No see, this makes sense. If this administration is ever going to end, you know his last action will be pardoning everyone, and he doesn’t want the precedent of pardons being ignored.

Don’t worry! It can be a heart attack or simply anxiety! And the best is when it’s triggered by anxiety about having a heart attack.

I’m getting back into small scale hydroponics. I have a decent setup from IKEA containers to grow a few leafy greens, and we’re starting some raised planters for beans, peppers, and tomatoes. It’s not enough to fully survive without a trip to the grocery store but it’s something.

Great. I’m happy, really, that some cracks however small are appearing. But unless I’m mistaken, even if the House and Senate bills could get smushed together and passed by both houses, it would need Trump’s signature to become law - something he is most assuredly not going to do. Is there enough votes to override his veto?

Quick! To SCOTUS for a 5-4 decision in favor of the administration overturning this decision!

Oh Monsanto, never change.

The podcast Main Justice has been following this - the crazy part is that a judge ruled the first executive order targeting a law firm clearly infringed on multiple constitutional rights and, even after that ruling came down, the administration released more executive orders with the same language targeting other law firms.

Nice to see Wegmans on the list. This is also how I find out that Danny isn’t the CEO anymore (guess the cocaine habit finally won out).

Has AI even been trained on COBOL?

I bought a car that comes with a “free” 300k/30 year warranty, but only if to do oil changes every 4k miles or 3 months. Maybe this guy has something similar?

For me, I may try And keep it up for a bit, but driving to one particular dealer every 3 months just to get a ridiculous warranty that will probably never actually pay out isn’t worth it.