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@lemmy.worldoh this one is going to be so pissed when they find out they also re-mapped the keyboard shortcut /s
Not saying it didn't happen and its certainly "on brand" for this creep but right now we should all be just a little suspicious of stuff like this. AI fakery is getting very good and I'm not sure we have the tools in place to identify it. I'm fairly sure it will be employed this year like never before probably on both sides and probably "unofficially".
Yeah because its just Chromium which isn't an awful open source browser developed and maintained by Google.
Most recent election in Suffolk County, NY - 1.1M eligible voters. 277K votes cast. Barely a 25% voter turnout. Source: https://www.elections.ny.gov/EnrollmentCounty.html https://projects.newsday.com/voters-guide/results/long-island-voters-guide-november-7-2023-general-election
KnowYourMeme has some basic info https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/cultures/eacc-effective-accelerationism
don't forget that NOT doing something can also be aid and comfort, when you for example actively DO NOT send federal troops to put down an obviously active attack on the government (which included violence against federal police) or by NOT immediately calling for those actions to cease.
I never stopped using RSS but its always been an additional source not the sole source of info for me. A lot of folks I've followed on various social media or who write for online mags have a personal site where they post long-form stuff. RSS is great if you want to just get a list of those authors latest posts and you don't want to sort through thousands of other stories to find them.
Personally I like using the Livemarks add-on in Firefox because I'm already in the browser anyway and I can manage those bookmarks using the standard bookmarks manager to keep them in any organizational structure I find convenient. Here's the github page but you can search for it in Firefox Add-ons as well: https://github.com/nt1m/livemarks/