I can’t imagine many companies would allow this to be installed on company hardware.

Funny enough, the source[0] that uses this formatting also points out the quote is a fabrication.

[0]: https://www.bartleby.com/73/195.html

He’s a troll, this isn’t news

I’m relieved to see the comments here are not as pro “blindly trust the government” as The Guardian is.

There’s something deeply unsettling to me about art like this, as if one of the hidden layers is “colonoscopy”

Haha true, mixed with partially damaged DivX Movies.

I mean this sincerely, do public apologies ever help in situations like this? Anecdotally, I always seem to see them backfire as insincere or insufficient.

I would love to see the tech support tickets filed at the less technologically inclined agencies after network level ad blocking is launched

What makes a huge difference for me is having a progression plan and tracking my progress. With both running and lifting, it’s easy to set short term and long term goals and see yourself reach them week after week. That helps with building the habit, and the habit is all you need.

He was so well read, but played the "dumb guy" so well: https://youtu.be/ob3yBb2E-uM

I'd argue that it should be:

He was so well-read that he played the "dumb guy" well.

Agree with this and the following FTA: 'Norm was a pure comic. He once wrote that ‘a joke should catch someone by surprise, it should never pander.’ He certainly never pandered. Norm will be missed terribly.”'