It’s a small typo but I’m amused that one of the great libraries in world history--if not the greatest--became a chick named Alexandra’s home collection.

Library of Alexandra. 

She’s been told (incorrectly) for the past ten years that the borders are “open” and that anyone and everyone can just wander across and immediately be given welfare and some puppies by the US Govt.

Good job America.

I just add a couple tbsp of dish soap. Does it help with boil-over? No. But it adds a nice little kick of flavor.

You really had to twist your words into pretzels to write some of this. I really love how you imply today on May 22 that Tesla employees were still facing a choice to break the law or get fired when you know damn well that Musk and Alemeda County came to an agreement that allowed Tesla to reopen on May 13. Criticise…

After reading this article and all the comments, here are three important things to realize:

It’s definitely misleading AND sensationalist. Especially when people are just skimming headlines, it gives a negative image to Tesla the environmentalist as “chopping down a forest” would generally be perceived as bad, where farming a farm is generally perceived as fine.

I mean they essentially did buy a farm. A tree farm.

I mean, Musk is right; a monoculture grove of trees planted to be harvested as cardboard stock isn’t the same as bulldozing the Amazon. This isn’t old-growth forest. How many times has Volkswagen cleared trees to build a factory without a peep from anybody?

This is interesting, but can anyone speak to how (if?) limiting the word selection to at 7,000 word list benefits the security of the system? Why not use dice and a standard dictionary with 100,000 words (3 dice to pic the page, and then narrow down the word selection with column/row references)? I'm confused as to…