The idea of trimming down on copyright is great, but then Hee-Hawley has to go and sound like a complete moron spouting off about "woke" culture.

His momma needs to teach him some manners.

Maybe you should use a source that doesn't suck so bad to back up your argument -- https://mediabiasfactcheck.com...

In fact, they (and the Federal government) consider IT to be a critical infrastructure sector. It's one of the subset of jobs that may remain open despite COVID-19.

I have an office that's about 200 sq feet, with several varieties of plants including a money tree, a banana tree, cacti, bamboo, ivy, and others. It's a small space with a mini-split, so the air would be pretty dry (below 30% humidity) without a humidifier. These plants regulate the humidity in said office even in the middle of winter though, consistently keeping the humidity levels around 45% to 50%.

So, having said that, if they're able to impact the humidity of my office, why is it such a leap for them to positively impact air quality as well?

Having been in the path of totality for a total solar eclipse last year, lunar eclipses just don't stack up. Still neat to see, but probably not even worth getting up early for.

Well, a good place to start "reigning it in" would be the Trump trips to Mar-a-Lago. He's got a place in D.C. already paid for. Tighten the belt. Stay in D.C. and work.

Oh wow, you think everyone donating a can of spare lima beans and corn once a month is going to feed all the hungry? Do you proselytize too? At least they'll go to heaven after they starve.

Actually, what really happened is that you looked at blender A, looked at blender B, and decided blender B might somehow turn out to be a vagina despite being a blender. You put your penis in... and well... now it's being chopped up. Hopefully you're not shocked.

Guess you should have tried option C.

You should copy and paste your little bit about being assblasted whenever you lose an argument.

Oh, you're already doing that.

Cyberfox usage has now doubled from 6 users to 12. Plans for more releases in the works!

The cap for an Office 365 user running Outlook is 150MB.

That means they can only send it to another Office 365 user running Outlook...

https://technet.microsoft.com/...

Because you're sending documents to important people with Office installed and you want to be professional and be sure they can view them correctly?

Well let's see... I've got 1 TB of OneDrive space, my e-mail with 50GB and 100GB archive, task planning tables, OneNote, decent anti-spam, and PKI certificates to sign my e-mail. For $8.

*Clicks on over to Google Docs to check the price of 1TB -- $9.99*

Well that seems worth it.

It sounds like you were abusing the feature if you were putting backups on OneDrive...