I see a red AI and want to paint it black…

That’s how you know it’s evil.

If you’re not in the party you don’t count as people, therefore it’s OK to exploit you for the benefit of the people.

Party lines will be redrawn as necessary to ensure a constant supply of labor for the people. Unpaid, because communism or something.

What do we wish for every year, Pinky?

I’ll buy the feral part.

But like… what if I want both?

It is common behavior for a lot of consumer IoT devices. If it goes on your network and you don’t control the software, you should consider it compromised. Even if the manufacturer isn’t doing outright malicious stuff, it likely isn’t secured very well (they never are) so there’s every chance that someone else could find it and use it as a platform for malicious activity.

Is this the new Tide Pods?

Bleecker Street will open the film in select U.S. theaters Oct. 16 before expanding nationwide Oct. 23.

in the whiskey

The burden is on you to provide evidence for your claims, at all times, especially when making a direct accusation against another person or persons. No one should ever have to ask for the evidence. Ever.

Cigarette butts clog Seoul’s drains — about 12 million discarded daily, fueling flood risk during monsoon season

Yeah, they don’t fill up landfills… most of them never make it that far.

haha, sexism funni

Typically yes, hourly wage earners get holiday pay for working on holidays:

§ 532.507 Pay for holiday work.

(a) An employee who is entitled to holiday premium pay and who performs work on a holiday which is not overtime work shall be paid the employee’s rate of basic pay plus premium pay at a rate equal to the rate of basic pay.

(b) An employee shall be paid for overtime work performed on a holiday at the same rate as for overtime on other workdays.

© An employee who is entitled to holiday premium pay and who is required to report for work on a holiday shall be paid at least two hours of holiday pay whether or not work is actually performed.

https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-5/chapter-I/subchapter-B/part-532/subpart-E/section-532.507

Most hourly wage earners are entitled to holiday premium pay. Salaried workers are typically not.

Lead by example.

I have gone to find myself

If I get back before I return,
keep me here

Shaved rabbit:

She’ll be thoroughly clucked.