They can be a little soft but I'm used to a delicate flavor. Maybe problem with that source, though Pike Place frontage sellers are usually solid.
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They can be a little soft but I'm used to a delicate flavor. Maybe problem with that source, though Pike Place frontage sellers are usually solid.
We have crossed 3 years of constant layoffs in tech and it’s now a worse job market than the housing crisis and COVID.
It’s on track to be as bad as the dotcom crash which was a four year downturn, thanks to AI-driven layoffs, since it doesn’t look like the tech job market willl recover this year.
"I have usernames older than you"
(There's no coming back from that)
Kristi Noem before and after her MAGA plastic surgery mistakes
dog this is straight up fucking crazy
I loved this show very very much a long time ago
it is long past time to let it (and certainly Whedon and Baldwin) fade away
Someone very smart (maybe @hacks4pancakes.com ?) once said on reading news about big breaches "Everyone who knows anything is under NDA. So if you see someone talking, by definition they don't know what they're talking about."
It stuck with me. And yeah, that basically applies to everything
/4 Anyway, a long-time theme of Trumpism, and an increasingly common theme of the Republican Party, is that violence is justified against protesters because protesters are evil. It’s a deeply foul, thuggish, un-American sentiment.
“They were very productive, so I thought, ‘Maybe there’s something here,’” he told the Wall Street Journal, referencing when he saw Zyn tins on engineers’ desks. After going through two or three pouches a day, he knew he had to stop. “Then, I accidentally got addicted,” he said.
Founder FAFO story.
Also I guess evil is a brand identity.
Oil and mining work may give you cancer, but at least they don't try to say it's a perk.
fortune.com/2026/03/04/p...
they really might have ridden the anti-woke train all the way to bankruptcy court, an all time brand fuckup that should be taught as a cautionary tale in business school for decades
I ate a large clove of raw garlic today (there were reasons) and I gotta say...I can't recommend it. It was a weird enough sensation that I did a bit of a dive on pain receptors in the mouth. Turns out, garlic activates a totally different pain receptor than capsaicin!
kind of crazy that if you have enough money and don't like what you see in the media, you can just buy up every film studio, news station, and social media app and change it
When someone says „Scientists do not want you to know“ you can dismiss everything from there on. Scientists want you to know. They are desperate that you know. They can’t shut up about what they found out and want you to know.
Ah shit is my cozy beaver building game going to get frostpunk vibes? Like I love frostpunk, but explicitly aiming for light at the moment.
frankly I was out on that guy way back when I found out he worked for blackwater. completely disqualifying. same reason I'd never vote for anyone who ever worked at mckinsey. or like, owned a car dealership
My video this week asks people a question about terminology and seeks to untangle certain words that are often applied haphazardly and potentially incorrectly in our industry.
Have you ever heard any of these terms being used? (Possibly the wrong way?) 🚪🤔
youtu.be/S9-WoHky67A
ok this actually is someone who gets off on being yelled at
www.dailymail.co.uk/lifestyle/ar...
new mcmansion hell to cleanse the horrors: mcmansionhell.com/post/8099372...
Chlorine dioxide, a chemical used for disinfecting and bleaching.
Pressurized pure oxygen.
Raw camel milk.
Under RFK Jr., the FDA has taken down a webpage warning about these and other dangerous remedies claiming to treat autism.
Honestly both are all in on edge cases, dirty hacks, absolutely bizarre tribal knowledge, and crushing amounts of jargon from what I can tell.
this is so funny because that’s what I think lawyers think software is
Like the slang version is probably also true, but literally just fuel is a problem for Iran's government.
Between Russia's clownishness in Ukraine (17 miles of out-of-gas vehicles) and the limpness of Iran's response here, I think I'm coming to understand how these rogue actors use their militaries - low-tech brutality to harm citizens and weaker neighbors, but on top of that, mostly just embezzlement.
shockingly people are capable of simultaneously,
1. Hating their government
2. Hating the people who bomb and sanction their country, making regular life impossible and murdering members of their family, even more
Did he think OPs "has no gas" statement was a slang insult instead of "has insufficient strategic fuel reserves to execute militarily"?
While we sit around to find out how bad exactly it all is, a bit of cheer: the best baguette of Paris competition was won by a Sri Lankan who appears to have started as a dish washer in restaurants and eventually trained as a Boulanger.
www.paris.fr/pages/la-mei...
And the thing that stuck out in his retelling (this is like 20 years ago) is that Phillip Morris had to pay customer service reps a shit ton more than industry standard to do that job, and still had an insane level of churn because those families kept calling.
if people are using classified information to place bets, then theoretically others can analyze betting behavior to find signals that reveal classified information.
Iran literally imports gasoline despite huge oil & natural gas reserves because of limited refining capacity and a massive program of subsidies that have triggered mass outcry when the government tries to reduce them. It's been a well documented dynamic for decades.