I’m not saying they’re planning a coup.

But if they were planning a coup, this is one of the first steps they’d take.

This. It’s not a plan, it’s an excuse.

About 59,000 trucks across all models, in two years.

Which is about how many F-150s Ford sells in a month.

We weren’t sure, and nobody actually cared, until she officially (and inexplicably) denied it.

They’re rebuilding the military’s top command structure around loyalty to The Heritage Foundation and its ideals, rather than loyalty to America and its Constitution.

Build community by throwing bricks at fascists!

LibreOffice still includes some Java code, which creates performance bottlenecks. And, as u/Hawke points out, OnlyOffice and Euro-Office are web/cloud based, enabling better collaboration and more dependable access and storage.

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Nnnothing?

It’s not connected to LibreOffice in any way, though, aside from the first five letters of their names.

LibreOffice: “Am I a joke to you? Actually, don’t answer that.”

Nor where.

https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/oakland-speed-camera-tickets-22279621.php

According to municipal data, the highest volume of official citations occurred along southbound 73rd Avenue at the 2345 block, where 8,127 tickets were issued. The highest speed recorded at the location was 43.7 mph.

The highest overall speed captured by the network was 55.3 mph, recorded on southbound Hegenberger Road between Spencer and Hawley streets.

NEVER EVER GIVE SPEEDERS A HIGH SCORE TO SHOOT FOR!

“There are dozens of us! Well, okay, tens of us. Oh all right, ten of us. If you round up.”

Payback’s a bitch, ain’t it?

$20.1 million across three lawsuits. Bro had the wrong visa. He said he was here as a tourist, but clearly he was here on business.

[citation needed]

Morge (v): To add AI-generated slop to a previously unsoiled codebase.

Contrails contribute to global warming and are completely avoidable.

…the proliferation of AI interviews comes as companies are complaining about a “deluge” of resumes.

Oh no, the companies that collectively laid off hundreds of thousands of workers are absolutely swamped with people looking for work!