UHC are the literal fucking devil.

No, the damage is done... most Americans genuinely want the fucker.

Pretty much all in Blue states - the Red states have no pacific access and lode out on the eastern megacity.

Between this and the plantation texts how the fuck is the FBI not giving any external communication about investigations. Do they really have absolutely nothing to show?

These texts are domestic terrorism. They're non-violent but they absolutely fit the bill for terrorism.

This article is focused on traditional measures of risk (drinking and sex) and is ignoring novel forms of risk... Gen Z appears to be extremely active in the gambling markets (particularly sports and political) in a way that older folks simply haven't engaged in.

Just before people misunderstand... a lack of foul play means the investigators don't believe it was an intentional act of murder... but Walmart may still be found guilty of gross-negligance in creating an unsafe work environment.

And, it's also more likely that the Biden administration will cooperate giving them the information they'd need to take legal action under Trump.

I think there are some things we need to learn about people that grew up on the unregulated internet. I normally hate generation generalizations but Millenials (at least us 80s kids) were the last people who got to grow up without the internet being omnipresent in our lives before we hit puberty.

People like Tate and Peterson have done immeasurable damage to Gen Z... Instagram was deeply damaging to women's mental health but the manosphere has done damage that will probably never be undone.

And this is where he's got the ACLU beat... he doesn't actually have any plans except to write a scary sounding executive order on day one an assume Steven Miller will come up with a real plan.

Uh... sports gambling?

It's pretty helpful for medical emergencies and getting through border police as a family.

Right now her likely next roll is political irrelevancy.

How so? Living expenses for children often fall below exempt income levels. Taxation would only kick in for large wealth transfers.

Yea, it is.

This definition of private citizen seems to extend to all human beings... so why do we even do ethics reports.

People have been saying it as long as we've had language.

It's really fucking complicated and we don't really assign purchases in a way that'd fully solve the problem - but if taken to a logical extreme I think simply taxing gifts as income sort of fixes all the loopholes.

If we're talking about the US the minimum income threshold for taxation is 13,850 - most personal expenses children incur wouldn't sum up to exceed that threshold (outside of medical bills which it's insane you have privatized in the US). So if gifts were treated as an income source then the first time kids would probably be hit with any owed taxes would be being gifted a car or being gifted college tuition.

I think the standard exemption should probably be higher than it is but it's still high enough to cover what we generally consider common expenses when raising a child. Using a rule like this would really even out the playing field for kids.

You can think of it that way - sure. If you want a deeper insight into development I'd just consider it a form of conditional switching. I think back to washing ores in SeaBlock (you're running recipes that could output one of like six things and sushi-ing is the only real recourse). Some filters might be dealing with success cases, some might be error cases - they aren't really treated any different at a basic level. The data needs to go where it's supposed to and exceptions (excepting unhandled ones) aren't really any different than any other status response.

Many operations can return multiple states, a "correct" usage of that operation is being able to handle all of those states in a reasonable and planned manner.

I've noticed that clearly CC stuff like HOME gets used quite often... and yt folks often make homages to other users (like Summoning Salts favorite track being used for accomplishments/records now)