoft just needs to start kicking shit out of the Kernel. Allowing any of it is inherently insecure on a fundamental level.