We'll replace it with individual aid bills where Democrats vote for all of them and Republicans vote for the ones that go to red states.

The private chef on the super yacht he's headed for would never burn the toast.

I would love to know what happened with all those politically connected PPE entrepreneurs with no background in the industry who were suddenly awash in PPE to sell.

You can also make a $5000 cookie out of NIST reference materials

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They're probably like $300 each. Baller.

I was building a product and to get a UL stamp, one of the tests was "we light it on fire and it should self-extinguish." This was a pain to pass and the device was not a fire hazard itself.

But the benefits of a houseful of stuff that meets that standard are pretty obvious in retrospect.

This is probably good marketing, anyway. Dudes love a truck that's not very good at truck things but makes them feel like they're doing combat.

Hezbollah looking at the situation and saying, "We would also like a piece of this" suggest that they don't fully get it either.

I only have a small number of Israeli friends but my small N suggests a level of inevitability that people still don't get.

Hamas seems to have misinterpreted decades of proportional-ish tit-for-tat retaliation as them being in a peer conflict and they've finally broken the dam.

I get that people are worried that the next person will be "worse" but McCarthy's main virtue was being too much of a coward to fully follow through on the catastrophes he helped create.

At least his replacement will know that he can't count on Dems to bail him out for free.

I guess everybody is on the same page as to whether Eastman is necessary to the Republican Party.