That debate was impressively awful.

I know the expression is "there's always an xkcd" but this is suspiciously exact

Three pickle opera

What

Mine knows it and doesn't listen (we don't try hard enough)

He really likes being around his people so I feel bad kicking him out. Luckily he mostly stays out of the way.

Threads is owned by Facebook, a company notorious for interacting with the web in bad faith.

This is exactly as detailed as it is when it's properly localized

I'm pretty sure it's saying you can't turn left onto the road to the left of the intersection. Looks like some pretty bad road design.

"Microsoft's latest update breaks [some] VPNs and there's no fix [yet]"

Windows is getting worse and worse, but do we have to spin legitimate bugs as some nefarious plot?

A lot of Nazis fled to Argentina and Venezuela after WWII.

The good old "make a tech startup with a gimmicky product idea, get millions in VC for some reason, create an underwhelming product that was never meant to be any good, then get bought up by a big company that will sit on the IP and never do anything with it" strategy of making money.

That's just Dutch

The two genders

Spell check also looks for capitalization in most cases. "linux" isn't technically correct, "Linux" is.

You could look at veganism as the practice of avoiding products from animals that can't consent, which doesn't necessarily take cannibalism off the table.

https://www.nickmaskell.com/comicsandstories/opossum-in-the-underworld-1

Isn't it weird how long it took phone makers to catch onto the use-case of the camera flash being a flashlight?

I'm reading it as a joke that they went inside a plant, counting but ignoring all the warning signs

Even without zooming in there's the double speech bubble tails and a missing end quote

Arguably the US military's biggest recruiting tool is offering to pay off your student loans if you join.

My Prime membership pays for itself about 8 times over because the one medication I have is so cheap through Prime vs insurance.

But it's a little worrying that the company famous for undercutting competitors to drive them out of the market is doing this with healthcare.

Y'all really need to actually click the article and read the first sentence. This has nothing to do with Windows 12, and even Neowin has clarified that right at the top in an update.

Microsoft is a bad company, but it's a little worrying when someone can just say some random things in a title and have it be believed without question, just because it paints Microsoft in a negative light.

It's probably a verbatim search term popular in India.

A coin flip program could replace Wall Street "analysts"

That's the great part, you don't!

Stairs usually don't have a lip on the top of the step, so down

Dogs actually can be racist, they're just not in a position to do bad things with their prejudices.

It's also very nice how this site tries to launch a new tab to ask to enable notifications.

That doesn't mean every employee and contractor is coming in to work 24/7.

A workweek is per-person, not per-company.

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I think this is two screenshots pasted together. The second one is cropped in more so the text looks bigger.

2020-4

Marvin got a glow up.

Thus waking them up

Not necessarily toxins (as in ones produced by bacterial/fungal processes) or toxic/bad-tasting chemicals left over from cleaning dishes.

I take it to mean it's playing into a fascist's insecurities; it's only supposed to sound judgy if you're insecure about being a strongman's sub.

Imagine making it harder to engage with your platform that depends on engagement to exist.

I'm going....to use random ellipses...everywhere. What does it....mean? Idk....but too many people....do it.

So yes?