I like this use of "Columbus" as a verb, will use at the first opportunity.

It's "Heroes," isn't it.

It's database software now😭

Someone was saving it for the book they'd pitched?

This just makes me curious if anyone has done a retrospective analysis of his time at HUD.

Thank you for sharing this thought with me. It has made me smile AND giggle.

Typing?

I hope to never encounter a more Thesaurus-assed argument than "the government needs to be run top-down from the Oval Office" because “'Executive' is a literal synonym of 'monarchical'".

It was used quite a bit in 2017, and here we are again.

That, and the fact that it ships with NO bloatware, are what convinced me the extra upfront cost would be worth it. I've had my refurbished model for nearly two years with zero regrets.

I think you are looking for this book and its descendants, as well as interdisciplinary work that focuses on textile production? en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hum...

This may haunt me for a while.

Me?

– An entry-level civil servant whose life was changed by a copy of Edward Tufte's The Visual Display of Quantitative Information (First Edition), found on a random bookshelf at their first clerical job.

As may be obvious, I've settled on using the hashtag #BadActorBingo for my case studies of common spam and scam patterns. I'll go back and append it to the other threads on the topic. I will be making this a semi-regular feature as I find common bad actor signifiers to dissect for you!

Although I'm inclined to call it "fieldwork," I think in this case we should consult the classics:

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