TMW you realize there's no downside to joining multiple communities for the same topic, even if they have the same name.

Yeah his money comes from the girls not his influencer business

Today I learned that IBM is still a major thing

Individual consumer decisions will not fix climate change

They're certainly colluding to screw workers and consumers as much as possible. It benefits them to work together against the working class.

At least Bojack got paid

That's exactly what I read. You can even nuke the ice after cuz nukes r fun

The CMA agreed to negotiate so I think it's likely that a deal will be made soon. The UK doesn't want to be left out

This is hilarious! It's also ridiculous that tactics like this is what government is.

It's more important to me to consider the ethics or morality of the situation rather than the legality. Laws, especially in the US, are built to protect those in power, aka those with money. In all of those situations, you'd be considered a thief. But the idea that education is a commodity is immoral in the first place. So I have no qualms about the classroom and workshop. The cinema either.

It's corporate-speak that means nothing. The same company "focused on it's core business" today will buy something unrelated sometime later and say it's "poised for growth in a growing market".

I think they're talking about the rainbow thing. Or maybe "pic collage". Either way, I think you're fine.

I love to see it

This! I'm rebuilding my collection right now so its great to just copy whole chunks of other people's libraries.

I need someone smarter than me to come up with all the ways this could go wrong. It sounds cool to me but I don't know anything

That's rough!

The difference is that the west outsourced the war to the Africans. It's probably costs more than direct intervention but they get a compliant country that they can use for profits and whatever else, and none of the risk to human life. I wouldn't call that progress, just neocolonialism

I've been testing music servers lately so this is perfect timing!

Nah I don't think so. What people do in a simulation can approximate what they'd do in real life with no consequences but in real life there are always consequences. And most people need to see themselves as the hero in their own story so they won't do things that they perceive as evil.

It seems to me that most individual people think they are right in whatever they're doing. Including voting for Trump, being hateful, etc.

In this vein, sudokuslam.com is cool too