nickhammes

Based in beautiful Scunthorpe, England

n a normal administration I think you're right, but this isn't a normal administration. Officials who take an oath are sworn to uphold the constitution, not to follow orders from the president. Soldiers have a duty to disobey illegal orders, and DOJ attorneys have similar traditions.

If the president and top Justice department officials are knowingly and repeatedly ordering them to take actions that are clearly illegal, and are publicly known to be doing so.. they're not whistleblowers, they're conscientious objectors to a criminal enterprise being run openly by public officials.

But how many of them do you think put it away within a week of using it to make content? I would bet the ratio of people who possess one to people who will be disappointed is huge, assuming there are in fact disappointed users.

Fax is commonly used at least in the US because it has regulatory recognition as a secure means of transferring information, it's highly interoperable, and it doesn't really have a successor that has caused the network effect to die out entirely.

11% seems slightly higher than I'd expect, but not crazy. Contracts, medical records, interactions with the government are all good reasons to need to send or receive one occasionally. That about 1 in 10 households did last year? Makes some sense.

one man's fizzy water is another man's treasure, or something

At this point, they may not even be hiding

Yeah but those changes break clients as soon as they turn down the old API.

You need to qualify for membership in the UK?

As an American, It's the cheapest place to get a variety of fruits, veggies, several types of cheese, coffee, and toilet paper, at least on average. The catch is just that you need to buy in large quantities. They definitely have fancy and expensive brands too, but I don't think they do as well here. They're also a really popular place to fuel up cars, because they're usually cheaper than the area around them, but sometimes up to 10% cheaper.

I guess that you need to drive a car there is also a catch, but I just moved to the second place I've ever lived that's within reasonable walking distance of a grocery store, so driving to get groceries is normal to me. I lived near an Aldi for a few years, which was awesome.

Layoffs by profitable firms are horrible, but I'd rather see it done by giving agency over the decisions first to the workers affected by them, than to people so far removed from the work that they make essentially random decisions.

Don't threaten me with a good time

If the pedants are not on the Internet, I am okay with that.

A really big snek that can bite through your car if it wanted