this is what a terminal case of neoliberalism looks like, kids
The proof assumes that the monkeys mash the keys at random and that there is a nonzero probability to write any chunk of text appearing in Shakespeare's works. If there is a section that the monkeys cannot generate, for example if we removed the letter 'e' from their typewriter, the monkeys will never write the complete works of Shakespeare regardless of the amount of time spent on it, so their point still stands and it depends on the assumptions you make about the monkey typists' typing skills.
Bezos going all-in on the fascists
"If it's not an npm package it's impossible"
- JS devs, probably
How is a billionaire manchild in charge any better, at least a government is accountable to the people.
He's going to make a deal with the nazis, isn't he.
Botnet node? 3GB sounds excessive even for a company that's notoriously invasive.
"Economic fatigue" nice newspeak for being piss-poor as a consequence of legislative failure to curtail wage theft over the past few decades.
Do people want big trucks or have they been manipulated through clever marketing to want big trucks because they're more profitable for the manufacturers (marketing included)?
Our voters constantly and consistently reject candidates and policies that only benefit billionaires and their stooges, what could that ever mean to the electability of our candidate who fawns over Reagan staffers?