It isn't about a viewpoint, silly, it is about a massive amount of evidence. The quoted study is practically over the whole population, dimwit.

Good I'm not one of them dorks, then.

Viewpoint, please shove yourself up where the sun don't shine.

Yes, shit's happening exactly the way the voters asked for: lower taxes, less social spending, more dependence on private donations for the needful.

What could possibly go wrong?

Well, there are some issues that arise from the distribution of the benefits from the first two, and the variance in the likelihood to receive needed support increases dramatically for the last even assuming the same average, but these do not adversely affect the people who actually make the decisions, so everything is fine.

It works if you integrate over time from now to infinity.

Seriously, the damage from destroying the environment does manifest itself in the future and will affect your children, if you have them.

The current level of damage and the trends promise to manifest themselves dramatically and not even in the very far future - you and I will most likely be unlucky enough to see the beginning of the worst.

I have been working with Ubiquiti equipment and it needs cloud connection to be set up, and it's in general not the best equipment if you mix it with other equipment or even in some cases build a too complex network with their equipment.

Actually, turns out that being vaccinated makes you healthier and less likely to die overall, works much better than prayer:

https://jamanetwork.com/journa...

Go figure.

Combine them with iSpy and you'll have a good solution.

We are not slow, we are just "bubble-aware".

> USENET was never this bad

Um, not sure I concur. I encountered nasty trolls and doxing there.

If we start losing a war we will resemble them.

...paid off. Our Bribeocracy in action.

And soooooo unexpected!

Ay Ay...

Now I interview graduates who canâ(TM)t explain what a HAVING clause does in SQL

I avoid using HAVING when possible, it's screwy to troubleshoot, especially when dealing with nulls. Instead I break the query into multiple sub-queries (CTEs) via WITH statements.

That's DOGE's side of the story. Many employees found out they had to use their personal card for work travel and then file paperwork for reimbursement. That extra paperwork is created and processed on tax-payer's dime.

Cut-first-and-think-later...or quit.

If the crypto pop coincides with the AI pop, 1930's 2.0.