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Pod Save America
Has Anyone Seen the Democrats?
Maybe that's till election day. Oh, that's what it was. That's till election day.
Pod Save America
Has Anyone Seen the Democrats?
How many days? Are you asking the new China AI or the open AI? Inauguration day 2029. Seems like that should have just been something Google gave me the answer to. google's broken 14 oh gotta use chat gpt for everything yeah all right you're right you're right i'm being stupid there won't be an inauguration day in 2020 jd 1454 454 days i thought we were at 1406 when we talked about this.
Today, Explained
Breaking the internet
The CDC is currently scrubbing information from their website right now to be in compliance with a recent executive order. Here are some of the pages that have gone down.
Today, Explained
Breaking the internet
The Trump administration has taken away reproductiverights.gov from the federal website. They also have scrubbed federal websites for any search of abortion.
Today, Explained
Breaking the internet
Within hours of President Trump's inauguration, the Spanish version of the official White House website disappeared. The website now gives users an error 404 message. A lot of the stuff initially happened very quietly.
Today, Explained
Breaking the internet
DEIs would have ruined our country and now it's dead. I think the AI is dead. So if they want to scrub the website, that's OK with me.
Today, Explained
Breaking the internet
Any information on this page promoting gender ideology is extremely inaccurate and disconnected from the immutable biological reality that there are two sexes, male and female.
Today, Explained
Breaking the internet
The White House and other federal agencies are also revamping their websites, for instance, scrubbing mentions of climate change.
Today, Explained
Breaking the internet
A 2013 Harvard study, for example, found that half the hyperlinks in Supreme Court cases, today's equivalent of footnotes, are broken, a phenomenon known as link rot.
Today, Explained
Breaking the internet
Government agencies remove documents and companies fail and with them the sites they host. Think of GeoCities, Yahoo Video, and more recently, the news site Gawker.
Today, Explained
Breaking the internet
The wonder of it is it's very, very simple. Anybody could go and set up a web server on their computer and make it available to the world. Unfortunately, it's too simple. It's fragile. That if something happens to that piece of equipment, that website, just blink, is gone.