BarqsHasBite @ someguy3 @lemmy.world

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But then came the tiktok trips.

The woman titled the fundraiser: ‘Help me protect my family’

Won't someone please think of the children!

Like it or not, people are not getting proper food.

I say just take a fucking multivitamin. And magnesium.

... Who said it needs to live.

"That's it I'm taping you down!"

It's a question on Lemmy, not a rigorous scientific study.

Honestly it's a toss up comparing old stuff to modern glazes. It's all contaminated.

Not when you consider the extremely high impact of lead poisoning.

Removed from the environment.

According to court documents, Chapman ran a laptop farm out of her home from October 2020 to October 2023. During this time she hosted computers for overseas IT workers — who were posing as American citizens and residents — to ensure the devices had local IP addresses, making them appear to be in the US.

Chapman also helped the foreign fraudsters steal the identities of more than 70 US nationals, then use those identities to apply for remote IT jobs, according to the Feds. 

Those who successfully obtained employment as part of the scam then received payroll checks at Chapman's home

Telo started 3 years ago, probably pitching for VC a year or 2 longer. Things have changed a lot in the last 4 to 5 years.

Aptera was founded 2019, originally 2006. And a trike? Not gonna be mass market.

Slate also started 3 years ago. When the visions of getting rich off EVs was still dancing in everyone's head (not that bezos cares about that).

The business has moved. Smart money would not start a car company today without a competitive advantage like battery tech.

It's the board of directors that has that control.

No one's going to fund a new company though. The old car companies have finally moved to EVs and will quash newcomers. Funders know this.

The BOD was quite insistent on giving Musk a $56 billion bonus.

A CEO's love is very different from that of a FOSS.

Except there are different groups.

The agents had a search warrant for the home, but the suspects listed on the warrant do not live in the house.

The woman who actually lives in the house had just moved to Oklahoma City from Maryland with her family about two weeks earlier.

Right house, but different residents.

What if you have your money in a safe? Are you obligated to open it? If they call a locksmith, hope the locksmith checks the address on the warrant?

Heard in a podcast that 80% of ATF is now doing ice stuff.

Bots.