I hate to say it, but @dhh is right. Bought a Beelink ($800) instead of M4 Pro Max ($5000). 96 fucking GB of Ram, 2TB of SSD. 2.5M lines of code builds in 61 seconds. and now I can't go back. Really great job to the @OmarchyLinux team.
Alright @dhh, let’s see what you’ve been cooking with @OmarchyLinux
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An Indian Hindu helped saved all of those Israelis on board the plane from Dubai today. Hero. 🇮🇳 🤝 🇮🇱
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I wish fans of regulation would read history to see JUST how quick these governing bodies get co-opted by industry interests… usually to prevent future competition.
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“Crocodiles may seem peaceful when they bask together, but the truce is uneasy at best. The hierarchy is built on size and strength, with the largest males at the top. Crocodiles are swift to cannibalize each other if convenient, but won’t typically do so out of a mutual respect, they know it isn’t worth the risk. But a crocodile showing weakness, either from simply being smaller than the rest or thrashing about in pain after a brief attack like this, will trigger a predatory response and will almost certainly be killed.”
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Amazing how little human nature has changed. I get that he should have said thank you for the notes but THIS is the grave insult you put into your memoir decades later ?? Soft as butter 🙄
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What’s that? Someone on a moral high horse is a hypocrite? Tale as old as time.
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It’s startling how blatant the manipulation of the robber barons was… and how obviously illegal these actions should have been. These days you only see this type of stuff in crypto. Make of that what you will.
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Those iconic brownstone steps New Yorkers love so much? Just to distance their homes from the mountains of shit 😂 Even 200 years ago New York never had a proper garbage system.
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If there’s one lesson from history, it’s to never let bankers override an entrepreneur.
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1. The absolute gall 2. Nice to read about a time before DeBeers when diamonds were properly priced
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There has never been a better advertisement for private schools.
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I love that the lesson from these incidents was not to stop. It was just to get a body guard 😂
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Imagine how ruthless you have to be for someone even in that era to say this about you.
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Edison is every dev forced to pay attention during a company all hands 😂
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I hope to believe in anything as much as Cooke believed in Duluth 😂
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Chander ரமேஷ் retweeted
Benghazi cost four American lives at a single compound, and Congress gave it ten investigations and two years of televised fury. Beirut in 1983 produced a commission within weeks, and Pearl Harbor had its inquiry inside eleven days. That is how a serious country treats a military disaster. This week the Pentagon's own inspector general confirmed that Iran has damaged or destroyed hundreds of buildings at American bases in eight countries, along with dozens of aircraft. Neither Vietnam, Iraq nor Afghanistan ever saw the American footprint across a whole region hammered at once, and the public only learned of it because soldiers leaked photographs while Hegseth shrugged about the occasional "squirter." General Caine warned before the first bomb fell that stockpiles and defences were not ready. Hegseth, a former television host, has since fired or blocked more than eighty generals and admirals, so the war is being run with the adults removed from the building. When a Republican congressman filed eight articles of impeachment this week, the Speaker sent the House home early rather than allow a vote. zerohedge.com/geopolitical/u…
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You’re in the railroad business when your more capitalized competitor lowers rates to $1/train car. What do you do?
50% Make yours free
0% Sue
50% Fold shop
0% Other
2 votes • Final results
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The correct answer is to recognize an unwinnable situation and rightfully exit the railroad business. Congrats, you’re a cattle transporter now! If you got this, you just might be a financial genius 😏
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