Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, and theft of intellectual property is the sincerest form of competition. And competition makes for a healthy free market.
Why are Zuck and Elon trying so hard to look like nice, normal humans and failing so visibly?
Too batshit crazy for the Freedom Caucus is batshit crazy indeed.
Here's a great recipe if it interests you!
It's not too difficult to make, just takes time. The carrots add a nice vegetal flavor and aroma to it. Use a nice, well-marbled chuck roast for it. Avoid "stew cuts" as they tend to be a lot drier and lacking in flavor.
HK'ers were using an Open Garden app called Firechat which by some coincidence has been discontinued and not updated since 2018.
I like how the interviewee remarked on his concerns for the younger union members.
I imagine the Teamsters are too large and too savvy to go for a new contract that creates a two-tier system of new members with a crappier package than senior members. They should know that would be a death spiral for union membership.
The article does a nice job of succinctly pointing out that Reddit's value is in its users and moderators who create and moderate its content for free.
As a retired business owner, I don't see what Huffman and the board of directors are thinking. Completely alienating their users and moderators seems like wilful sabotage.
By dollar amount this year, it would seem to be home repairs, medical care and entertaining.
Even if those 5 people happen to be uber-rich.
I never thought I'd find myself rooting for Zuckerberg.
I understand both Hilary Clinton and Barack Obama have backgrounds in constitutional law
And 7% of subreddits are scabs?!
Make America Great Again: trial by single combat! God will defend the right.