

Look at OPs history. It’s full of this crap.


Look at OPs history. It’s full of this crap.


Funding
Main financing has come from Goldman Sachs and venture capitalists such as Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen’s Vulcan Inc., Rockefeller’s Venrock, and Richard Kramlich’s New Enterprise Associates. The Government of Russia, through the joint-stock company Rusnano, invested in Tri Alpha Energy in October 2012, and Anatoly Chubais, Rusnano CEO, became a board member. Other investors include the Wellcome Trust and the Kuwait Investment Authority. As of July 2017 the company reported that it had raised more than $500 million in backing. As of 2020, it had raised over $600 million,which rose to around $880 million in 2021 and $1.2 billion as of 2022.
The connection to Russia adds to the suspicion.


They’ve moved up to ‘flays’ in the headlines now! How long until we get to ‘defenestrates’ or ‘degloves’?
Some future anthropologist or historian is going to study the increasing violence in news headlines leading up to… whatever it is we’re headed for.


But his approval ratings are in the shitter. This is the best he can do. Nevermind Epstein, healthcare, foreign oil wars, rampant authoritarianism and all that. Weed is popular. Maybe this will keep them happy.


Funding
Main financing has come from Goldman Sachs and venture capitalists such as Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen’s Vulcan Inc., Rockefeller’s Venrock, and Richard Kramlich’s New Enterprise Associates. The Government of Russia, through the joint-stock company Rusnano, invested in Tri Alpha Energy in October 2012, and Anatoly Chubais, Rusnano CEO, became a board member. Other investors include the Wellcome Trust and the Kuwait Investment Authority. As of July 2017 the company reported that it had raised more than $500 million in backing. As of 2020, it had raised over $600 million,which rose to around $880 million in 2021 and $1.2 billion as of 2022.
That might be a clue.


I think the people around Trump were feeding him false info…
I don’t think Stephen Miller technically counts as a person. Unless a pencil-necked manifestation of pure insecurity is considered a person.


At least Starbucks will have something I can’t get for practically free at home.

Australia is spelled wrong in the image.
And, damn, I was just trying to help. It’s not a criticism.


Raskin is being sarcastic. Don’t take the quoted bit to mean he really supports that decision.

Check your spelling.


Because, the hashing function is used before comparing.
If the user sends “5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99” the system runs the hash on that and gets “696d29e0940a4957748fe3fc9efd22a3”. Those don’t match. No access.
The judge should toss the case just on the absurdity of the amount of money he’s asking for.


It’s the essence of tribalism. Before genes it was blood. People were (are) judged by their names, style of dress, language, pallor, etc.
Humans evolved to survive in small groups and identifying those in and out of the group was important. Now, we struggle to overcome those instincts.
They’re not obvious at all. I do wonder if it can still be considered liminal especially considering you have to look closely to see them.
Otherwise, I would say counts.
Wouldn’t the person in it disqualify it as liminal space?
I feel like half of American churches could be wiped out if people just had some other live entertainment they could afford on the weekends.
Didn’t he go perform for the Saudis?
Shut the fuck up, Jimmy.


Yeah, there could be lots of reasons. I’ve gotten Apple GCs with cash back rewards from my credit card, for example.
Why is your brand new account tagged as a bot account?