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“It’s a lot later than I thought it was. At least I got a decent amount done.”

Opposite direction: “Crap, it’s a lot later than I thought it was. I wish I had gotten more done. Maybe I’m not cut out for this.”

I was pretty shocked at how many big brands around cosmetics, haircare, and hygeine were big Trump or Project 2025 supporters. It’s about as rampant as gas stations and tool brands.

I use them as well. I wish there was a better agregator though, Walmart passes their check, but treat their employees and suppliers like dirt.

Ones I haven’t seen mentioned here yet:

Honeywell is a major millitary contractor.

Meijer, Hanes, Circle K, Jimmy Johns, Thermos, Thortons, Hyvee, Milwaukee, Ryobi, Conair, AAA, Yamaha, Dixie, Roku, New Balance, Sparkle, Saucony, Hoka, Sport Clips, and Lowes - donate almost exclusively to Republicans

Tripplite (bought by Eaton) - Barre Seid donated 1.6 billion to a dark money conservative group.

It’s a minefield out there.

Charging developers for API access after they go out of their way to make products that greatly improve the experience.

I’m not from Lazaro Mexico, but let me tell you that the Mixtas there are the best food I’ve ever put down my gullet.

I imagine it’s similar to an enterprise not using Windows update. If it’s stable and no exploits have been identified then why rock the boat?

I find more violations scrolling than I do from the reports. There should probably be a lot more of them. This is also why there’s a big ideological divide on removals because people are less likely to report something they agree with.

I’ve said it before, I’ll say it every time it’s proven again: US consumers get more protection from tech company overreach from EU courts than our own. Our agencies need to have big gnarly angelfish teeth, not this wrist slapping “as long as you share the profits it’s basically legal” nonsense.