Oops thanks, I must have missed it when I looked.

I’ll check out the repo when I’m back in front of a computer later.

Add Haier to the list. They’re threatening Homekit devs and issued a takedown on a GitHub hosted HVAC controller for their units. Citing it hurting their income (I assume they mean data mining income when you stop letting them monitor your appliances online).

The dev is looking for a lawyer to consult, and wants to fight, so has probably not got any copyright infringing code in his repo.

Oh and for boycotting purposes, they sell appliances under the brands: Haier, Casarte, Leader, GE Appliances, Fisher & Paykel, Aqua and Candy.

They aren’t very focused on inflation and gas prices if that is their excuse. Both are way down over the late 6+ months.

I’d go back for 20% less pay and do 80% less work.

Ben Carson

Carson, whom Trump nominated as secretary of housing and urban development in 2017, comes in as fourth in Oddschecker's list.

However, the suggestions appeared to be more wild speculation, rather than any real indication from Trump.

Oddschecker is offering odds of +800 (8/1) on Carson being named Trump's next running mate.

Elise Stefanik

The New York congresswoman has, along with Noem, long been touted as a strong female choice for Trump's running mate because of her fierce loyalty to the former president, with Trump also frequently praising her.

Oddschecker currently has her +700 (7/1) to be Trump's next running mate but suggested that she actually has "better odds of becoming vice president over Ramaswamy, despite what oddsmakers are currently predicting."

Vivek Ramaswamy

According to Oddschecker, Ramaswamy's chances of becoming Trump's next running mate surged after the Iowa caucuses, rising from +740 (37/5), or an 11.9 percent probability to +650 (13/2), and now has a 13.3 percent implied probability.

Kristi Noem

The South Dakota governor has long been considered one of the top candidates to be Trump's pick.

According to the latest odds, Noem has a +375 (15/4) chance of becoming Trump's next running, with an implied probability of 21 percent.

Here’s list since summary bot completely missed the list:

(Please excuse my formatting, I’m on a phone and copying over from that article was a PITA.)

And projection that a bunch of them are probably into furries, or domination, or both.

We clearly need Barney Frank’s ‘expose em when they oppress’ tactics back in the house.

It’s unfair, but not unfair to Trump, it’s unfair to the rest of us.

Renault tried it with AMC first and didn’t “succeed“ until merging with Nissan and then Mitsubishi as well. BYD should probably try to buy out them, or somehow license to Stellantis to give them small cars worth buying. I bet an EV Neon would sell if it was remotely affordable (I know, no new cars are affordable to younger drivers, even if it’s a cheap BYD underneath).