It took about a year of countering my mom’s, “what they’re doing makes no sense,” with, “it makes sense when their goal is to hurt people,” before she admitted I’m right.

She knew I was right the whole time, she just didn’t want to admit it.

In my state bicycles have to ride in the street, and are held to the same rules as motor vehicles.

I was definitely getting mental health care. I was unemployed, not broke.

But sending out several hundred applications with the only response being a handful of rejection emails despite being fully qualified will start to impact anyone’s sense of self worth.

Do people seriously expect any company to violate a court order?

The most surprising thing about this is they let him know they provided the data. Usually they can’t do that if it’s pertaining to an active case.

The real problem is the judge that signed the subpoena.

They added markup so now links work.

You can get vapes with caffeine in them. And coffee flavored ones.

It’s not smoking, though.

Have you seen this administration? I wouldn’t be surprised if they ‘tested’ them in downtown Chicago.

Our cancer has definitely metastasized

Or the same risk as just clicking on random links.

It’s pretty hypocritical for you to call other people idiots.

So basically like boxers dehydrating themselves before weigh-in.

Considering they invented time travel, I think they’d be fine.

The risk is lower, though.

She has to have one hell of a deadman’s switch to still be alive.

That math is meaningless to the discussion of whether or not every single gas pump with a “May contain up to 10% ethanol” sticker actually has exactly 10% ethanol.

There’s a reason that absolute wording isn’t used. Here’s another instance of the government using ‘up to 10%’

I’m 100% not going to go 40+mph on the highway on a bicycle. Luckily they’re building a bypass, so in a year or two I’ll be able to use it.

Signing up for a company’s mailing list.

Most of finished motor gasoline sold in the United States is about 10% fuel ethanol by volume.

Very first sentence. ‘About 10%’ is not the same as 10%, and ‘Most’ means not all gasoline is ‘about 10%’. You can still buy ethanol free gasoline.

That’s why it’s phrased as “May contain up to 10% ethanol.” Without testing a sample you won’t know exactly how much ethanol it contains.

Thanks for the recommendation! Sadly it’s not in my library, but it’s now on my wishlist

Yeah, I was hoping they’d go into more detail about how they got their numbers in the link at the top of the page, but no such luck.