No, Not like that. This is way worse.

That's me! Total Annihilation is still a kickass game from 1997.

Yeah, that was prohibition and organized crime causing the rise in homicides during the 1920's.

Ask the Neanderthals. It's the same thing we did yo them.

That would only work in one direction, and it assumes all the streets are clear and there is no discernable traffic. As soon as you add 1 idiot looking at their phone while driving going 15 mph under the limit to make sure they are going slower than the car in front of them it all breaks down. I just wish they could add proximity sensors in the lights, rather than in a magnetic loop under the light which are expensive to install and maintain. There is no reason for a light to stay red for 2 minutes at midnight on a rural road when there is zero traffic.

Preach. In the 90's our computer porn was 256 colors and 640x480. I still had tons of it. I knew how to use uudecode at like 15. Not to mention the giant stash of older girlie mags that the neighborhood kids had collected. There is literally nothing new under the sun. Only new ways to do it.

Too many workplaces use VPN for remote networking to just ban it without major repercussions. It's a de-facto part of the internet now.

I always liken it to someone peeing in the pool and expecting that it will stay in that corner. Even if 100% of lottery money goes to education, it doesn't mean education gets more. It just means the money that used to be spent on education gets put in the general fund instead.

It's a problem governments have faced for centuries. It's the Cobra Effect.

https://www.formpl.us/blog/cobra-effect#:~:text=What%20is%20the%20Cobra%20Effect,worse%2C%20usually%20by%20a%20government.

I doubt it, unfortunately.

I could never see the old cartoon camel joe as anything other than a cock and balls once it was pointed out that his face is shaped that way.

Yes. The pain part of suffocation comes from the urge to breathe caused by a buildup of carbon dioxide. By using nitrogen to displace the oxygen, you never feel the urge to breathe other than normal. Yo just slowly fade away as your brain loses consciousness, then ceases to function. Of all the ways you can die, this is definitely the way I would prefer. You just go to sleep forever.

That is exactly my situation. I have no interest in GME, but it still smelled awful to me.

I've been using RH or a year and a half just for play-investing. TD Ameritrade is where my Roth is held. I am now moving everything over to TDA after the GME debacle. Robinhood dropped the ball too royally on this one, and I'm not even part of the GME party. I just don't like the fact that they arbitrarily turned off buying of GME but not selling. Like what the actual fuck? Then to come back with a super lame PR excuse, when the real reason was really likely that they were about to run afoul of not having enough capital to ensure all the options that they had extended.

Add to that that they stopped allowing fractional shares for a couple of the stocks that I DO buy weekly and I no longer have a reason to invest with them.

TDA and Fidelity never enabled these restrictions.

From what I have read, They gave the vaccination to many older (higher paid) employees that were still working from home. There was ZERO reason for them to be vaccinated other than the fact that the hospital values them more, which is a fucked up metric for human life.

Doctors as a rule deal with patients one on one far less than the nursing staff, but I guess nurses are expendable. The vaccination schedule should always be for the most likely to come into contact with the pathogen. You don't give the life vest just to people that can't swim. You give the life vest to everyone getting on the boat.