try, try again they will. over and over and over for (hopefully only) the next two years.

‘you thought they’d just take the billions and billions of dollars from new york, chicago, and california?’

yes.

the pool of candidates for new hires at border patrol and ice just got larger.

wisconsin literally has an opt-out/opt-in (based on your current status) box on vehicle registration renewal forms, for one.

the first of many, many lawsuits.

lists sourced from drivers licenses and motor vehicle registration records are literally sold by some states.

so which was the kicker that brought the swearing-in indoors:

a) afraid of riots because of tiktok ban.

b) afraid of his malformed 'shroom freezing to his diaper in the cold.

c) afraid of getting another piercing.

d) afraid of dreadfully pathetic crowds at the mall and in photographs he can’t lie about after last time.

e) all of the above.

f) all of the above, and also…

enforcement is up to the ag, so yea. they could just ‘ignore’ the law.

the only thing the ‘president’ can do is extend the deadline by 90 days given evidence that the company is closing-in on a deal.

with scotus out of the way, ruling in favor of trump’s initial desires, and that which subsequently passed through congress; it is now up to congress to undo the legislation if they so choose.

sharper image + trump = double the scam at 5x the price. didn’t even pair it with diaperking’s favorite ketchup

this is the company that at one time chose to buy mcafee.

he wouldn’t be able to, anyway.

the deadline is the sunday the 19th. monday the 20th is mlk day (federal holiday, courthouses closed. ag couldn’t file proceedings to enforce the legislation) and the last morning of the biden administration. diaperking is then in charge. even though it was his idea to begin with, he’s flopped on the issue.

afaik the legislation doesn’t include active blocking of a qualifying service’s (which includes tiktok by name, but is not limited to only it or bytedance) traffic…

it only prohibits the distribution of their ‘apps’ (such as via google/apple ‘stores’)–this is the part that does most the heavy lifting, and hosting of their services within the u.s.

if the goal is simply to ‘de-google’, then mxroute itself is enough. 3rd party. decent policies. good track record. reasonable price (especially their promos).

it was always all about the data, even back in the hot-or-not clone days.

“the only legal illegal immigrants are my illegal immigrants”

their original registered mark was strictly, and very specifically, for “Downloadable computer application software for mobile phones, smart devices, and computers, namely, software for the management of E-commerce shopping carts”. they have a brand new (jan 15, 2025) application that adds your functionality to it. meaning, when you released your app, you weren’t violating their mark… you still aren’t because their new application hasn’t even assigned to an examiner yet, and your use in that market predates their application.

they might just be fishing for an easy settlement or your domain name(s).

ianal and you could use one. so, consult an attorney that handles ip and trademarks, let them respond (don’t communicate with the other party yourself). actions might include a real threat of a counter-claim, challenging their new trademark application, or just tellin’ em to pound sand…

so, you want something like spamhero standard (in/out relay and spam filtering for one domain)?

(i don’t use them, just the first one i found. i had used similar years ago, but just have email hosted at two of our providers now instead).

just a hunch, but i bet the ‘red’ areas of the country don’t get any ‘raids’

a simple renewal won’t mess up their driving records check. it’s not even worth a mention to the new employer or anything. just do it and get it done before its expiry.

that’s where the cobwebs are.