Gmail was also both “federated” and an insanely good product compared to its contemporaries. G+ had a couple of interesting innovations, but it wasn’t all that special and invite-only on a closed ecosystem is very iffy.

Don’t overthink it. Minecraft. Vanilla survival world. Don’t try to optimize and automate everything (unless you find that relaxing). Make your farm look like a farm. Mine until until your inventory is full. Build towards an Ender Dragon or Wither fight if you have time. Go mining or fishing or do base chores or a beautification project if you don’t.

Or, and hear me out, maybe it was not a very good movie.

I get that critics have a different perspective because they’ll see so many more movies and have a different interests than fans, but we’ve had decades now of them giving a pretty fair shake to superhero and popcorn movies and reviewing them on their own terms. If your sequel doesn’t do anything particularly interesting in that space, then the property or the cast had better be so beloved that people will go see it regardless. I haven’t really heard that anybody HATED Shazam 2, just that nobody gave a shit, and most of the review snippets on RT reflect that.

That’s absurd! Assuming 4 billion in actual startup costs, at the purchase price they could only afford to do that for…

four hundred million people. LOL.

Jesus this was a dumb transaction.

WeWork: It’s not a real estate company, it’s a tech company!

Theranos: It’s not a healthcare company, it’s a tech company!

Juul: It’s not a vape company, it’s a tech company! (though oddly enough, they would have also accepted, "It’s not a vape company, it’s a healthcare company!)

FTX: It’s not a pyramid scheme financial company, it’s a tech company!

OP, there’s a factual error in the headline. The cop on the call is a union leader who showed up afterwards. We don’t know, at least not from this story, how the officer who hit the woman reacted.

Edit: Best I could find.

The actual first strip is not exactly all sweetness and light either.

Okay, so surely that will also involve removing the maritime blockade and giving Gazans responsibility for the land border with Egypt, RIGHT?

Though even if it did, I would tend to think that the flip side would be increased settlement and repression in the West Bank.

Jesus. The details are damning. This is not white Gen-Z’ers thinking they’re post-racial so they can repeat the stuff they hear from black content creators (and of course, they’re not and they shouldn’t). This is pretty much old-school racism.

Also apparently not the first issue, or the second.

What (or who?) could create a corporate culture where racists would feel empowered to say anything they want without fear of repercussion?

It was a legitimate protest of a stupid law that uses a legacy of inconsistent thought and limited perception to do an end run around the first amendment, but the text of the law requires a poster per building, so if they have enough in English, there would be no “need” to accept or post them. Now, if a principal or administrator had some balls, I certainly don’t see why they couldn’t use one of these or to flank the posters they do post with lots of context or more diverse ideas.