Comment Re:Tariffs are a hidden tax (Score 3, Informative) 313
Yeah ask Wisconsin how that went with Foxconn
Yeah ask Wisconsin how that went with Foxconn
I replaced all my SONOS connects with BlueSound node Nano devices. A pricey replacement, but worth it.
As a bonus I was now able to turn off SMB1 on my home Samba server !
Shambles? Historically low unemployment rates? High consumer confidence? Salaries outpacing inflation?
"If anything, Biden/Kamala supporters are just as much to blame"
Oh go fuck yourself. So tired of the morally and intellectually bankrupt position that nobody can ever hold right-wing voters responsible for their own actions.
A lot of people voted for him because....eggs became a lot more expensive two years before the election before prices leveled off. So they're profoundly stupid people.
I mean...in this tech job market are Intel engineers going to quit?
I'm a big WFH proponent but I'm guessing some jobs you really need to be in the office a fair amount, and that includes chip design and manfuacture.
Starbucks is popular because they jam an insane amount of caffeine into their coffee, and sugar into most of their drinks. "Oh, it makes you happy? It has 50 grams of sugar and 500 mg of caffeine, of course it does."
I mean, it's all coffee beans.
American coffee is fine. Judging American coffee by your one office is silly.
If your idea of winning an argument is to pretend I said things I never did, why even bother joining the conversation?
MrNaz claimed Israel supporters often make arguments based on starting "halfway through the story". So I asked him where the story's start point really is. I know what his answer likely is, but unlike you, I refuse to assume the worst about people I'm debating.
The only thing I think that the whole Palestine / Israel issue needs is a pretty simple exposition of the facts and history. It's not complex. It's just that the facts are deliberately smeared and obfuscated to make the whole thing LOOK complex when it's not.
It's as simple as Apartheid South Africa was.
At least, it's not complex if you decide to filter out pertinent facts. If you decide to actually get the context, complex it is, and no side turns out looking particularly nice.
Maybe this year will the Year of Linux on the Desktop.
Dude complains a lot doesn't he
Computers don't actually think. You just think they think. (We think.)