… pay packages of up to $300 million over four years, with more than $100 million in total compensation for the first year…

He’s really just creating the next generation of tech bros. This is how they reproduce. Someone drops a huge sum of money in their laps for being smart in a niche computer field. That money balloons their egos to the point of making them think they are smart at all the things. And, voilà, a techbro is born. The misogyny, racism and infatuation with eugenics comes naturally after that.

ACE is more like a franchise than other retailers. Most are locally-owned. Some are employee-owned.

Who wants this?

Is that supposed to be a goatee on his chin?

So, they want to take away healthcare young men don’t have so they’ll get jobs that don’t exist. Sounds like a conservative plan.

Send me your game development company and I’ll double it! See my bio for details. You must follow the instructions exactly or you won’t get anything.

On the other hand, the new blockchain game they just released had funding from Marc Andreessen. So, color me skeptical.

Yes, but this will also call emergency services after, I think, ten seconds.

Make sure you cancel that call right away unless you actually need them.

Yes, that’s why they are protesting.

You should probably leave your own phone at home when you do. You don’t want the burner phone and your own showing up on the same towers at the same time. Turn the burner completely off when near home or your personal phone.

It also effectively means they are reading those messages.

Can’t blame them. The sign right there says it’s a car park.

Wipr

I once shit talked to coworkers about another coworker/supervisor. Except, by accident, I sent it to the coworker/supervisor.

Good times.

Looks like the big crypto exchanges allow you to borrow/short sell.

There are crypto companies that are publicly traded as well as crypto ETFs. You could short sell those.

Personally,I wouldn’t risk it with how crazy crypto is. It’s seems way too easy to manipulate.

There’s no such thing as an “unmarked crosswalk” in Virginia. Pedestrians can legally cross at “marked crosswalks” and intersections if there are no marked crosswalks.

The difference is that drivers are legally required to stop at marked crosswalks. This is not an “unmarked crosswalk. It’s just an intersection.

There doesn’t need to be a victim but it’s actually fairly dangerous. Crosswalks typically, and maybe by law/code, have signage ahead of the crosswalk to warn drivers.

This could make things more dangerous for pedestrians by giving them false trust that this crosswalk is signed and known to drivers that frequent the route.

I generally approve of this kind of vigilante civil engineering. But, safety should be taken into account so I’m a bit torn.

Either way, it’s civil disobedience which comes with a potential cost. It has worked by drawing more attention to the issue and nobody got hurt. Hopefully, they get off with a slap on the wrist.

? You hold the TV button on the remote and a menu opens with the power off button on the screen.

Dead simple.

In my experience, they work for what they’re intended—to keep traffic at, or close to, the posted speed limit. A 3 mile stretch that I drive regularly has two cameras. It’s a straight stretch that people would fly down before the cameras. Now, people noticeably stay close to the limit.

Don’t know why they don’t shut them out from the trials. It’s good business to fire customers that are costing you money.