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Isn't this using Biden administration guidelines?

With screen operated motorized vents. Eww.

It mentions "Overpayment interest for the 2020–2023 disaster period" which I figured could be applied broadly, but I guess that was more my interpretation rather than the intention.

It seems to also argue that we all have claims for lost interest on what we paid to the IRS during the period in question, but that's a stretch. I am getting Wesley Snipes tax advisor vibes here and will move along.

Since when do Linux users care about something being a huge pain in the ass?

16-18 years ago. Is bigotry always a permanent condition?

This isn't really a bad thing. Any company that monetizes credit cards can only do so because of their real, core product. They aren't really just banks like people claim. If they didn't fly people places reliably the whole thing collapses.

It's really just a surprising morph of their economic model in the post regulation era.

When you think of them as bailouts it makes more sense.

Have you read "Brave New World"? It predicted the future better than "1984".

They have enough food to stay that long?

Didn't LinkedIn create Kafka? Was that some of the overengineering?

We are working to migrate from Azure to on-prem because it's so bad. It is an uncoordinated mess indeed.

Well, to take it full circle, they don't dogfood LinkedIn on Azure. How about GitHub for that matter? Wouldn't that indicate Amazon can dogfood more?