That’s the jacket they put on her to hide the actress’ pregnancy. I don’t think she ever inserts or retrieves anything from the pocket.

Your product wouldn’t violate the law but your advertisement would.

That was actually mountain dew (though mountain dew is owned by pepsi)

This is what they do instead. The long term agreement discount encourages people to stay subscribed rather than discouraging people from (re)starting a subscription.

It’s kind of a problem that they own the stock. It’s not the people that own the ETFs or mutual funds that get to vote with the shares. Instead, a company gets to amass that power using other people’s money.

I don’t know what a good solution is, but it’s very much a problem.

The gas pricing map of the United States would contradict that.

I like how he’s credited as a character from a different series.

Luge isn’t like bobsled where they do a running push start and then jump in. Luge starts seated on the sled and they throw themselves onto the course with some handles on poles embedded in the ground at the start point (its sort of a rowing motion). The spikes are probably to use as breaking.

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Swiss government says it’s going to go ahead and hold on to that money until everyone forgets about it.

Not just data centers. Do that to everything. Find where to put a line; if you’re using x% of the local power you have to pay more for power. Flip that shit so massive electric consumers are paying for everyone else.

I don’t know what those labels are, but they’re not latitude.

gnuimptklibobject

Being an assistant can make it a replacement. If 1 AI assisted worker can do the job of 1.25 not AI assisted workers you can drop 1 in every 5 workers and still complete the same amount of work (numbers made up).

Simpsons was Sunday night where I was

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Those Old Scientists, Those Animated Scientists, Deep Science Nine, Lost in Space, Enterprising Scientists, Dat One Scientist, Scientist’s New Worlds, and Lower Decks

The irony of 71 down. It’s a trap, but only if you answered Star Trek.

Insurance companies make money off fluoride in drinking water. The government pays for preventative care? That’s their dream. They only pay for cleanings because cavities are more expensive to treat.