Don't bother building the house properly. It'll fall down anyway! *facepalm*

Fucking idoit.

> Why, as a tax payer in the US

Still claiming hobby gear as a business expense?

Trumptards: liBRal's senT all teh JOb'ZS tO Chiiiinah.

Also Trumptards: subSaDie's is coMMerNissam!

Should drive self "yes" or drive self "no". Tesla drive self "guess so".

If it had worked it would have deterred to stupid bastard from doing it in the first place. I mean it was only two people killed, wasn't it?

But at least I can prove (if everyone agrees anyway) that it's my dead link to nothing. Mine, mine, all miiiine!

Vastly oversimplified. It's a crowd-validated proof of decentralised workstakes that umm, errr.

I give up. What you said.

"It also warns that if conspiracy theorists are driven out of places like Facebook, they could retreat into parts of the web where they are unreachable."

So how will they (the drooling nutbag flat-earthers) be able to reach it? It's not like they're the brightest crayons in the fridge, is it?

I don't have one of those aunts but I'm sure the people who do will be grateful for some peace & quiet.

I read it as HR headset. Presumably it reduces brain activity by about 50%.

... to a problem that didn't exist.

> I also hadn't associated videogames with cheap alcohol and drugs, and will probably avoid doing so for my own mental well-being.

Quite right, there's nothing wrong with cheap alcohol.

Meetings suck, but they also create accountability and share important information.

Bad meetings suck. Good meetings create accountability and share important information.

But overall, people are less productive working from home.

This is a scientific fact, is it?

Don't have three. The middle one will aggravate the other two all the time because they think they'll cease to exist if they aren't getting on somebody's nerves.

I read something like that. Also small luxuries, like chocolate. People will always need their hair cutting.