Is ICE going to start targeting fat people for deportation next?

And in case anyone is unfamiliar with Hakeem Jefferies: He’s Black, not Mexican. The sombrero didn’t make sense in the original post either.

Maybe I’m just picky, but I think Mint replacing the standard Firefox icon should lower its place on the list of distros for people coming from Windows. Out of their preinstalled applications, Firefox is the one a Windows user is probably the most likely to be familiar with, and out-of-the-box they’ve got it pinned to the taskbar with an icon that a Windows user won’t recognize. There’s so many other distros where a Windows user can log in and clearly spot Firefox.

There’s a tiny bit of red in the Middle East. I think it’s Israel.

They have a pro version that adds AI features, no idea the pricing yet though.

The aricle says the AI stuff is tied to Canva’s Premium subscription, which is 120 USD/year:

Canva Premium subscribers will also be able to use AI-powered Canva editing tools like image generation, photo cleanup, and instant copy directly within the Affinity app.

a provincial program that allows wineries to import grapes from the United States

Pretty sure a provincial program is the provincial government’s fault.

No no, you don’t understand. It’ll be much easier to fund school stuff after ICE deports all the students Stephen Miller doesn’t think should be in the US. /s

Kaine, joined by other Democrats and Paul, has forced the votes under a decades-old law that allows Congress to block a president’s emergency powers. However, House Republicans have passed new rules that allow leaders to prevent such resolutions from getting a vote in that chamber, and Trump could veto the legislation even if it did clear Congress.

So basically, nothing is going to change.

Brazilian imports, including coffee, beef and other products

We’ve found Republicans’ limit: Don’t fuck with people’s coffee.

Gizmodo’s article has more detail.

Trump is pardoning so many people it could be argued that the volume makes it unlikely he’s “aware of the substance of the various pardons and commutations”.

Grey’s Anatomy has had a couple of spinoffs (Private Practice, Station 19) so I’d say it counts as a franchise.

Maybe if the robots get damaged at the same rate their workers get injured they’ll get more interested in safety.

Their web page doesn’t really mention self-hosting, but there’s github link way down at the bottom and that has self-hosting instructions.

Mint was the default suggestion for people switching from Windows until a few days ago, and then Zorin popped up.

I don’t know if it’s anything that involved. Trump wants states to stop using voting machines and Smith is the type to follow his lead.

Roberts made sure to distinguish this case from the previous one:

Chief Justice John Roberts didn’t say much, but tipped his hand when he sought to distinguish Callais from his own decision upholding the VRA just two years ago. Back then, he said, the court “took existing precedent as a given,” since no party asked for its reversal. Now, however, both the court and Louisiana have put “existing precedent” in the crosshairs, giving the majority a golden opportunity to overturn it.

Nevermind that the state only got on board with overturning precedent after the Supreme Court wanted to rehear the case this term with parameters clearly meant to head in that direction, the court and the state are on the same page now so he’s ready to go for it.

DOJ brought the case in a court known as the “rocket docket” and they’re trying to take it slow. An experienced prosecutor would have known better, but apparently they couldn’t find any who thought the case was strong enough to bother with.

Apple Music has an Android app.

Apple Music has a family plan, and it’s cheaper than Spotify’s, at least in Canada (16.99 vs 20.99).

Qobuz has a family plan too, a little more expensive than Apple’s here but still cheaper than Spotify’s.