You'd think so, but then she doesn't actually want it, and you either need to gorge it down or waste it.

Am I uneducated about how SNAP works, or is this a rare Texas W?

I think it's outrageous that you can't even buy hygiene articles or medicines with SNAP, and in that way it'd make sense that something so non-nutritious like candy shouldn't be allowed? Alcohol isn't allowed either for example, despite the fact that beer would be (at least marginally) more nutritious than candy.

So other than increasing the stigma already associated with SNAP, is it really problematic to ban candy? Even if it's not a major cost point, the principle of "poor people are too dumb to budget themselves, so we won't let them buy necessities like diapers and tampons... but we'll gladly let them buy candy" just feels wrong to me?

Me neither. But it's an easy solution, just fill the tube with some toilet paper for extra padding.

If your playbooks don't include an autoremove, you're doing it wrong!

Or rather, lessons learned from when the default /boot partition was only like 100 MB.

Despite his unhygienic lifestyle, he lived to the age of 94. He died a few months after bathing for the first time in 60 years, having been persuaded by the inhabitants of the village to do so.

Damn, maybe he should have kept following his instinct.

It's okay dude, you can dress and express yourself however you like, you don't need to convince us that it was all just some "social experiment".

Social media platforms would be required to implement age verification measures to ensure youth under 16 can’t create social media accounts and allow parents to oversee social media use by 16- and 17-year-olds.

Yes.

It's tiresome how lawmakers love to put a ton of shit into a single vote.

Even the article is apathetic... they write "escorted" her back to China, when it'd actually be "kidnapped" or "abducted"...?

"I was born for this!"

What happened to "snowflakes"? I guess that just like everything else, it was projection.

Yay for gender-affirming care!

How many of those thousands are actual good comments though? Last time I was there, I swear the majority of comments were from bots reposting the same comments that were in previous threads. It felt peak dead-internet.

That's actually a very bad gateway if it's still running an nginx from 2010.

I don't know all the numbers, but the point isn't to make money from people paying for API access, but to force people to use their official applications -- which meets their goals of farming more data/advertising money/engagement/whatever.

You can't fool me with your giant hands!

I thought one of the big problems with America's student debt was that you can't effectively default on it? That it will still persist even after filing for bankruptcy for example?

A teenager had a Bluetooth speaker that they named "BOMB". The cabin crew ordered everyone to turn off their Bluetooth, and when it was still showing "BOMB", the pilot squawked 7700 and returned to the departure airport. Not much more to the story than that, you're welcome.

Does he really think $500M would significantly change a city? As if the city would get any part of it, or that Dubai is something to desire...

The booths will be equipped with lock sensors which detect smoke. When smoke in such booths disappears, the doors will be automatically unlocked and defiant smokers can then leave the booths, he wrote.

Why not? If it's too hard to leave the hospital to smoke, then what's the problem with having a smokeroom?

This is exactly the kind of thing Jesus Christ would adore.