I would love some examples of Republican elected officials pushing back against the tariffs (both economically and as an arrogation of Congressional power) and flexing their legislative power. Likewise I'd like to see some of them standing up for civil liberties, the Constitution, and against actual corruption in government like the president's memecoins.
They didn't seem to think so when they voted for Trump.
Who could've known that the tariff man would impose tariffs? Maybe his mini trade war with China in 2018--for which he had to bail out farmers--should've served as an indicator of what was to come.
So far, I haven't found many bonafide Republicans willing to say, "This is bad enough to make me regret voting for Trump", or even to have not voted for, or voted against Trump.
If you are one of these conservative/Republicans, do you fit into any of the above categories?
I mean, he’s just doing the things he said he would do and now all you voters are surprised that he’s trashed your retirement and your life and health will be worse? And it’s going to last decades.
I have yet to see these mythical HATEOAS compliant applications, they must be so amazing and simple, example anyone?
And if it turns out that there is no such thing, should I conclude that all these people talking about it really just base their opinion on some academic talking points and are actually full of shit?
The real pain with the (well at least the earlier) plastic Macbooks (especially along with their short support life) is the 32bit EFI, and some even had 32bit-only Intel CPUs.
While this is mostly true, with how much software is web based, and how web browser support is essentially only on supported OSes, OS support does matter.
This is less of an issue for DOS and Windows 95/98 because software in that era was offline-first.
I think many, if not most, Americans agree that the tariffs are excessive and are going to cause issues.