The original comment called him “Danielle” and then edited to fix it to “Daniel”. Given that it’s the feminine version of the name, I think asking for a correction is reasonable, and deleting that request when it is fixed is also reasonable.

That being said, he could have been more polite about it. Everyone in that thread comes across to me at grumpy, though.

She just released it on YouTube as well

If he were taller he would fit in the thumbnail better

This is exactly the sort of thing I’ve been looking forward to being able to implement and tweak. Is it tunable to make however “fuzzy” it gets looser or stricter? E.g. 0 fuzziness would just be passing the exact phrase like it does now, but too fuzzy and it starts matching weirdly (like the other user’s “Google hears music too much and immediately opens Pandora” example)

Edit: I’m an idiot and only read your post and not your excellent GitHub readme

To be fair this is not the DNC, it’s a different Dem leadership committee specifically for the House campaigns. It should also not be interfering in primaries, though.

As someone who has to deal with that device management software, good! If your work requires you to be available outside of normal hours, a) make sure you are paid for that and b) make them give you a corporate-owned device. If I could only deal with corporate-owned devices and fully ignore all BYOD I would.

It’s not a rule that the DOJ created that it can change—it’s a LAW that was explicitly passed in response to Nixon’s bullshit

Literally in the article:

Engineers suspect ice may be blocking the line that is preventing urine from completely flushing overboard. The toilet is still open for No. 2 business.

I’m sure they brought diapers just in case this exact thing happened. Also,

Until the Orion capsule’s bathroom is fixed, mission control has instructed the astronauts to break out more of the backup urine collection bags.

It’s not like they can’t pee ever

Scabs would imply the TSA is on strike

Districts having different precedent isn’t new, and when those precedents conflict is usually when the SCOTUS will agree to hear a case. The recent ruling I believe you are referring to is that district courts can’t set nationwide injunctions, only injunctions within their district.

“I took such a big dump it feels like I’m 10 pounds lighter!”

Fun fact: the CPB is two years older than Cracker Barrel.

Normalcy is what gave us Trump

Let Mamdani deal with NYC. He’s campaigned hard for the city and clearly cares about working there.

But he’s so good at cyber!

I don’t think it’s a question whether or not he threw the sandwich, just whether or not that’s assault…

Or, hear me out, include sales tax in the listed price. If a cheeseburger costs (ugh) $5, no one cares that $4.70 is going to McDonald’s and $0.30 is going to sales tax, they just know they’re paying $5.

To be clear, it’s not the Supreme Court’s order, they only declined the appeal or to issue a stay, so technically it is a “regular” court order, which is just as binding.

Don’t look a gift horse on the mouth