A Kaypro II running CP/M with dual 5 1/4" floppies and a small green screen. Used it to teach myself programming with Borland Turbo Pascal 3.0

That's the same thing that happened to me when my wife passed away - only she passed away in 2014, which means the 7-year interval ends this year... Now I'll have to pay extra close attention to my return next year.

10 years out of the office
10 years back in the office

I don't have to imagine. I suffered through all three Hobbit movies.

Just like Biden having secured enough electoral votes to become the next president. It's an indisputable fact.

This is a great example of someone being supremely confident in something that is flat-out wrong.

The "indisputable fact" is that neither candidate has secured a single electoral vote because no state has certified their electors yet.

According to your own rules, your obviously wrong post should be removed. Is that what you want?

I don't see anything in their privacy policy (https://use.expensify.com/privacy) about using personal data for political pitches. I can definitely see them being sued over this stunt.

Even with a total budget of $0, it will still show a multi-million dollar loss once the Hollywood accountants are done with their magic.

It's been un-censored according to the author - https://twitter.com/AlexBerens...

I agree that social media today is much like a shopping mall in the real world. Privately owned, yet still a public arena. And in several states, including California (where most of these companies are headquartered), we have the constitutional right to speak freely in privately-owned shopping malls, even if the mall's owners disagree with that speech (see Pruneyard v. Robbins).

Unless your porch is generally open to the public at large, Big Gay Al still doesn't have the right to your porch at 2 am. In fact, from what I could read, the cases so far have only been about shopping malls specifically - it's still an open question whether it also applies to stand-alone big box stores.

The only testimony before Congress we're likely to see is a string of so-called "experts" repeating "Orange Man Bad" over and over again.

The first one was from the "how-about-that" department.

This one is from the "hold-your-horses" department.

Completely different.

You'd think Lord Voldemort was the whistleblower by the way everyone is acting...

If this isn't a straight-up ad for the Galaxy Book S, I don't know what is.

Adobe's lawyers will point to the Terms of Use (https://www.adobe.com/legal/terms.html) that he agreed to before using the software, and that will be that.

9.2 We specifically disclaim all liability for any actions resulting from your use of any Services or Software. You may use and access the Services or Software at your own discretion and risk, and you are solely responsible for any damage to your computer system or loss of data that results from the use of and access to any Service or Software.

Dear NCTA,

We agree with you 100% that market forces are the best way to prevent bad behavior. Accordingly, we will instruct each city and state that grants one of your member companies a cable franchise to open up those franchises to any company desiring to provide internet service. Once every household in the country has a minimum of 4 different ISPs to choose from, we can discuss the state-level regulations mentioned in your letter.

Sincerely,
The FTC