The reply to Dessen should simply be “OK, Boomer”
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Why is my browser giving me a warning that Jalopnik is trying to access the motion sensors and camera on my PC?
Lube Man is the greatest comic book superhero creation in the last 15 years
They should just call it “Best Third World Country We’ll Never Visit Film” and be done with it
Yes! Big QI fan. Never seen the BFQS but it’s on my list. Some I just can’t get into, but I do enjoy Pointless and Only Connect on Youtube on my lunch breaks. GBBO of course. I really should just move to England.
FOCUS!
What did they think was going to happen?
I came here for WILTY! Thank you!
The Michigan Court thought about it for a while and concluded “It’s negligent, not malicious”
This is a shitty clickbait headline, because NEGLIGENCE still stands: the repair was negligent because the lug nuts were not tightened. So, yes, a good tire rotation should include reattaching the wheels properly. The exact opposite of your headline. It’s not that the judge said “the lug nuts don’t have to be…
In layman’s terms, the law is: “If you did something poorly, you owe damages. If you intentionally did something fraudulently, you owe double damages.” And the judge has determined the tire rotation was done poorly, but, it wasn’t done maliciously with intent to cause damage, or, fraudulently, as in, promised but…
I can’t wrap my head around how you can have a stablecoin in multiple currencies. If 1 Libra = 1 dollar, and today 1 dollar = 2 euros, and then tomorrow 1 dollar = 1.5 euros, how many euros worth of Libras do you have then?
Maybe they’re the mouth-brooding type of fish
It’s a cryptocurrency without privacy, so there’s very little “crypto” about it. It’s also pretty shaky as a currency. So what is it again?
Not surprised. The old CEO was a nutjob. And going forward, I don’t see why this company should have any value at all. They lease space from a building owner, make surface improvements, then sublease for a profit. Eventually, building owners will just cut them out and make the surface improvements themselves. Goodbye,…
7% interest is “back up the truck” kind of return. I’d pour as much as I could into that. There must have been a catch?? Limit to the amount, perhaps?
Right about when the Great Recession was kicking in, one of the bigger ‘personal finance bloggers’ had a post about CD rates, and I asked him what he thought about the shorter-term rate being better than the long-term rate, and if he could help me figure out what the parameters would be to determine which was the…
First, you could move some of your money into a CD. Since CDs have a fixed term, you get the same interest rate for the entire time period (six months, a year, whichever option you choose). The longer the term, the higher the interest rate.
I’m told happy, cheerful, carefree Chidi’s hat at the beginning of the episode was one of the two that the judge gave him as a challenge to choose between earlier.