ninetyfurr

This inversion has been years in the making. I understand Silicon Valley is quite the Disneyland of tech, but you realize the rest of California is a third world country, and people and companies are fleeing in droves.

Sunlight as a treatment for COVID-19? Where did I hear about this before.

Oh a guy with $77,000 in his day trading account didn't know futures can go negative. I'm shocked.

Ironically this is the same guy who will sell you a gym contract without a cancellation option and blame you for not doing your research when you owe him $1100.

Clean Coder is great for developers just starting their career.

YouTube is headquartered in the US, so it should follow CDC advice, rather than a global counterpart.

>Twitter has argued it free speech rights are violated

That's rich coming from a company famous for censorship.

I cannot solve any of them.

I wonder why nobody pays for newspapers, yet podcasts and talk radio shows pull in millions of dollars annually.

They should quit padding the numbers if they're so concerned about minimizing fatalities.

A man gets hit by a bus and tests positive for Coronavirus, I don't care what the science has to say about it, that is not a Coronavirus death and you can't change my mind.

Consumer Reports coined the phrase decades ago. That purchasing a new car is the worst financial decision anyone can possibly make.

Ironically in censorsed domains, the absence of information is a very clear indicator of truth. It happens everywhere - there are many true things you are not allowed to post on the internet.

You know the old saying, "Just because you read it on the internet, doesn't mean it's true"? Consider the inverse: Just because you haven't read it on the internet, doesn't mean it's not true.

All of a sudden my unsexy junior dev job at shitcorp isn't so bad.