Well, this month in particular....

This happened ages ago, didn't it? Am I missing something new?

We will never solve the Scunthorpe Problem.

Committing neglectful manslaughter to own the libs.

I didn't think he was having an affair with Laura Loomer until he basically insisted he wasn't as an answer to an unrelated question.

Every single one of them look like their eyes are about to roll right out of their heads.

It's time we take seditionists out of the Sheriff's Departments.

the FFmpeg version is currently used in a highly visible product in Microsoft. We have customers experience issues with Caption during Teams Live Event.

This seems like a "you" problem, Microsoft, and since you employ thousands of programmers with the experience to solve your problem and commit the change back to the FOSS project, I think this is also very easily a "you" solution as well.

I love this sort of thing. Like NASA engineers calling an explosion a "rapid unscheduled disassembly."

We settled this 150 years ago

There was a war

YOU LOST

TEXAS, SPECIFICALLY, LOST

AS DID YOUR HOME STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, NIMARATA

Honestly, I think you could make a pretty good case that this statement is "aid and/or comfort" to insurrectionists, and thus disqualifies Haley to hold federal office under the 14th amendment.

This is the thing. Remote work as an option helps everyone. Lower costs for the employer, happier employees, the people who do want to work in an office have a better time because it's less crowded, the people who need to care for kids or parents have an easier time...it's entirely a win for everyone.

Except real estate companies, and therein lies the problem.

"In probably unrelated news, remote workers love how they can't be micromanaged or watched over their shoulders and are frustrated and disoriented by return-to-office plans."