I miss neutral politics from reddit, do we have something like that? I liked how strict they were about sources and avoiding bias

Okay I agree with the other comments here but I'm a bit confused on this.

How are we still spending money on these things if congress doesn't approve it? The legislature sets the budget, did they just forget to make it official and extend these? Also why even have a phase out period in the first place?

This is just awesome. Really needed some good news today

Woah I didn't realize Hawaiian shirts were so politically charged. I just thought they looked cool lol

Woah, not even any mutual or index funds. Just relying on pensions for retirement.

Surprised that he wouldn't have some sort of personal investments. Keeping everything in cash/CDs isn't a great personal finance strategy.

I was camping without cell service.

Came back to news of a massive IT outage and Biden dropping out, pretty wild how much can happen when you're off the grid

Lol I actually had to check to make sure this wasn't published on April 1st. Missed joke opportunity, this is hilarious

No, the court interprets laws. Congress writes them.

Unless maybe biden threatens to use his immunity

Second map is wrong. You can drink the tap water in any country at least once

Integration between products can be done well through standards and public apis. Apple just doesn't expose this functionality to other developers because they want you stuck in their system because of the benefits of the integration between products.

Do votes count as activity as well? Or just posts and comments?