Article is behind paywall - is there any actual evidence to support these claims? Drug shortages were reported by the HSGAC in March, much of which is due to China shutting down production during Covid. Drugs.com lists over 230 drug shortages, most of which are not controlled substances. https://www.hsgac.senate.gov/w... https://www.drugs.com/drug-sho...

I think the 6 citations from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco in 2021 and the full supervisory review started in 2022 triggered because they didn't fix the issues they were cited for would be a MUCH larger issue with the failure than a remote work policy.

I don't know of it was Chris Chibnall unable to handle the roll, Jodie Whittaker can't act, the "fam" concept..or perhaps they can't act, bad writing, or numerous other issues - the fact is the show wasn't worth watching. The bigger question will be how or even if they try to drag themselves out of the nasty plot hole they have thrown themselves into

1. If you buy a cheap printer you will likely get what you pay for. 2. You suffered from burns and papercuts from phantom paper jams caused by a bad door sensor switch? 3. You have dealt with printers for decades and still think a low cost or free ink printer will work out? See item 1 above. 4. A subscription for ink cartridges is like mail order sour milk. Why would you do that? I've worked with printer repair for almost 3 decades now. I recently took an HP 8000 series out of service with well over 1 million pages on it because the client wanted something faster. The machine was still working just fine. Feed it toner, replacement rollers, and an occasional fuser and I have little doubt it would have kept running for years to come. If you MUST have color, go with a color laser. They have gotten far cheaper than when they came out. There are only 2 reasons to ever own an ink printer - wide format and specialty inks.

Mr. Wadhwa should really learn to find out the full story before he goes ranting. I believe the original source of this story is probably: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2011/06/14/eveningnews/main20071167.shtml

That's an interesting statement. I know a number of people both IRL and in-game who went to Rift and every one of them returned to WOW within 2 months saying that it was no better than WOW and they missed the group of people they played with. I do agree there is a lot of competition, but it's in the "other things to do" category more than the "a better MMO to play" one.

How much longer can our workforce afford to higher someone because they own a piece of paper and not on their ability?

http://yro.slashdot.org/story/11/06/27/1553216/Microsoft-May-Add-Eavesdropping-To-Skype I thought I had just read something about that...

Has anyone else noticed that many substances declared as illegal by the US government have been found to have very valuable medical benefits? Alcohol was once prohibited and now you'd be hard-pressed to find a cardiologist who wouldn't suggest a glass or 2 every day for heart health. LSD, cannabis, and even shrooms are very low in toxicity and don't destroy your liver and/or kidneys like most prescription pain meds will.

Congratulations - you are a shining example of how well the paranoia-generating fear-mongering of the RIAA is working. Contrary to what the RIAA wants you to believe, you are innocent until proven guilty. If you can't figure out what is legit and what is not then how the hell do you expect them to?

Hey look, it's another patent troll. I did a bit of research about the guy behind it (Scott Redmond) and it appears he has gone from a failed innovator to get-rich-quick troll. Sad. http://www.trademarkia.com/company-redmond-scott-3344589-page-1-2

I agree. Airport security is just a very expensive dog and pony show. There have been more incidents of banned items found on aircraft such as guns, knives, etc. than terrorists arrested and the majority of the items were put/left there by...security. We taxpayers are paying insane amounts of money not to arrest terrorists but to get felt up and patted down.