Ah, thanks. I didn't know you could borrow shares.

The only surprise is that he isn't selling autographed Trump bibles.

Perhaps I don't understand shorting, but I don't see how you could make a buck shorting this unless you owned shares before the IPO.

Whereas the correct conclusion would have been that it is not caused by anything that causes physical damage that we can detect.

Also, Abraham Lincoln was a vampire slayer.

are going out to the investors.

Now they should sell NFTs commemorating the, ah, "lost" money.

nice commercial

He doesn't go for modern technology.

I was thinking that perhaps RedHat could offer other companies advice about software... but this kind of makes me wonder. Is RedHat basically telling its customers, "We're no longer the experts..."

Remember when Hillary Clinton's book, "It Takes A Village" caused a stir among Republicans because she suggested that the government had a role to play in raising children?

And now, it turns out Republicans - with only the vaguest notions of "harm" as their basis - are attempting to do just what Hillary suggested. To take the reins of parenthood away from parents and substitute them with the state.

As a parent, I don't want the state parenting my children, because if Republicans have told us anything - and we believe them - the government can't do anything right. That's why we don't have universal healthcare or a social safety net. Now, the folks who have incessantly told us they can't fix social security now tell us we can trust them to raise our children.

I understand if you don't want your child on social media - and that's a decision you as a parent should make. But I shouldn't have to expose myself to a risk of identity theft so my child can use social media with my supervision. No (competent) parent has ever needed the state's help to keep their children off social media, and passing a law which will require public tax dollars to enforce and monitor is just ludicrous. The party of "small government" has completely lost the plot in Florida. Nobody asked for this - not conservatives, who believe in smaller government, not progressives, who don't believe in Republican anything, and not even Trump voters, who will believe anything except that government censorship is a good idea.

Every time I hear about more sanctions I'm puzzled that they didn't go scorched earth when the war first started.

I wholeheartedly endorse your post.
  - Vlad's other sock.

Does this mean /. is going to start running political stories again?

It's articles like this which achieve the intended purpose of deflecting blame for rising food prices from corporate greed to a nebulous phenomenon beyond the control of the average person.

For example, the price of wheat has fallen back to pre-pandemic levels, but we're still paying pandemic pricing for bread.