The problem is to not just that. Up here in New England we have no coal, no nuclear, insufficient gas pipelines, and taco Don Quixote keeps tilting at our windmills

My dishwasher uses high speed jets of 160° water to scour and sanitize.

Weekly? Every couple weeks? So you’re good standing in pee for a couple weeks, or you expect no one else to take a shower for a couple weeks?

Sure it all leaves through the same pipe, but it’s not like you stand in the toilet, no one ever lays down and soaks in the toilet, most of us don’t put children in the toilet.

Stephen mliller, life sentence

So we’re assuming someone who makes $89M is

• getting all her income through onlyfans
• is not incorporated
• has no deductible business expenses

I get some of these simplifications for the sale of discussion but the federal corporate income tax rate is 21% (yes, at least half of us are subsidizing corporations)

You’d expect her to being paid some salary as an employee of her corporation, and depending how the wrote it, it’s possible only that would be subject to sin tax, and it’s relatively insignificant

It’s an extra step. Sometimes that’s the best you can do

Seems like it ought to be another easy win in court, assuming we ever restore rule off law

In any just world we’d be able to hold up a mirror

Sure and maybe it’s all of our fault for accepting that. It’s easy to say they can abbreviate due diligence when you’re picturing them chasing people who are in the process of physically sneaking across the border. Especially when it’s balanced with people already established were generally treated as a civil infraction and with a defined process rather than violent criminal infraction

Thank you for adding to the discussion /s

Oh no, someone is putting their principals before their income and I’m sitting on my sofa judging them for not doing more

Let’s do eggs again. I don’t know about prices but I’ve already had two grocery trips this year where there were no jumbo eggs

Or you could try normal public restrooms. Or mandate that restaurants have them. Both of these used to be true in at least some places and more or less worked. Maybe a few tweaks to discourage camping, assault, and drugs and you’re good to go.

In a normal public restroom I’ve never seen anything dangerous or overly bad. It can happen

These are a horrible option. They tried them in Boston and no one used them. The thing is they were all pay, so unless you had exact change you weren’t using it. But even worse they had signs all over them that if you took too long they would automatically open, and if you tried to hold the door closed, you’d get soaked from the self-cleaning. And of course they were in prominent spots, rather than being off to the side, so no matter what you were walking into a crowd directly from the bathroom

I have no idea how long they considered too long, but it’s not worth the risk, especially since who ever carries change anyway,

I’m sure public health measures also, although you may be considering that as part of healthcare.

How does it affect US life expectancy as we

• take millions off healthcare
• close more rural hospitals
• cut back on vaccinations
• cut back on pollution enforcement
• cut back on basic rights for employees (like water breaks for farm workers)

Developing world, here we come

Previously I added to my routine, to ask two stupid queries of ai every day, because that was the metric we were judged on. I can get that out of the way quickly, and get to my work.

Now we have to use a new ai tool that has a lot more telemetry, thanks Microsoft. Unfortunately I don’t know what metric they are using and the tool spies on everything. I can’t even just not use the ai features because the tool is horrible

I’ve been trying to comment more, but we have to post as well

Cool, thanks. So much more readable

Interesting idea, and a great money saver! I find it strange that portable induction cooktops are so much cheaper and at least seem more technically advanced than a fill sized range.

But yeah, more clutter and probably not great for selling a house. Not for me