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I think that Walmart employee that was murdered by and anti-mask but really opened people's eyes to how real domestic terrorism is in the US to these companies. Whether they're doing this because they want to protect their employees or want to stop backlash against them is still up for debate, but either way it's clear that terrorism works.

I thought he only rode crackers? Putin on the Ritz

It kind of makes sense. Reddit is one of the most visited websites in the world. It has more DAUs than Twitter.

I wonder if laziness is going to be what ultimately pushes mass adoption. Most people just don't want to deal with the maintenance associated with perfect lawns.

The board must be getting tired of this by now. He's showing that he doesn't know how to handle their user base.

That's like asking Whirlpool and Kenmore to pay for water and sewer expansion.

That's the loan payments pause, not the forgiveness program

I've had RIF on the same part of my home screen for over a decade. That muscle memory will be very hard to break.

we need a WorkReform sub in here.

Just please for the love of god actually call it "WorkReform", not "Anti-Work"

If nothing else, student loans should no longer be exempt from bankruptcy. Makes no sense that any basically any debt can be forgiven except that one specific type for some reason.

Just a reminder that things rarely actually get deleted in the software world. Instead a flag is flipped to is_deleted=true

Yeah I guess I was just worried about it all becoming a headache. Looks like there are some easier entry points though.