Wouldn't productivity artificially increase during economic recessions, as hiring is limited and layoffs abound?, The inputs side of the equation goes down as the existing workforce starts doing the work that previously was done by the missing employees, up until they just can't anymore?

How are they going to get clean way up there?

Because he was a Republican first and only, and did not care about anything that didn't either enrich himself and his colleagues, or at the very least, cause harm and pain to those who were in need or assistance.

He was absolutely not a dedicated public servant.

Maybe it will happen this year.

This happened to me yesterday, where I was in a loop being prompted for my birthday, but couldn't actually set it. Turns out I was logged in using an "app password", and everything cleared up as soon as I logged out and back in using my main password.

There's a deli near family I visit around this time of year that has a sandwich with that combo, and I love it.

I feel a bit conflicted about rooftop solar, since it forces the investment onto the individual homeowners, is dependent on specific roof slopes and shade clearance, and moves away from the community based cost/benefit of typical utilities. Locally beneficial, but community based would scale better.

Wavering on whether to reply directly to the "well, actually..." or just go passive-aggressive. I guess I made my choice.

I want to leave room for people to change their ways, but this is so antithetical to everything I hold dear that even if we shared 99% of every other ideal in common with me, this makes him dead to me...

It's probably a terrible idea, but I really want to pet it.

This is a constant refrain on Nextdoor, a site that actively inhibits discussion and countering these folks. Alternatively, I am soothed by this site being a constant stream of joy today.