“then what exactly are we getting whenever we hand over the money we’ve earned?”
I think we all have an answer to that one but it’s anatomically impolite to describe. My question though is given recent stories of clawing back funds from bank accounts, do we even really own the money we earned?
It would seem the airline his father was on during all this has more requirements to notify passengers of their status and rights than the Fontana PD does for people who aren’t in their custody.
Probably a dozen or so good ones. Even been accused of being a bot once! Yep, it’s been a rich history, and I’m probably looking forward to my next 122 more than anyone else.
Selling knock-off Near-Deere parts on the streets of Des Moines is a real problem though. I was visiting the other day and wondered at everyone using cutter bars with shoddy welding.
Up next: McDonalds sues Burger King for offering french fries, and for hiring former McDonald’s employees who kept their paper hats and knew about putting fries in baskets instead of using their hands in the hot oil.
When you’ve got the looks and try to muscle out the brains it’s little wonder you confuse opportunity cost with cost. Maybe Huffman’s real opportunity cost came from having an inside track to build great and useful things but did other things instead while the community was creating the value.
Looks like we need to start supporting Right to Use legislation as a companion to Right to Repair efforts. The medical equipment aspect of Right to Repair comes to mind. “I do like to stand up on occasion so I’d like to subscribe to the Vertical Enhancement Package for my artificial knees please.”
“The whole thing about “living in it” is weird, because it’s not as though it takes several days to travel from Oklahoma to Colorado.“
It might when you’re going through Kansas, I think that’s kind of the point here. On road trips it’s important to have supplies on hand in case of delays caused by weather, accident, or a Kansas State Patrol fishing junket or two.
I mean, has anything good ever come from a company called AMC? Halfway through the movie the seat probably sprays oil all over everyone as it collapses into the row in front of you.
Microserfs to Microslop
Gen X needs Coupland to write the follow up about Redmond employees’ experience today.
Brilliant mathematician and humorist. Probably a fair professor. RIP Tom.
“then what exactly are we getting whenever we hand over the money we’ve earned?” I think we all have an answer to that one but it’s anatomically impolite to describe. My question though is given recent stories of clawing back funds from bank accounts, do we even really own the money we earned?
Irony or something
It would seem the airline his father was on during all this has more requirements to notify passengers of their status and rights than the Fontana PD does for people who aren’t in their custody.
Beefcake Surpasses 122 Comments!
Probably a dozen or so good ones. Even been accused of being a bot once! Yep, it’s been a rich history, and I’m probably looking forward to my next 122 more than anyone else.
I wonder
if on Jan 1 Tesla screens start showing a cartoon of Steamboat Willie watching a rocket launch from the deck of a self-steering steamboat.
Selling knock-off Near-Deere parts on the streets of Des Moines is a real problem though. I was visiting the other day and wondered at everyone using cutter bars with shoddy welding.
Muskerburgers
Up next: McDonalds sues Burger King for offering french fries, and for hiring former McDonald’s employees who kept their paper hats and knew about putting fries in baskets instead of using their hands in the hot oil.
Opportunities
When you’ve got the looks and try to muscle out the brains it’s little wonder you confuse opportunity cost with cost. Maybe Huffman’s real opportunity cost came from having an inside track to build great and useful things but did other things instead while the community was creating the value.
Beyonce Defense
DEEP: Your honor, we liked the bear so had to put a Ring on it.
Here we keep going
Looks like we need to start supporting Right to Use legislation as a companion to Right to Repair efforts. The medical equipment aspect of Right to Repair comes to mind. “I do like to stand up on occasion so I’d like to subscribe to the Vertical Enhancement Package for my artificial knees please.”
You think that’s bad…
…wait until he sees the Techdirt headlines for the day.
Be prepared
“The whole thing about “living in it” is weird, because it’s not as though it takes several days to travel from Oklahoma to Colorado.“ It might when you’re going through Kansas, I think that’s kind of the point here. On road trips it’s important to have supplies on hand in case of delays caused by weather, accident, or a Kansas State Patrol fishing junket or two.
Good point. Mindless zombies wrecking things seems to follow context pretty well though.
The name is the first clue
I mean, has anything good ever come from a company called AMC? Halfway through the movie the seat probably sprays oil all over everyone as it collapses into the row in front of you.
New ad campaign
Older adult office workers dancing in silhouette with their broken laptops and phones to One Thing Leads to Another by The Fixx.
Regretted bravado
I wonder what bar he was at Monday night.
Subdomain? Come on.
Everyone knows charity begins at /home.
Silly FTC
Everyone knows tricks are for kids.
Bad theatre
If it’s theatre they’re after they should have just put the 156 million into a revival of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.