When is the next Trump impeachment? We haven't had any for a while, it feels like. Maybe they can finally make one stick.
this post was submitted on 01 Feb 2025
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The impeachments stuck, both of them. The problem was that once it came to actual consequences for that guilty verdict, Republicans decided that they were okay with what he did. Guess what? They're fine with what he's doing now too.
More attacking of the vulnerable. These are the values of your neighbors.
John Hopkins covid data was stored on GitHub. If github ever took it down, it would be insanely trivial to push it to a new remote on gitlab or codeberg.
Its a fucking mistake to store public healthcare data on a centralized website instead of a decentralized VCS like git.
I hope we learn this lesson.
I think it would also be a mistake for public data to be stored on something microsoft owns.
Did you read what I said? Even if you use Microsoft servers, its portable.
Yes but on principle someone who wants to access public data shouldn’t have to interact with microsoft.
Sure, so mirror the git repo. Easy.
This isn't the first chunk of data pulled from CDC's website that I've seen. I'm curious, does anyone know of any archives elsewhere some of us can help backup offsite?
https://archive.org/details/20250128-cdc-datasets Download it to create redundancies. Datahoarder for life! Also, the fear now is NCBI going down.
Trump’s administration has ordered federal government staff to remove any references to “gender ideology” on public websites, NBC News reported, with a deadline of Friday afternoon.
Nice to see them finally admit that gender is a social construct.
Too bad it's in a "not that way!!!" sort of way.