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For midterms?

OK but I'm genuinely terrified by how common this is at my company, and its notably better at retention then the industry norm.

Screw Dead Internet Theory, this is my conspiracy: Crowdstrike style incidents are going to get more and more common as techdebt keeps growing.

You're right, and now I'm kind of weirded out. The url mentions torys and mps, so I'd assume I scolled to far and the url got weird, except I'm 95% sure the thumbnail changed. My clipboard still has the quotes but not the url. And when I Google the quotes I get articles are very similar, but aren't AOL.

Anyways, here is a better link if your curious.

https://iowacapitaldispatch.com/2024/08/16/this-is-scandalous-auditor-asked-to-examine-10-7-million-owed-to-taxpayers/

And the dmr version (same word for word, but a more reputable publisher): https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/2024/08/19/iowa-cant-force-nursing-homes-to-pay-millions-in-delinquent-fees/74834256007/

Iowa capital dispatch published originally

Unfortunately, it's a very real dichotomy

OK setting aside the Q thing, am I the only one who had a weird number of those growing up?

But people who don't return carts are just as bad as landlords???

I had a dm who would tell us to roll. And then say "you fail" before hearing the number

I love how most of the replies are from people not on this server. I mean, I agree, we should defederate, but still.

You know, I was starting to think they were milking the resolution for Tendi's arc. Like, we found out 4 episodes ago, then they brought it up last episode, now it's a plot point again; you can't stretch out the climax that long.

But it turns out we're still in the rising action, this was just a stepping stone. I love this show.

That was good and wholesome... they're going to hurt us in the next episode aren't they?

ETA: also, no ships were stolen this time. Thoughts?

For me it was funny, but only because it kept subverting my expectations. Everytime they gave the "2 hours later" board, I expected it to me chaos, but it was just sweet. And they got me every time.

For me the most shocking part is that he's willing to admit Twitter lost so much value. I thought he was still on the "it's finally turning a profit thanks to my brilliant leadership" train.

I think the magic tree house books came with nonfiction pairs. "Jack's notebooks" or something like that. I was crazy for them.

But for me fiction and nonfiction were both mostly at the library, so I wouldn't say the nonfiction books were around more.

Another book

It does what it claims to do, it's just that what it claims to do is clearly not complete privacy.

oh, got it. Thanks!

I'm sorry, I must have missed something. Is it not cancelled anymore?

I think getting rid of downvotes can also make social media more negative, since people feel the need to reply to things they don't like instead of down voting and moving on. Of course, I now can't find a source to back that claim, so take it with a grain of salt.