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... it's the money

There's a bunch of MBAs cracking their whips yelling "SPEED TO MARKET!"

I guess this is what they meant by they had something planned whether the US bombed Fordow or not

Recently heard that cup of Joe comes from the Navy. The guy that banned alcohol on Navy ships and replaced them with coffee was named Joe.

The only reasonable reason I've heard is it makes it easier to clean/prevent mold growth. Like y'all don't need to worry about drug users at the office.

They should just spend that money on an ad campaign for the non emergency line

The article says they're detecting DNA shedding of genetic mutations. I think one example of this could be cancer caused by HPV should shed DNA that they could identify.

It's probably different but that's what I'm thinking from that line

The CIA didn't believe they were pursuing nukes last October and thought they could step in and stop them if they were.

This all has been Israel (and Saudi) wanting to smack Iran. Once Syria was out of the picture, Iran was next on the queue.

Black and white has a heart on their front leg

I grew up glued to my PS1/PS2 playing until I was dehydrated with a headache and my eyes burning.

1000 plants is definitely a grow op and the weapons were to protect it

Aesthetics and tradition I'd say. Maybe there'll be a generation that couldn't care less about tying and there's a big flip.

And then their kids have a hipster revival of laces and yearn for a nostalgic time they never lived in while saying they were born in the wrong generation lmao

My wife is bottomless with a shirt these days. Calls it Pooh bear

Gates, 69, on Thursday announced plans to spend virtually his entire fortune over the next 20 years, during which time he estimates his foundation will spend more than $200 billion on global health, development, and education against $100 billion over the previous 25 years. The Gates Foundation will close its doors in 2045, decades earlier than previously envisaged.

Yeah sounds like he's trying

Is this why all their stuff is on sale? They're clearing stock?

Vaultwarden over tailscale has been good to me.

I do have a qualm with how easy it is to accidentally close bitwarden before saving a password and losing the password you just generated. But that's just taught me to not zip through the process

8485 - I don't want to hurt him

It's hyperpop

Ah just another reminder as I get older and that all good things must come to an end.

Some people hate on them but they didn't have to make this show. It definitely spurred conversations and projects to be better rather than some corporate overlords saying use our ecosystem.

Definitely gonna miss it and guess I'll check out Linux unplugged every now and then

Is there a date when these show up for consumers? I've heard of small businesses getting hit from suppliers but store shelves and online prices have looked normal.

Are retailers holding off or something?

They just released AWS Q Developer. It's handy for the things I'm not familiar with but still needs some work