Sounds reasonable.

My understanding is that, while the full truth is probably a bit messier than this, Home Depot has put more money toward conservative politicians and causes than Lowes has.

ActivisionBlizzard wasn’t so much of a threat to ComcastNBCUniversal as NetflixWarnerDiscoveryHBO would be.

Worth noting that these things are usually (and this one is) out of 51, including D.C. New Mexico appears to be #51 on the 2025 WalletHub list that is being referenced lately that put Oklahoma at #50.

Somebody’s IT department put up barriers, which you bypassed to force your way into the job? Is the willfully incorrect way I chose to read it.

“I hacked their system and put myself on payroll, issued myself an ID, and started showing up to work.”

Don’t dare steal a loaf of bread or a shirt for your infant, though.

Black hats will accidentally pop around the other side by attacking Windows 11 security in ways that hinder the reporting back to Microsoft. So their trojans and such have a better chance of survival.

They can applaud because they have both hands free

Clearly Your Basic Everyday Recommendation, Something Every Citizen Understands Robustly Improves Twice Yearly

I feel the chart is a way of comparing “how safer is it to drive from Houston to Orlando by motorcycle than by flying”. It’s not meant to say “a person is X% likely to die in a motorcycle accident across their lifetime vs. % by airplane”.

Worth noting that this data shows flying to be two orders of magnitude safer than travel by car. I think what this showed me is that train, subway, and bus are all somewhat safer than I expected, rather than that air travel is less safe than I expected.

While almost certainly the change you describe would be good, it doesn’t curb the ability of resellers to do their reselling outside of the Ticketmaster/Live Nation ecosystem.

Escalators break, they just remain useful while broken. However, everyone would still rather they get back to how they were before (moving).