politics
Wednesday, March 18, 2026
Thursday, March 19, 2026
Friday, March 20, 2026
It's just a policy framework
but this is a good issue to try to wrangle
He is a big baby, cut him some slack
Saturday, March 21, 2026
in a just world, this comment alone would mean boots on the ground in pakistan righ tnow
unfortunately, america bows the the jeet
(Canada too this is a kamikazi attack)
trump declares war on the playstation 5
Sunday, March 22, 2026
I get to canadian politics post because I saw this on twitter
>one of the people trying to become leader of the NDP
>literally the most unpopular thing one could say
I did not read the name of the account posting that
was about to ask why that was posted now lol
Monday, March 23, 2026
>worldwide caution
that's got to be a first
honestly, the state dept should just permanantly have "Don't be a retard" pinned to their website, rather than a Green/Yellow/Red danger map
I will do unspeakable things to you Kibbles
his defense in court will be someone trying to hand him a gun
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
This is a crazy ruling
it rules against copyright and for piracy
Replying to Spooky Phijkchu #spooky.131
Billionaire Zionist Jews: 0 Everybody Else: 1
it has implications beyond that too, but explicitly rules in favor that ISPs are not liable for whatever the fuck you do as an end customer, and are not expected to provide private customer data to 3rd parties
it's a really strong ruling, most people expected cox to win on a technicality
but they looked past the technicality, and ruled maximally in favor of consumer privacy and free speech rights
they won the lower rulings
Cox appealed and won in the Supreme Court
honestly, I'm surprised by this ruling, because it drastically weakens IP protections
idk if AI has contributed to this a bit, since everyone is tip-toeing around
yeah
I think we all know AI datasets are technically breaking stupid laws, so we're all slowly going to just accept that these laws were stupid and need to be modernized
I do wonder if this will actually change anything though. Like, will ISPs no longer actively care at all about piracy since it's been ruled that they cannot be sued for it? Or will it continue as is with no changes because they still want to curb piracy, just not be sued for failure.