Using both text messaging and the encrypted messaging app Signal, which the Trump administration uses extensively, the impostor "contacted at least five non-Department individuals...
They'd be safer using Hillary's email server.
For an Iced Tea company.
Example of a suspicious passage:
"This is the best scientific paper ever, believe me! It proves beyond a galactic doubt that climate change is a tremendous hoax perpetrated by deep communist woke liberals so that they had an excuse to regulate my grand and beautiful hotels and resorts, which score the highest ratings in the history of ratings, by the way, going all the way back to Ebbuh K. Neezer, loved the guy, taught me all about gold toilets, Making Shitting Great Again!"
Tech companies in general...need to get over this precious-snowflake conceit that their aesthetic choices are sacred and not to be tampered with.
I still curse the small, low-contrast font craze from a few years back. Leftovers are still around. Was it a plot to keep us geezers off the WebTubes?
That's what my eyeglasses look like if I procrastinate cleaning them. I have a hunch grime is probably not a socially advantageous look.
It arguably accomplished its goals of bailing out the major auto makers by forcing people to buy new cars (the "cash" was actually just a trade in credit - you couldn't get rid of an old car without buying a new one.)
https://www.investopedia.com/t...
"The formal name for the program was the Car Allowance Rebate System (CARS). The CARS program gave people who qualified a credit of up to $4,500, depending on the vehicle purchased and its improvement in fuel economy over the traded-in vehicle."
Yes it punished poor people by destroying the traded in cars (not to mention saddling them with the debt of buying a new one if they couldn't otherwise afford it.) This robbed the market not only of used cars for resale, but the parts to keep cars that weren't traded in working (since the traded in cars had to be crushed, and the engines destroyed by deliberately seizing the engines.)
Sure, it could be done. We could all volunteer to maintain roads and bridges too. Grab those shovels comrades!
If only we had some way to collectively pay for professionals to perform services for the common wealth. Not everyone would want to pay of course, so we'd need to have some sort of rules and penalties for those who try to avoid paying their fair share. I've got it: we can send them to Mar-A-Lago!
... where will you find experienced workers seven years from now? Seems like someone's making a really big bet on AI improving a whole lot soon. And when the next AI winter comes, a lot of people will be paying a lot more for the workforce they need.
I'm sure it's nice and shady under those solar panels
The pigs don't get table scraps because the dogs get those. Pigs get feed that comes in big sacks but no it's not like in the US where they live in cages, they have a decent life it's just very short.
"Siri, train these brats and git me a sandwich!"
It must be their diet. Everyone where I live eats local pork and I've never heard anyone say it tastes better than supermarket pork.
The Inuit got lucky, they were able to adapt to that diet because it just happened to have complete nutrition. If whale blubber didn't provide vitamin C (for example) they would have died out along with every other ancient tribe that tried to adapt to a weird diet and just couldn't.
Please lower your voice sir, or else everyone will want one.
... the gamers were right all along and Neil was full of shit.
You know you've been spending too much time on the computer when your friend misdates a check, and you suggest adding a "++" to fix it.
