Interior Advances Revisions to Oil and Gas Leasing and Waste Prevention Rules to Support American Energy Dominance (U.S. Department of the Interior)
https://www.doi.gov/pressreleases/interior-advances-revisions-oil-and-gas-leasing-and-waste-prevention-rules-support
http://www.memeorandum.com/260622/p139#a260622p139
Since the first day of President Trump’s second term,
his administration has pursued a strategy to interfere in elections.
It has targeted election officials and others who defend fair elections,
purported to rewrite election rules,
seized election records,
attempted to gain access to state voter rolls,
pardoned the January 6 rioters,
and elevated election deniers within the government.
Many of these actions have been justified by false claims …
#Jellyfin Server 12.0 RC3 has been released!
We're inching closer to the next server release!!!!
https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/releases/tag/v12.0-rc3
Canada's CRTC formalizes rules requiring streamers to contribute 15% of Canadian revenue to support domestic programming, up from a 5% baseline set in 2024 (Globe and Mail)
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/ar…
What a journey this release of #lucenenet has been on, two years in the making! Glad to see it come out and the world gets to experience all of the work that has been put in. It's such a massive effort by only very few contributors.
My contributions have decreased substantially, now I just test the release and 1 on pushes or some internal discussions. That's about it. Not too sad …
One last example:
The first LLM code example that really made my eyes pop was early after the release of GPT, when somebody got it to combine Breakout with Conway’s Game of Life (a truly delightful idea). It worked!
Funny thing: the Breakout code and the Life code had a •completely• different style and flavor. Red flag. In about 15 minutes of web searching, I was able to find one of the projects (can’t remember if it was the Breakout or the Life half) which it had copied wholesale, with just a few variable renames. And the other half? It was in Python, but it used dictionaries where it really should have used objects — tons of `thing["prop"]` where it should have said `thing.prop`, and lots of other un-Pythonic stuff besides. It was a machine translate of code from another language, very likely Javascript.
The entire thing was a plagiarized Breakout and a plagiarized Game of Life, one transpiled, and all stuck together in a single run loop. To be fair, figuring out how to (1) run both halves of the logic from a single loop and (2) count the Life cells as Breakout bricks is work I'd cheer on from a second-semester intro CS student! It's not, however, quite what's being sold by these companies.
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At a liquor store, bar, or casino, getting carded is part of the cost of entry.
Now the internet is carding people, too
—and the companies doing the carding are cashing in.
New laws and platform rules are pushing games, social platforms, AIproducts, and adult sites to replace birthday boxes
(the fields where you enter your DOB)
with identity checks.
What was once a compliance tool for sellers in age-restricted industries is becoming infrastructure for the i…
Kickstarter retracts stricter rules on mature content after creator backlash, and says it adopted the tougher rules because of its payment processor Stripe (Mariella Moon/Engadget)
https://www.engadget.com/2177414/kickstarter-mature-content-policy-stripe/
Interior Department Moves to Relax Rules for Drilling on Public Lands (Maxine Joselow/New York Times)
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/22/climate/trump-drilling-public-lands.html
http://www.memeorandum.com/260622/p93#a260622p93