Because this is feeling very pets.com

Google, Microsoft and Amazon are hella-overvalued and long-overdue to pop.

You say this like banks aren't holding everyone technologically back in finance.

Don't give them ideas. When America has bad ideas, Republicans put it on wheels.

I'll take "things that never happened" for $100, Ken. The bigger problem is that they get treated like shit and Republicans have had them blocked from being able to take any effective labor action since Reagan. Nobody's going to take a nightmare job with bad working conditions and bad pay without any reasonable expectation that the working conditions or pay will improve.

Ever seen someone on the spectrum play air traffic controller on the VATSIM network in FlightGear or MSFS for hours? More than a few of the good ones are just autistic stoners who got a little baked and locked in. Maybe encourage that.

Basically turnkey with Debian. But that's also the point with Debian.

Not only because headlines that end in a question mark are automatically answered with "no" but also because corrections and retractions are more effort and journalistic integrity than outlets using AI "writers" can manager.

That one failing sysop that chases everyone away for posting things he's not interested in, then blames the users for not being a bunch of bland suburbanites who blames their poverty on rich people not getting enough tax breaks.

It's like Doonesbury for people stupid enough to believe Charlie Kirk or Rush Limbaugh, but furry for some reason.

I take what I made at my previous position and add twice the rate of inflation to it.

This graph doesn't take into account that Americans largely think basics like healthcare are optional/disposable expenses.

Being a grownup doesn't mean being anti-labor. It means having a backbone enough to refuse a lowball.

You don't have this problem when you have the ability to just start a multiplayer game and tell your buddies the IP.

You'd be amazed where terrestrial cellular reaches just between T-Mobile and independent local telcos that doesn't involve directly contributing to an antiamerican terrorist billionaire's wealth. I speak from experience on this (and rural electrification).