Would anyone be interested in a class-action lawsuit against @Hertz for their incompetent customer service? It feels intentional at this point. I can't be the only one who has lost many hours of my life trying, and so far failing, to get them to correct their own mistakes.
One election won't make everything perfect—but it could make things better. And that's why it’s worth taking a few minutes to vote. It's the best route for us to achieve the changes we want. Make your plan to vote at https://t.co/XdZz4dh82T. Let’s bring this home.
@douglas The ambulance sirens are almost reassuring to me at this point. Reminders that the city is still doing whatever it can to take care of folks who need help. I’d feel a lot worse if they suddenly stopped. (This is 100% a coping mechanism but it’s what I keep telling myself.)
For NO PARTICULAR REASON, I want to share a story about Democratic Party technology succeeding. The failures tend to be loud, but the successes tend to be quiet, so I’d encourage you to think about what you might be missing
@mgreiler Mostly with larger-scale changes where the author consciously broke the problem into smaller chunks and addressed them with separate commits. Otherwise it can be hard to know where to start with this type of review.
@mgreiler@kentcdodds If a full change history was available I would take it into account in the review, but I don’t think it’s ever essential. These types of questions can all be talked through or documented in other ways.
@mgreiler@kentcdodds For me: if the code being reviewed is all new, the latest revision is fine (the code should speak for itself). If reviewing a new change introduced to an existing system, it would be helpful to see at least the original state if not every step along the way to the final commit.
1/ As a debate rages over calling migrant detention centers “concentration camps,” it is worth revisiting reporting and writing about the conditions at these facilities. Follow this thread for more.
What's more important to understand here is how we as humans are not reliable narrators of our lives. This guy created a whole fiction in his head where he worked hard and sacrificed to pay for school while completely leaving out how much aid he received.
@PhilRenown @soniagupta504 Yes, he did. Deborah Ramirez was the second accuser to come forward publicly, and GOP staffers blocked her from even being given the opportunity to testify to the Senate.
There is a bill in the Senate that would stop Trump's policy of separating immigrant children from their parents at the border.
There are currently 43 Democratic co-sponsors and ZERO Republicans.
Every single Senator who is not a sponsor needs to confronted about it
Let's go
We must #resist false claims of vote fraud and push for election reform at the local level -->
Same Day Registration
More early voting opportunities
Automatic Voter Registration
No-Excuse Absentee Balloting
Pre-registration for 16 & 17 yr olds
Making Election Day a holiday