This has been going on in 2004. This happened to us as well.

1993 was a long time before social media-mediated collapse. Geocities, phpBB, 2channel, and the big IRC nets all postdate Eternal September.

Docker Compose is contained in Docker Desktop.

It can be run independently. I'm using colima, docker, and docker compose, and it just works

Starlink satellites are designed to manuever and burn up in the atmosphere once they have reached the end of their lifespan.

What becomes of the satellite powder, do they seed clouds, reflect sunlight, etc. Especially to consider the question of maximum capacity.

Starlink satellites mass 300 kg each. There's about 5000 of them in orbit, so that's 1,500,000 kg.

The Earth has about 5.15x10^18 kg of atmosphere. 5,130,000,000,000,000,000 kg of gas. If each satellite aerosolized completely (which it wouldn't, metals would rapidly precipitate out of the air) then they would make up a couple parts per trillion of the atmosphere. Way lower concentrations than cloud seeding.

In contrast, routine operations of Air Force One emit around 41,000,000 kg of CO2 per year. (They fly not just the president, but his security detail, and the presidential limo to every foreign visit)

>This is like saying that movies in the 1980s sparked a rash of car thefts because they showed people hotwiring cars all the time.

Probably did, but the scale of the problem is much larger considering TikTok's reach.

>Nobody is asking them to "eat the costs"

“Negotiations are very much underway. Everyone in our building knows we’re going to pay them,” the senior Pentagon official told CNN, adding that the department is eager to have commitments in writing “because we worry he’ll change his mind.”

Obviously you can.

“Twitter is being sued for not giving employees advance notice of a mass layoff that began in earnest early Friday.”

Very first line of the article.

and Data Fabric

I'm partial to our data swamp.

I had no idea ITT Technical Institute (ITT) was in the Ivy league.

I’m betting the majority loans are not to ITT

The article addresses your bet in the first and second sentences.

And addresses his comments in paragraphs 7-11, where they're talking about future debt-movement plans from borrowers to the government.

No matter how many times you toss this word salad, it falls to the taxpayer. I paid my student loans off in full and on time. At the time I owed a loan amount equal to about 25% of my annual salary. If one borrows the money, they are obligated to pay it back. If they believe they were defrauded by the institution, that’s between them and the institution, not between them and the government. Maybe the government should just “forgive” my mortgage as well. My car payment? My monthly utility bill? The expectation that government will remediate one’s bad decisions is the road to serfdom.

Ignorance is bliss.