NYT endorsed Iraq invasion even though there was no evidence of WMDs and the rest of the world was against it. Surprise, no WMDs were found.

Interestingly, some companies did steal billions upon billions of dollars and we blew the national debt up. Strange that outcome …

Covers? Luxury.

When we was growing up it was a few moldy newspapers stuffed into a garbage bag.

Context

They don’t need to be affordable, they will be subscribed to. What, poor, you don’t have the iRobot subscription?

X factor.

Also, who wants to alpha or beta test products? I’ll take the finished iterations, thank you.

The majority of their employees are in warehouses. They have more than 1 million employees. Most people don’t have options, even white collar workers are outmatched in the employment relationship when they depend on income to survive month to month. Few are those who have the relativve luxury of employer political alignmnet.

People can barely feed themselves. The federal minimum wage hasn’t gone up in 19 fucking years. Think about the implications of that in a high inflation environment. That is work for no pay essentially.

Microsoft testified they have no way to prevent the US government from accessing European data that should be protected by gdpr if requested/subpoenaed by the US government.

Expect the same from Amazon.

Who didn’t need this in their life? I’m so glad the CFPB has also been disemboweled.

Got it. I’m hallucinating about corks and hearses. You’re at a funeral for a vintner.

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Subpoena?!? those were for the before times. Now just say you’re investigating a murder while looking for a woman calling abortion clinics, no legal access, review or consequences for breaking the law.

Taking a bullet is much easier than many challenges parents have to face, take on, bear or navigate for their children. A bullet, presumably, would be fast to suffer and/or die from.

Bet me count the ways.

I have the same combination on my luggage, what are the chances?

Drones are the industry in the last 6 months. It’s just beginning.

They’ve not even started for most of the domestic and consumer uses. They’re only just scratching the surface of commercial and military application.

In 30 years people will have subscriptions to a drone service that will take x# of packages for them within their city/geography per month/year with weight tiers. Etc. errands and single use car trips and commercial trips in the last mile will drastically decrease.

The skies will never be as they are again. The generation growing up right now will be the last to have been able to look up at the vast expanse without some buzzing. Whirring distraction.

Build him a garage and leave the door open and watch him lose his mind trying to get one of his buddies out of it.

It’s because when so much money/power has pushed so long for people to make decisions based on money and not logic, we’ve now arrived at the point where even “the emperor’s new clothes” type moments can’t rein in the insanity; executives are bonused off this garbage and most employees who do know better–thanks to orgs’ own internal propaganda and structures–have given up caring and just publish the garbage and clock out(as they should).

That food heart was 100% created by a Zelda fan.

https://oyster.ignimgs.com/mediawiki/apis.ign.com/the-legend-of-zelda-a-link-to-the-past/f/f9/Pieceofheart1-2025012615160300-05DC14F80A13996B94160CD375AFD506.jpg?width=1280

I would enter “memories of murder”. It goes toe to toe with Rear Window as one of the best suspense movies ever made, and MOM would go on my top 50 in any language any genre.

Go broke or go home