And event logging system. And login service. And file space mounting manager. And boot manager. Its also a great dessert topping as well as a floor wax.

Are these European cantaloupes? Or African cantaloupes?

Why aren't they building data centers in Quebec? Cooling wouldn't be as much of an expense if they put them all in the town of Shivering Moose.

Fish already piss in it. Get over it.

Perhaps both are right. Don't fiddle with stuff that users are accustomed to (Microsoft, I'm looking at you).

Or we could just have AI build a better gaming keyboard. And then sit back and watch the inevitable shit-storm.

What the IRS wants is some distance from what they actually have. Or crypto would have no use in gray/black markets. Which it does.

They simply comply with the applicable laws since they have fixed assets which can be seized by the courts. I imagine that the IRS would like Polymarket to attach an SSN to each users account. But this isn't likely under the current administration. But forgetting about Trump for the moment*, private equity and debt markets are very popular right now. In many cases, to keep the public from front-running financial deals. So that will create push back against such regulations.

*The growth of private finance predates Trump #45. It really took off during the Clinton administration.

Sort of, yeah. Particularly in Iran, not believing in the supreme leader (Ayatollah) makes you a heretic. Which is punishable by death. Sunni Islam doesn't put the same focus on a designated Imam. Which is why The Shia (Iranian brand of Islam) doesn't get along well with them. Or anyone else.

There are many Muslims that believe in the teachings of the Koran, but don't accept one true leader of the faith. Or they accept one, but believe in a separation of secular law and life from the theocracy (i.e., no Caliphate). This too, can be heresy in Iran.

How? This is a cryptocurrency market. Polymarket might have nothing more than a wallet ID. The best they could do is probably turn the complaint over to the authorities having jurisdiction (NYC in this case) and get a court order to invalidate all the bets on this particular event*. Nobody gets paid, but nobody loses their bets either.

*This assumes that PM doesn't already have such language in their terms and conditions. And my guess is that they'll probably add some.

Summer Glau as a MILF? I'm strangely OK with this.

... start a betting pool for how long Haim will be imprisoned?

What do you think is subsidizing their manufacturing and operating costs?

Although I suspect this is true of new ICE vehicles as well. I'm just drawing the line at a MongoDB ad popping up in my windshield.

I remember the punch line to that joke. The Rhode Island farmer replies, "Yep. I used to have a pickup truck just like that."

Not really so much of a problem. The MongoDB ad banner keeps covering up their posts.

The implication is that the subset of bears that will make you stronger is pretty much the empty set.

... as a hoity-toity resident of Martha's Vineyard, there's only one thing that looks more attractive than an offshore wind farm. And that's an abandoned offshore wind farm project.