Jesus Christ…I’m assuming the CEO wears a black helmet and has a trap door in his lair.

Added to my shopping list, thanks for the tip.

I also can’t use products with SLS. I really like Yardley London soap, but it’s not cheap and I’m not sure if it comes as a body wash. Smells great though.

Yeah, Ben & Jerry’s is one I buy sometimes, but there are plenty of ice cream options so no biggie.

It’s not cunning or malice. It’s hubris and incompetence.

I drive a lot of miles every year, and would never, ever go back to a gas car. And my EV cost about the same as a well equipped Camry, so it’s not out of reach for many buyers.

You might be right…I tried to search for a Twitter community, but it doesn’t exist here yet apparently.

It does come as a notification, and I ended up finding it in my notification history.

Thanks for the tip, I found it in my notification history.

I’d like to see more Waze features integrated into Google Maps.

As I read your comment, I couldn’t remember if this was about the Reddit protest or the Wagner mutiny.

“A podcast about org charts.”

I’m not sure Russia gets to terminate the war at this point. Even stopping offensive actions wouldn’t meet Ukraine’s requirements. Russia needs to be expelled from all of Ukraine, including Crimea.

Let’s have all three.

I’ll take old over criminal or fascist.

That sentiment may exist, but in this case it takes everyone a long time to gain proficiency in an F-16. Training a US fighter pilot takes years. I think, if anything, the US is very impressed with Ukrainian airmen at this point.

I’m assuming the US wants to ensure Ukrainian pilots are very well trained in the F-16 before it’s delivered. It would be a big setback if a bunch of them were lost to enemy fire or to pilot error soon after arriving in country. But yeah, the F-16 has the potential to negate the attack helicopter problem.