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Tag Archives: monopoly
LinkSwarm For September 5, 2026
New York Times seems very upset we might win in Iran, the economy adds more jobs (or, as I call it in my house, Passover), ActBlue employees keep invoking the Fifth, the left still wants to trans your kids, a … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Economics, Elections, Global Warming, Guns, Jihad, Military, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, Technology, Texas, Uncategorized, Waste and Fraud
Tagged 2026 Election, 2026 Texas Senate Race, 2028 Presidential Race, ActBlue, AI, Ann Ciccarelli, Austin, Austin ISD, Babylon Bee, beef, bomber, Border Controls, Brian Poindexter, California, campaign finance fraud, Canada, Cathy Engelbert, ChatGPT, Chathams School District, child mutilation, Claude Cowork, Crime, Critical Drinker, Democrats, Dennis Tuttle, Donald Trump, drones, drugs, Duane “Keffe D” Davis, economy, education, Elizabeth Rozo, Elon Musk, Engels Airbase, F-16, Facebook, feminism, Fifth Amendment, Foreign Policy, Francisco Aguilar, fraud, Gerald Goines, Gillian Zucker, Grok, Guns, Hamas, Honduras, Houston, Houston Police Department, Hugging Face, Illegal Aliens, Internet, Iran, Jeanine John Taele, John Roberts, Just the News, Kawhi Leonard, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Kimberly Peeler-Allen, Kirishi, Kostiantinivka, LA Clippers, Lawrence Frank, Lindsay Clancy, LinkSwarm, Maine, Mark Carney, Matias Segura, Matt DeBergalis, Max Miller, Media Watch, Melania Trump, Mexico, Michigan, Microsoft, Military, Mirabelli v. Olson, Mojtaba Khamenei, Moms For Liberty, monopoly, Moscow, murder, National Review, NBA, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York Times, Not The Bee, Nvidia, Ohio, Operation Epic Fury, Oreos, Portland, Regina Wallace-Jones, Rhogena Nicholas, Rosemary Kelanic, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Satan, Second Amendment, Secret Service, Sochi, Social Justice Warriors, State Department, Steve Ballmer, Strait of Hormuz, Supreme Court, technology, Texas, Texas Education Agency, Tina Descovich, Trade War, transexual, Trump Assassination Attempt, Tupac Shakur, Tupolev Tu-95 "Bear" bomber, Ukraine, UN, unemployment, UNRWA, USAID, USPS, voting fraud, White House, WNBA, Yeysk
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RAM Cartel? I Seriously Doubt It.
A class action lawsuit has been filed against memory giants Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron alleging the nefarious, cartel like action of…making the products with the highest profit margins. The world’s biggest memory chip makers are once again facing accusations … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Technology, Texas
Tagged AI, Apple, California, Economics, Intel, Lawsuit, Micron, monopoly, RAM, Samsung, Semiconductors, SK Hynix, South Korea, technology, Texas, Z-Angle Memory (ZAM)
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Microsoft Considered Harmful
Microsoft has long had a reputation of an abusive company, all the way back to its origins, when Gary Kildall accused Bill Gates of stealing parts of CP/M for DOS. The list of lawsuits against Microsoft for anti-competitive or shady … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Technology, video
Tagged AI, Anil Bhansali, Apple, Asha Sharma, Bill Gates, Borepatch, Clownfish TV, Copilot, data security, David Linthicum, Democrats, H-1B visa, Hyderabad, India, Jeffrey Epstein, Linux, Microsoft, monopoly, Penny Pritzker, Rajesh Jha, Reid Hoffman, Satya Nadella, Suresh Kumar, technology, Tom Pritzker, video, video games, Windows, zero day exploit
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LinkSwarm For August 9, 2024
There’s too damn much going on in the world right now! Compiling the LinkSwarm used to be more like hunting and gathering, but the last few weeks have been like drinking from the firehose. The real unemployment rate is crushing … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, video
Tagged 1988 Presidential Election, 2024 Presidential Race, Abdel-Zarii, advertising, Afghanistan, al Qaeda, Alex Marquardt, America First Legal (AFL), anti-communism, antifa, Arizona, Asif Merchant, Austin, Austin ISD, Babylon Bee, Bangladesh, Biden Recession, black, Border Controls, Brad Lander, California, censorship, China, Clinton Global Initiative, CNN, Communism, David Binder, David Plouffe, DEI, Dell Computer, Democrats, dogs, Donald Trump, drones, Eduardo Ramos, education, Elon Musk, Eric Adams, F-22, FBI, Fuzz Hogan, Gaza, Global Alliance for Responsible Media (GARM), Global Disinformation Index (GDI), Google, Hamas, Illegal Aliens, Iran, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Israel, Israel-Hamas War, Jake Tapper, Jen O’Malley Dillon, Joe Rogan, Josh Shapiro, Kamala Harris, Ken Paxton, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, Kursk Oblast, L. Clayton Roberts, Lawsuit, LinkSwarm, Lloyd Austin, Maricopa County, Media Watch, Michael Malice, Minneapolis, Mitch Stewart, monopoly, Morozovsk, Muhammad Yunus, Mustafa al-Hawsawi, National Guard, New York City, Nobel Peace Prize, Obama, Olympics, riot, Rob Rakowitz, Roger Kimball, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, school choice, Scott Ritter, Sheikh Hasina, Social Justice Warriors, Stephan Loerke, Stephanie Cutter, Stephen Green, Sudzha, Syria, technology, terrorism, Texas, Tim Walz, Tom Behrends, Twitter, Ukraine, unemployment, Van Zandt County, Vel Freedman, video, voting fraud, Walid bin Attash, Warner Brothers, Weijian Chen, Wenqiang Lin, World Federation of Advertisers (WFA), Zachary Young
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Did Google Break The Law?
I know that headline is more than a little ambiguous, as Google has probably broken multiple laws, if only because they’re so big and there are so many laws. But “Did Google break the law using sneaky, underhanded means to … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Regulation, Texas
Tagged antitrust, Crime, Facebook, Google, monopoly, Regulation, technology, Texas
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