the laugh i really needed today! HAHAHAHAHA!

in case you just wanna know who the shitstain is without clicking links:

https://corporate.exxonmobil.com/corporate-governance/board-of-directors/darren-woods

he made 44 million dollars in 2024.

provided by starlink. no thanks.

all it takes is confidence

a relic from the ancient past

https://www.digitaltrends.com/web/internet-archive-aol-free-trial-cds/

not sure of a tool like that but you can learn a lot about distros & reqs here: https://distrowatch.com/

for that machine, check out linux mint lmde, based on debian, if you’re looking for something stable & has minimal learning curve.

so can we use rf jammers now?

kill em all

i thought he died

The common thread among all of them: They incorporate MellowTel-js, an open source JavaScript library that allows developers to monetize their extensions.

yes, it had an old aftermarket battery that was working ok, but discharged quickly, so figured might as well get a new one.

thanks for the heads up! guess i messed up the links. direct link & news article updated in the post!

:)

fun times w mx (•‿•)

are there any viable alternatives to these shit corpos? looking to switch carriers and open to any suggestions!

yes, without all the drama.

tldr: What seemed possible — but hard to believe — before President Trump took office once more has now taken shape: A number of corporate and individual owners of media that promise to hold power to account have instead bowed to it. So too have the chiefs of two major social media platforms — among the richest people on the planet.

The $16 million settlement over an interview CBS’ 60 Minutes conducted last fall with then-Vice President Kamala Harris smooths the path for Redstone and Paramount to secure the approval of the Federal Communications Commission to sell the company to Skydance Media, a deal bankrolled by Oracle founder Larry Ellison, a Trump ally. The FCC must sign off on the transfer of the broadcast licenses for CBS’ local TV stations for the deal to go through.

so much competition in the field these days:

Whichever plan is best for your budget, Ultra Mobile stands out from Mint Mobile and Metro (other T-Mobile-owned MVNOs)

aka:

oracle ushering in a modern surveillance state in texas, using ai to create “narratives” about you, or your case, based on bullshit data, which can be edited to serve them & not you.

globalchange.gov is the website.

is “Project (YYYY)” the new (Service) Pro/Plus”?