$54 bil should be enough to give every minority citizen a rifle, body armor, and a few magazines, I’d think.

Sometimes, big companies like Cloudflare fuck up. The best way to avoid becoming a victim in those instances is to watch your own ass.

If you lose your key, or someone steal it, you just call in and deactivate it like a credit card.

This too shall pass...

The general term for this is “Don’t punch down”

Sometimes I think “every website should be treated equally and it’s up to the people to decide for themselves, and it’s bad if a corporation is deciding what to censor.” But then I see websites that post absolute garbage that could hurt people who don’t know enough about the subject (and some websites’ “advice”…

The problem is that these patents are essentially the results of taxpayer funds, but specific companies have been given exclusive license by these universities.

The Kansas City Star notes that neighbors in the Scarborough neighborhood said that the suspect may have suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder and that he may have recently been diagnosed with a serious illness.

Like, he literally believes that minor procedural missteps are justification for killing a man in this case. He is a machine.

If it’s so fantastic, why’d you leave?

As a guy who is likely going to have some kind of degenerative bone and eye disease by the time he’s 70 from sitting on my fat duff staring at computer screens for decades this sounds fantastic.

If only newer games allowed people or groups to host their own servers, TF2-style...

I like his stance. He’s not making it about him anymore than it is, and he’s using his privileged position to gently point something broken out.

“Hmmm, I was thinking about getting a new job, maybe as an astrophysicist, automotive engineer, thoracic surgeon, or math teacher - I wonder what city I could expect to get the best offers for those in...”

I love how the writer of this article manages to imply that:

Cost of living not factored in, and “STEM jobs” is an incredibly broad (and poorly-defined) category.

Zuckerberg is starting to realize that he could just make himself president.

This is a case of punctuation being lost in the translation from speech to text:

This is the best quote I’ve ever read. Thank you, Giz.

Pacemaker data just proves a person was “calm” or “not calm” during something. It is, strictly speaking, no more reliable than a polygraph (It basically is a polygraph).