There are apps to assign a key combinations to any menubar dropdown menus.

You don't need an app for that, you can do it through through System Settings -> Keyboard -> Keyboard Shortcuts -> App Shortcuts.

That also fails to take efficiency and cost optimization into account. Just parsing out salutations and please/thank you from AI requests reduces utilization and that’s not really even intense optimization.

Exactly. It’s commentary, not even an article. The big number is GDP and the is and will continue to be the most significant by a large margin.

The current preferred name is Department of Defense. Ask anyone who isn’t incompetence aligned.

That's the official name. The preferred one by the government is Dept of War. [1]

As the original poster said:

> If you're going to call people stupid or immature for making certain decisions, maybe take a couple minutes to find out who made the decisions, and/or what the history of those and similar changes has been.

[1] https://www.whitehouse.gov/fact-sheets/2025/09/fact-sheet-pr...

Well I think the operative question here is “preferred by who?”. The current government prefers it. Voters do not. None of us are obligated to indulge the “secondary title” nonsense in an executive order clearly designed to sidestep the actual legal process for a name change.

That exists as SELinux.

Senior leadership likely has an elastic workforce designed to contract (not renew contractors) and expand (hire contractors) based on market and business conditions. I would worry only to the extent that you save money due to uncertainty. Anything else is outside of your control/concern.

Refining more beauty or elegance into anything existing counts. Beautification is a form of invention.

Never in history has an authoritarian ceded power without massive violence.

The dissolution of the USSR was not massively violent.

Frederick VII of Denmark, an absolute monarch, introduced parliamentarism without any violence or even broad public pressure.

And thats just what I can remember without digging.

Wifi chips still use a lot of power, so there aren’t many in such a small battery form factor.