Source on him not voting for Clinton in 2016? He supported Bernie but he rallied hard for Clinton once she was the nominee, he even made a doc about it.
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It’s the sheer shitty excess of it all. Put aside whether anyone needs a house this big (they don’t), it’s built like shit, it’s terrible for the environment, and it will likely be destroyed within the next 30 years to be replaced by some equally shitty disaster with a slightly different floor plan so some rich…
It’s a bullshit term that marketers came up with that stuck.
You should probably watch it rather than form a half-baked opinion based on articles you skimmed.
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I feel like everyone gives her a pass on this for some reason but you’re absolutely right.
Really 99% of them?
I’m not white knighting anyone. I’m just saying it’s ludicrous to say that no one is buying or using these things. The numbers speak for themselves.
Yeah the 10 million new Alexa devices sold last quarter are a sure sign of a dying fad
Please for the love of god can you take this off the front page? It’s been there for 2 goddamn months.
Something tells me that we’d do just fine without the agency that didn’t exist until 2003
No I don’t mean accidentally killing people. I think that law enforcement in a broad sense attracts the worst type of people for the job (the ones who like the feeling of power), and ICE in particular attracts the worst of the worst. I think that the vast majority of ICE agents are at best indifferent towards whether…
Because caring about who someone marries and not wanting to actively enable an organization that are actually killing people are the same thing. Zero difference.
Wow, it’s almost as if that advice doesn’t really apply to you, but could very well apply to any of the other thousands of people who might listen to it.
I always assumed it was a holdover from the flight sim/flight combat golden age of the early-mid 90s. When you were playing with an actual joystick it made sense that pull back = go up, but I agree it doesn’t make much sense on a controller anymore.
From what I’ve read it would be a major conflict if/when they were to go public but since they’re a private company it’s not really an issue other than maybe bad optics.
He owns most of the space that WeWork operates. So now he gets to just sit at home and collect rent instead of having to be the CEO.
The headline doesn’t imply that Netflix said that. It says that Netflix says that they (Netflix) had nothing to do with whatever happened and if it did happen, it was Old Navy’s decision.