Here’s a thought: push for “publicly held”corporations to be actually public. No secrets, trade or otherwise.

If you go to house.gov they let you look up your rep by zip code. I’d point out that the data is almost certain to be subjected to a breach, which would expose way more sensitive data than usual to whoever wanted it.

Coming soon: Arch de triomphe.

You can stand in front as a shield, but only then.

A horribly designed sex toy.

On the bad site there was a whole dontputyourdickinthat community.

Between Burnet and Lamar

Are you in Austin? Because Austin has that.

He should be yelling at Hank, not Jesse. This renders your argument invalid.

Maybe they should try not writing OS code in react. Perhaps they should consider dedicating as many resources to cleaning up code as they do to adding “features.”

Right, I’ve never once had to fill a cars tank with gas, or change the oil, or pay for any other maintenance on one.

If missing the point was an art, you’d be Michelangelo.

He’s afraid he’ll enjoy it too much.

On ios you can go to Settings>Keyboards>text replacement and enter in the shortcut you like.

That and

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Are my favorites.

My thought was concert tickets. An artist could set an absolute maximum for how much a ticket could be resold for, and the energy costs of maintaining the blockchain would be time-limited to after a show or tour completed.

Of course, Ticketmaster would never allow that because it effectively nukes the scalper market, which they also run through stubhub.

More effective than and ADT sign or one of those “we don’t call 911” signs.

Hardware is Chromebook priced. OS,is (AFAIK) full macOS, AKA a posix compliant Unix machine with a pretty nice GUI. Nice enough that several Linux WMs try to duplicate it.

Did you mean Small Axe? Or is there a different series I’m not aware of?

Not knowing your city I can’t speak to that, but I’ve been both a cyclist and a pedestrian in those circumstances and it fucking sucks. People tend to spread out when they walk, and cyclists are typically moving fast enough that walkers are effectively stationary in comparison. So walking becomes a frustrating exercise in dodging bikes, and cycling becomes a frustrating exercise in avoiding clumps of people (along with whatever other crap is placed on the sidewalk without considering cyclists.)