Consider the espionage possibilities of all those always-on car cameras.

Are there any more details on where the money goes?

Especially these days, where there are a lot of establishment Democratic legislators who don't seem to be taking the threat seriously, ones I wouldn't want to assist in a primary.

Ref: www.newsweek.com/ice-agent-po...

I've heard such campaign promises before...

m.youtube.com/watch?v=ggce...

Similar feels over in software development too, although the good/bad difference is that more measurable-damage is going to be done by the broken details.

It's like a crossover involving the steamroller from Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

Just in case someone isn't aware, there's a Weird Al "Beverly hillbillies" version, complete with the, er, high tech music video special effects.

m.youtube.com/watch?v=0WPz...

I thought it depicted hand-counting each individual point of argument, but somehow imagining it as a veiled depiction of how the turkey was violated is funnier.

It's signed with the logo of a bat, so clearly it must be Internal Chiropteran Squad.

I think a better comparison is asbestos.

There are some places where it is the best option, but it will be overused and misused and put into too many things, and people will suffer for years because of it.

It looks like they managed to get that bad bit removed later in reconciliation.

www.erininthemorning.com/p/trans-heal...

It's still incredibly corrupt, but the money Kushner is making from it is much less than $2 billion.

The Saudis expect the same amount of money or more back, they invested it and Kushner's take is "management fees."

My main takeaway from this era is that there's a certain chunk of the voting population that are all just chronic crazy liars, who can never be trusted with power or influence.

It's "I juuuust want lower taxes" until BAM they've decided to do *all* the crimes.

Yeah, all these suggestions about new software are useless if the real problem is a hardware glitch, that needs to be ruled out first.

There are a lot of good suggestions here, but they're putting the cart before the horse.

Before changing your OS or word processor, check that you don't have a deeper hardware problem.

In particular, I'd use memtest86+, a program that will check your computer RAM overnight looking for glitches.

The pun works better in a video.

m.youtube.com/watch?v=dNF6...