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I know slugs are just snails without shells, but they don't need to go faster

You'd think a tech bro would realise there have been a few technological advancements in the last couple of thousand years. Including hairdressing.

Now get back to your desk brother-son.

You know both can true right?

There's a reason productive tech companies had perks like nap rooms and tons of recreational options before WFH was even an option.

Probably just got a friendly reminder that there are some big and long standing games companies in France. He is a boomer businessman after all.

Surely that is the exact same thing?

It's not exactly an extensive list. Just Google "Trump charges", "Watergate" and watch the video above and you covered it all.

He sold over $2mil, so maybe about $20k is fair.

Who knew Tony Blair and Jamie Oliver had so much in common. Maybe Jamie Oliver is a secret war criminal.

I would say it's a safe guess they are not, as it's pretty obvious they were asking you because you said "animals have no rights". Which implies that you are okay with it and you also decided not to refute it.

I'm not convinced you even believe anything you type though, as your comments all scream "troll child".

Probably the dumbest boast I've read all day.

I forgot it was John Riccitiello at the helm of Unity these days. That explains a lot.

Also quite interesting that he's offloaded ~$2mil worth if Unity shares in the past year too

Just finished watching Marcella and I was so bored by season 3.

Season 1 and 2 are pretty great whodunit mysteries with many twists and turns to keep you guessing. Some super dark stuff thrown in there too and got me emotional on a couple of occasions.

Season 3 feels like a terrible spinoff where not only is there no real mystery, you'll dislike all the characters, including the 2 main returning character. It feels like an 8 episode single episode. You could probably watch the first and last episode and not really miss anything.

Honestly, how is it still going? I watched the first couple of seasons and it was already being held up entirely by James Spader, with everything around him being sort of bearable.

Fun fact, my wife and I now use the term "Blacklisting" for whenever a show has already explicitly revealed something to you (or made it so obvious you worked it out), but then there's a scene where the main characters stand around and talk through that plot point in ELI5 language. That was like at least a third of the screen time.

To be fair, she was a terrible actress from the start. James Spader carried that whole show.

Refreshingly new? It looks like someone started 3D modelling a Sprinter Trueno, but gave up after making the first low poly draft.

Yes. Well, some saying we shouldn't tax billionaires more and others saying that the money is better off with one private individual setting up companies and charities, rather than leaving that to governmental entities.

To me, someone paying only ~25% tax when earning millions per year is obscene.

It's interesting as a thought experiment because there's no real world example of this. Which I guess is the gotcha OP was going for, but kinda fumbled.

Arguably hoarding the wealth for yourself (and even your immediate family), never mind how you accumulated it, is still not "good". It's indirectly oppressive to collect a bunch of money, while many suffer, and say "noone else is touching this, it's mine".

Very true.

I was just trying to draw attention to some of the comments that are defending them. You'd think from some in here that a little smidge of philanthropy in retirement makes it all okay that one person can hoarde enough personal wealth to feed millions.

Reread my comment. I'm commenting on the content of the comments.