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This explains how painful it is to hear singular “they.” (Let’s all adopt ‘Xe’)
Of these things, only the safety part is relevant. Commercial hiccups like the rest are perpetrated by a different part of the organization.
Re:The Cruel Fantasies of Well-Fed People on Saturday October 28, 2023 @12:09PM (#38050900)
This article is what you get when you prompt ChatGPT to write at a post-graduate reading level.
Re:Disney Packed Big Emotion into a Little Robot on Tuesday October 10, 2023 @02:35PM (#37835731)
Ok boomer
Re:Brother Printers Sending Ink Data to Amazon? on Monday October 09, 2023 @08:50PM (#37827353)
Exactly
Re:Understanding the Open Air Schools of the 1900s on Monday September 25, 2023 @07:56PM (#37652450)
Inmates describes most public school children pretty well though. You got your locked doors, your tall fences, your armed guards, and a limited time to spend in the yard…err playground.
Sup PLA. The Chinese people are intelligent and strong. Why don’t you let them express that strength freely?
Ahem, it’s a dinner jacket
It’s because we want the old Twitter back. If only Threads could be that.
Re:Retirement: How Fucked Are You? on Monday September 11, 2023 @09:26AM (#37466939)
The boomers pretty clearly want a 20-year paid vacation on the backs of everyone else. I’m not sure how the working class pays for half the population to do that.
I understand that psychiatric complications are common with COVID and especially repeated exposure. If you get vaccinated, it can help. Good luck.
FYI these are the maximums you can input to get the largest possible crater using this simulator.
In a 1.2 impact factor open access journal.
Re:Airbnb Collapse Is Real on Wednesday June 28, 2023 @11:24AM (#36507843)
It couldn’t happen to a more deserving company.

https://twitter.com/josephazam/status/1673743222395510784

Re:Airbnb Collapse Is Real on Wednesday June 28, 2023 @10:44AM (#36507208)
No. Some of us like interacting with people. Your dystopian and lonely viewpoint does not resonate.
Perhaps said individuals could show their suitability by purchasing an $8/month subscription. It should come with some kind of mark so people know you’re extra trustworthy.
Maybe Oracle could sue them into staying
Re: on Thursday June 15, 2023 @09:37PM (#36349802)
And how long have you been experiencing these paranoid episodes? Who is “they” ?
You can say Stanford. It’s ok.
Right up until it kills someone. Don’t confuse “healthcare” with “medicine.”
Your argument is manipulative and fallacious. I doubt you have ever subscribed to the Atlantic.

1. Authors of articles do not necessarily reflect the viewpoint of the owners of a publication, except for articles clearly listed as editorial and representing the authors.

2. It is possible to believe that Twitter had become a racist alt-right hellsite (hint, it has) and yet want to connect with readers or potential readers. This is a commercial decision.

3. I’m curious what you think legacy media is doing since you provide no details and the rest of your post suggests you share some disturbing opinions on “MSM.”

RAM 1500s are truck-shaped cars. When you add in Stellantis, it’s a brand best avoided.

Fun fact: 1 in 22 RAM 2500 drivers has had a DUI. Source: https://insurify.com/insights/car-models-with-the-most-duis/

Re:The last days of a 350-year-old family farm on Wednesday May 10, 2023 @08:35AM (#35886434)
It may become familiar, but it is no less confusing. I had to read that paragraph several times to understand who “they” were.
These are excellent for murdering folks who accidentally turn into the wrong driveway.
The first study has 3 patients. The second study is a little better, but not by much. Both have the same first author. If this were legitimate, some academic medical center in the US would have picked it up. Parkinson’s is a huge target, and this kind of thing makes a career. This is likely on the same level as horse dewormer for COVID.
Re:Why Are Lithium Prices Collapsing? on Sunday April 30, 2023 @08:51AM (#35762079)
Same thing happens with the gas stove threads. I can’t believe that actual people are that invested in burning hydrocarbons.
This explains the growth in the low end but not the lack of decent mid-range options. We no longer have good/better/best. We only have shitty/best and one is 10x the price of the other. Of course Joe Blow isn’t going to spring for the 10x option; he can’t afford it. In the min-maxing of profit margins, we’ve lost the pretty ok. Also I didn’t blame the corporations man; I specifically blamed market consolidation, greedy investors, and the output of HBS.
It’s part of a broader trend of enshittification that has hollowed out the middle. I blame the concentration of market power in the hands of a few large companies, mostly privately held. So you can pay far more for something good, or you can resign yourself to replacing the garbage everyone sells these days in the rapacious pursuit of shareholder value extraction.

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