turingbombe

> What if I have an ailing parent or a sibling?

I believe this is addressed in the article, and in many of the policies, where they describe the individual receiving these benefits as a `caregiver` not `parent`. What I find interesting is that the conversation seems to be geared solely around parents while others that take care of family in need are not brought into it.

you can chat with devs on IRC if you go to freenode and the #stripe channel. it's proven to be an invaluable resource on some issues.

I would really love one for containers/docker if anyone has a suggestion

No they are not buying the ad but from the producers perspective advertising is the way to get their product in the consideration set or possibly push someone further down the purchase path.

Yes the author is asking for the document and believes it should be a non-issue because:

> 1) JPMorgan already has the document, so there is no element of surprise on the government's side.

To which the DOJ responds:

> 1) We didn't say we are suing JPMorgan.

Which is a bit of a confusing response.

Quickly browsing, methylphenidate is a key component of Ritalin. Are athletes unable to take medication such as Ritalin if they need it for a legitimate medical issue?

I can see this kind of thing being abused with the "right" doctor etc, but as far as the rules go, is this illegal?

the twitter reply says "this is an awesome video" when he says "this video is awesome", is that on purpose?