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Earlier this week the Trump administration triumphantly announced that it had scored a big trade deal with Japan. Now the reviews are in, and the deal basically received a 0% score on Rotten Tomatoes. And I’m not talking about the… Continue Reading →
Longtime Slashdot reader gbkersey shares a report from The Mirror: Elon Musk’s satellite internet Starlink has been hit with a global outage preventing thousands of users from accessing the internet. According to DownDetector, reports of issues began to surge around… Continue Reading →
Donald Trump vowed to save TikTok before taking office, claiming only he could make a deal to keep the app operational in the US despite national security concerns. But then, he put Vice President JD Vance in charge of the… Continue Reading →
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Today’s links Trump’s FCC abandons the future: Starlink is a technology that gets worse every time it acquires a customer. Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: Bill Waterson’s comics for Berkeley Breathed; Ian McDonald’s research; BLM vs… Continue Reading →
It was only businessEveryone loves enshittification. Not the thing itself, of course. But Cory Doctorow’s neologism was an instant hit, neatly encapsulating the public’s growing disappointment, sometimes bordering on rage, with what was happening to internet platforms. His pithy summary… Continue Reading →
On Monday Tom Homan, Donald Trump’s border czar, declared that New York City isn’t cooperating sufficiently with ICE’s efforts to round up immigrants, so ICE is going to “flood the zone” with agents. It doesn’t take a lot of imagination… Continue Reading →
For the first time ever, a CCTV camera in Myanmar captured real-time footage of a supershear strike-slip earthquake moving at 3.7 miles per second. According to seismologists at Japan’s Kyoto University, the analysis has “led to new findings based on… Continue Reading →
The family of Ysqueibel Peñaloza, wrongly held for months in CECOT, rejoices upon his return to Venezuela. Images courtesy of the Immigrant DefendersWith the release of prisoners held in CECOT, we have reason to celebrate, and ample reason to litigate.After… Continue Reading →
In an often rousing keynote address at the annual conference of American Association of Law Libraries in Portland, Ore., yesterday, Roosevelt Weeks, director of the Fort Bend County (Texas) Library, urged law librarians to “be bold” as their profession faces… Continue Reading →