Diversity, equity, and inclusion get in the way of their nepotism and cronyism hiring. If they were hiring based on merit alone there would be no problem being transparent and publishing their hiring decisions.

Foreign government, moneyed interests, or domestic dipshits, taking all bets.

Even if all morality is subjective or inter-subjective I have some very strong opinions about tabs vs spaces

"The last thing I would do is trust a computer program," says the owner of a car company developing self driving & rocket company building automation into rocket launches.

It's solar powered so I just wait for night time to clear it then do the next problem in the morning

About two years too late for me to accept apologies on post pandemic price gouging, already cancelled prime and use local groceries over corpo stores. In general they have better quality of selection and prices most of the time, plus it encourages me to explore more variety of small groceries from other cultures, farmers markets, etc.

Similar with fast food if you want to charge me 16 bucks for a meal I'm going to an actual restaurant instead

Connecting ads masquerading as posts to bot posts shilling the same crap, got it

Looking for a phone with this, a Geiger counter, and a light spectrum analyzer

Also a hardware keyboard, headphone jack, and runs Linux

Yeah I don't think mods and "power users" that stayed after last year are necessarily against reddit succeeding, just not willing to buy in at a 6.5bil valuation for a company that can't turn a profit and lost 90+ mil last year and 700+ cumulative. The CEO got 193 mil last year it's clear where their priorities are. And after the bad will they gained last year burning mods and third party apps it's not a big surprise many are watching with a big ol' bucket of popcorn.

About to be a bunch of confused conservatives showing up in Kursk with a few bullets and no training?

Between a corpo job only using teams and email and international folks all using WhatsApp I kinda want to just go back to irc and stay there forever. Everything that came after it has just been worse.

Based on a completely superficial review there are three almost guaranteed ways to become unhinged; studying infinities, refactoring legacy code, and working with timezones.

It has a side quest available

No need to guess, just look at how Trump's confederates treat BLM protestors and their executioners: https://www.texastribune.org/...

Abbott made good on his promise and pardoned Perry last week for the murder a jury found him guilty of committing.

"There's nothing special about Trump and Vance that entitles them to get away with what they've done and are doing," the attorney added. "They think they're above the law. They're not."

Except for the Senate Republicans who would not hold their own accountable for crimes they committed or the federal supreme Court Justice feeding Trump's attorney legal advice to use in the lower courts. And the billions in PAC funds and trinket grifts used to campaign for politicians and appoint judges who are loyal to them above the Constitution and citizens. And anything Trump did as president is legal if he says it was part of the job. Except for those facts sure they're just like you or me in the eyes of the law.

Alt: duck soup movie poster, in which a grifter con man fails upward to leading a country, makes a mockery of justice, appoints idiots spying for a foreign government, and ends up in a losing war and destruction.

It seems to me he should continue to work with labor and student unions to organize a general strike for explicit, specific goals by a given deadline. The best tool the working class has to take power back from oligarchs is to coordinate stop working at the same time until demands are met, and it requires politicians and labor leaders like Sanders and Sean Fain to build and coordinate alliances across the workforce.

General strike in the US seems like less of an impossibility year by year

Just restating some of the greatest hits:

1. Universal healthcare

2. Universal education through university level or trade school

3. At least a month pto annually

4. Parental leave for births

5. Guaranteed sick leave

6. 32hr new full time threshold before overtime

7. Only public, equal funds for elections, no PACs/dark money/donations, no lobbyist bribes

8. Any elected official over a certain level cannot engage in trading of individual stocks or own businesses, dump it all in an index fund or hand off management to someone else they cannot contact without a mediator and recording, immediate expulsion & no longer able to hold office when found in violation

9. No billionaires/oligarchs, anyone with earnings and assets over a billion should be taxed at 100% and assets redistributed

Edit: May 1st 2028 looks like a good target thanks to the UAW https://www.thenation.com/...

After a school shooting in Iowa last January:

"So surprising to see it here. But, we have to get over it. We have to move forward." -Trump

So he should take his own advice and get over it.

I hope if I ever get caught for breaking the law in front of the entire country I get a weakly worded warning letter from the DoJ and not arrested or bonded or any fucking legal action whatsoever