I live in an area with a lot of Russian immigrants, many of them fairly recent (likely moved because they didn't want to get drafted), and I wish I could say I was surprised by this behavior. Vatniks are violently belligerent

Chase that ivermectin down with a nice bleach martini

Anybody who dies repeating something idiotic they saw on social media really isn't much of a loss

No no, you don't understand: the rules only apply to plebs like you and me. Corporations and their rich executives are free to do anything they want

For me, the whole point of paying for streaming was so that I could support the film makers without dealing with ads.

That doesn't sound profitable. How about artists and content creators only getting 0.1% of the profits and you have to watch ads? That sounds like it'd make the executives much richer.

So, again, her death would have been preventable if the system was different and staffed by different people, which it isn't.

These failures "should not be viewed as rare anomalies, but rather as systemic weaknesses that if not remedied, are likely to result in future harm to children in CBP custody,"

So in actuality her death wasn't preventable. It could have been if the system was something else than what it is, but it isn't and likely won't be.

I can recommend Kagi. Yes, it'll cost you to use it (but not a lot, eg. I'm on the $10/month plan), but people expecting to get everything for free online is what got us into this mess in the first place.

Joke's on you: I don't consider myself a real programmer either

It's like with famines: globally we produce more than enough food to feed everyone, we just choose not to.

Our problem isn't the production of goods, but the allocation.