The article mentions Mozilla removing the extension for “supporting hate” which really makes me want to download a different browser, but apparently it is back now - I just installed for Firefox on Android.
Edit: although installed, it doesn’t seem to be working…will have to figure this out later.
This showed up in my feed right below “Kim Jong-un attends opening of 10,000 new apartments in Hwasong district”. I was just looking at it thinking “we could really use 10,000 new apartments in Toronto.”
The irony is just so stark. North Korea is supposed to be the scariest place on earth, but it’s right here at home that we have “housing so unaffordable you can just die instead.”
He sure does take it to the extreme though…
That same year, she said she was forced to reschedule Zuckerberg’s address at the UN to a later time slot because, according to Wynn-Williams, “the United Nations isn’t important enough for Mark to do an event before noon.”
But beyond that, I suppose it goes against the mythology of billionaires being “hard working”, which is obviously silly, but there are people who still believe that nonsense, and might be shocked.
Planned obsolescence, I would say, is a form of shittyness, especially when it seems they’ve invented a fun new way to wreck the ozone layer while they’re at it.
So, another one of the muskrat’s projects turns out to be surprisingly shitty?
I would love to visit Chongqing some day, it’s like science fiction but real.
And the following sentence:
Before the January 29 collision, the last major fatal airplane accident involving a US carrier was in 2009,
So yeah, January 29th. The rest were February. Of course one single incident in January, and several more in February, isn’t going to have a huge impact on the number of incidents in January. February is what we should be talking about.
I have to assume that the actual message being obfuscated here is “please keep buying plane tickets, you still probably won’t die and even if you do it’s just really important for our up-going line.”
Oh duh I can’t read. It says “larger”, not “largest”.
This is very impressive, but surely there must be a country somewhere who’s largest trading partner is someone else, besides the US or China?
Many in Washington bristled at the public’s failure to register how strong the economy really was
“The economy is so good guys.”
“Why can’t I afford to eat?”
“Shut up I said the economy is good, OK?!”
That’s an…interesting…way to describe this guy’s aptitude to run the company infamous for denying healthcare.