Well, since Electron was developed and is maintained by GitHub, which is now a subsidiary of Microsoft, that stands to reason.

You must be thinking of Shubaru.

You don't prove a theory right, that's not the way it works. You fail to falsify it.

Why would you need a better term? I think 'contemptible fucking idiots' serves admirably.

It is rare to find a topic so ripe with the promise of double entendres.

They're stating they had an "off-nominal insertion". I thought we'd fixed those with Viagra.

Do you? Citation please.

I actually lost half my blood volume through injury. They could tell to a good first approximation right away. Later on they confirmed it with lab tests (e.g., hematocrit level, sampled before they transfused me with anything other than plasma.)

And in many cases, the only reason those earnings caught up at all is because the non-STEM major took on three more years of debt and near-zero earnings to get a law degree or an MBA.

It's where you dip your pen in the company inkwell and if you get fired, the test failed.

Odd. I used to work for a company that produced cybersecurity software, and one of the programs that we used to simulate malware events during testing was called "Agent Smith".

If I ever set a company up that worked like that, I think I'd name it after a big river.

You keep using that word, midterms. I do not think it means what you think it means.

I believe aisle steal that reference, if you don't maind.

Nationalized health care, by which I assume you mean the government expenditures for some form of universal health care with a government-funded component, would largely be a transfer of part of the 3.5 trillion that we are spending already.

I agree, expenditures on sports is not in the same league as things like health care, and not really relevant.