I wanted to hate this, because there are good reasons for technical terms.

But this is a list of technical terms that aren’t used in their original purpose, but as a metaphor

A girl called her father. “Daddy, I have a flat tire.”

“Did you call your boyfriend?”

“He didn’t answer.”

“Do you have a spare?”

“He didn’t answer, either.”

Where can I get my books digitized?

I will never not promote this comic

One of the most remarkable things about NPR supporters is that either they lie and say it does not have an ideological bias or they do not know that it has an ideological bias.

Which is worse, not knowing NPR is biased or lying and claiming it is not biased?

'Trump Derangement Syndrome'

We see this on cybersecurity, where regulators want to regulate code and it’s totally not about making code better

7 years ago, I wrote a small piece about a man who was falsely accused of a crime.

A few days later, I got an anonymous telling me to look up the woman they called “the evilest white woman on earth.”

What happened next is the absolute wildest story you’ll ever hear

A thread

7/ Mona Lisa Rapping video

I'm not sure if physical force is justified, but the French swearing certainly is. If you are going to do this, this is how you should be swearing.

I'm not going to get worried until they start putting human skin over the hyperalloy endoskeleton.

This thread pretty much sums up the problem of a famous reviewer giving bad reviews.

Working for 5 years at the same company is great!

Delaware corporate law is a business that sells a product (corporate law) and services (adjudication). As a result, asking whether Chancery decisions are correct or incorrect is just asking whether they will increase or decrease the value of the Delaware chartering business.