Sorry, $99mn in the last three months, not year!

Um, except this "awful company" hasn't profited from those who are already on the edge of bakruptcy - it lost $99mn in the last year. Assuming it would be a worthwhile goal, should we praise Klarna for progressively distributing investors' capital to those less able to pay?

That is true. Or, at least the batteries are not allowed to be checked in, so the following questions that bother are: is anyone paying attention to those restrictions? how many people even know/care what a Li-ion battery is, and which of their devices have one? are the airlines checking the checked luggage for Li-ion batteries?

Being a foundation so thoroughly rooted in the digital era, why aren't they auctioning NFTs? Of idk, v0.9 of the GPL or a poster digitally signed by RS or...

No, that would be stupid.

Lack of adequate housing isn't the only thing holding Britain back, but it's one thing, and it's a thing that the government could improve with a stroke of the pen. Currently, the country has a tax on moving house - the "stamp tax" - of around 10% of the value of the home in question. It creates a huge friction against finding the correct living situation, making people hang on to a home for as long as possible. The result is people in homes that are too small, or too large, or too far from their place of work because it's just too expensive to move. If the government removed this tax on moving (maybe shift it towards a tax on occupying), people could swap situations much more fluidly, effectively increasing housing supply without laying a single brick.

Am I the only one who fell asleep in the early 2000s, woke up, read this article, and was stunned that there is someone still using IRC - and a significant project no less? Do other gropus use it as well?

time that a quantum copmuter has fit into a rack?