Sounds like a good way to clean up your friend list/follows as well.

This is American-splaining to the rest of the world. I don’t know anyone in the US or outside the US who was truly (genuinely) shocked by Wednesday’s goings on. He’s been saying exactly what he planned, and being cheered and encouraged the entire way by his supporters and politically aligned sycophants. The BBC shows…

Just came back to remind you how poorly this aged. 

It’s a unwilling vs. unable scenario. There are ways/powers available to stop and remove trump - the party in power (GOP) is *unwilling* to use them.

Same, I can’t even remember hearing about this at all - like even a single mention in conversation - since announcement.

I think it’s worth $10-15 to me. I have fond memories of playing this in college. I won’t shell $20+ for it.

Yikes, why are all of the pillars so friggin’ thick?? They’re like diorama windows in the back.

If you’ve worked in corporate America in any reasonable capacity, you know without a doubt that these interviews/hires have nothing to do with selecting the best candidate. Regardless of the selected candidate, it’s routinely other criteria that drive the decision - some subconscious, some not.

Own it, bro.

We do not weaponize Santa or oversell it (“Be good or else I’ll tell Santa!”). We just say he’s magical and he brings 2 gifts. We make an effort to talk about spending time with family around the holidays and donating things to families who have less. They don’t really obsess about xmas, they’re 5/6 y.o.s for the…

Tomorrow’s article will be how he filled his rear passenger tire (all by himself, I may add), after he found the TPM menu on his dash.

“This is all, of course, to keep the factories running so GM’s motive isn’t exactly altruistic but vaccinating early and often is good.”

I think I remember us having similar careers and yea, this resonates. I’m making almost 50% more in my mid 30s than I did at 30. I still base these loose calcs on my wages at 30 since it was very livable. I think all the multipliers assume you want to live the same standard (disposable income) you have at that point.…

I bought every console I’ve owned since N64, so I usually have a lot of research under my belt prior to purchase. As warmly as I remember it, I think the Wii was probably my least favorite. I think I only enjoyed it as much as I did because it came out when I was in college and it was a great party system. In reality,…

So the risk of COVID *AND* listening to idiots complain about a stolen election for hours on end? Hard pass - I’ve been married for 10 years and we have a couple kids fwiw.

They probably launder it a few more times - she writes off expenses for hotels or offices owned by dad/husband and yada yada.

arguments like this: “taken their 30% payment processing fees and passed the cost along to our customers” are bad arguments. You don’t “pass” fees along, the customer decides the price they pay. Aka they buy it or they don’t, games aren’t a necessity. Epic wants a piece of that 30% and they’re trying to make it out…

I more so meant Tesla initial build quality like you referenced, not their inherent designs. And also that they get away with SW beta testing and customer validation where any other OEM would be lambasted for trying that. I should be more specific.

Yea, I am 38 now and I think it took like 4/5 months to get through 37.

‘Benefit of the doubt’ was aimed at purchasing customers, not random Jalopnik commenters - the part that actually matters to a company.