When prices get too high, folks can always just buy used.

It’s Texas. They don’t care about their young girl’s safety

Sure. Various SpaceX employees have security clearance. Doesn’t mean they’re the only one’s working on a project.

What the “riches” don’t understand is that eventually things will be too expensive, period, and they will lose all that money they’re hoarding, in recovering the costs.

So my data is being harvested and it won’t even subsidize my meal? I wish I could just commit which places do this, but I’ve been to the same locations repeatedly and found different results each time depending on the method. Nothing is uniform. It’s chaos. All for something I shouldn’t (and have mostly stopped now)…

...Give me just one example of an issue this would solve?

Recently, my wife and I went out to do some Christmas shopping. We also grabbed some lunch while we were out, brought dinner home, rented a movie, and bought a game to play the next day.

You don’t have to have security clearance to be a government contractor...

You could get that Chinese golf-cart thing Torch had a couple years back.

You’re not the best and the brightest if you can’t figure out how to get past a pre-employment drug screen...

the point of these features is ostensibly to create a safer way to interface with phones.

Maybe it has something to do with your “Fakespot” ad-blocker.

I sat sideways in the back of my moms once or twice.

And then eventually they can do salaries!

Does it though? Where would this knowledge be?

as first reported by Stack Diary on Wednesday

I didn’t dig into it a ton, but I think you should add to this article that 23andme has now sent out emails asking to agree to new Terms of Service in relation to “Dispute resolution and arbitration”

Show me the rubric then.

... You’re far too late to this conversation

There’s a lot of components to a car. Did you check every single one?