So you actually know him then? Cool! How’s he doing?

I used to believe that, and I also still do.

You mean he didn’t conveniently hang himself in his cell while the cameras were coincidentally tragically not working?

Voting machines in swing states were hacked for the 2024 election. Too many statistical anomalies to ignore.

Definitely Lupus

Don’t you worry about burning venture capital, let me worry about blank!

100 years from now haunted house stories will be about boxes with big garages in front.

By then they technically will support wind energy because they’ll have bought a big share of it. That’s what this is always about - support what you own, fight what you don’t own. If the other thing wins, buy the other thing.

They’re not really fighting progress, they’re fighting whatever they don’t own that’s competing with what they do own. Whether that’s progress or convention doesn’t matter to them. At some point if the other thing wins they switch tactics and start buying it.

Nah, just shifting gears. The old fight was to stop it, the new fight will be to own it.

Say, isn’t that the old Henderson place? I heard they never could find a buyer after what happened.

Or… you and a friend on another floor put your keys under each other’s mats. Then you both always have a way in and the chance of a burglar figuring it out is almost zero.

“But,” he continued, “If you put an obsolete anthrax-infected key under your mat, that’s one burglar we don’t have to worry about.”

I would think wow that’s terrible parking, and would wonder if they’ll get a ticket from somebody who makes a living putting tickets on improperly parked cars.

Hopefully they’ll just use steel slats!

Conservative America is driven so hard by the fear of somebody poorer than you getting something you’re not.

Social media would become a ghost town.

I agree, I left software dev 10 years ago. The previous 3 decades were a golden age - we went from working with wild-west code and flat files to modular programming and databases, then object-oriented programming, then the web came along and brought another wild-west period, then came millions of packages and frameworks du jour. A giant wave of all that was just curling overhead when I left, but hadn’t crashed down yet. Now if your web page with a button on it doesn’t use 47 libraries you’re not a software engineer lol.

LOL, I once met a manager who said he wouldn’t even interview devs with multiple years of Amazon on their resumes. He believed it was such a siloed organization it ruined people’s ability to cooperate, and he didn’t want to have to decondition that out of them.