@SlackHQ@SlackHQ I really hope that your team reconsiders these change. And I really hope you don't reply to me with one of your canned responses. I don't need it.
@SlackHQ@elise00000000@SlackHQ I left Twitter for all of the obvious reasons months ago, but this god awful change brought me back in. This was clearly not user tested enough or else you would've realized that providing user control (whether it's split or window) would've been an obvious goal.
I will be leaving the great Walter Reed Medical Center today at 6:30 P.M. Feeling really good! Don’t be afraid of Covid. Don’t let it dominate your life. We have developed, under the Trump Administration, some really great drugs & knowledge. I feel better than I did 20 years ago!
@benedictevans So long as there continues to be a market for laptops and desktops, Apple’s control of the stack allows them to pull ahead from other intel-based devices delivering either better battery and performance or same battery and lighter computers.
@profgalloway “Be grateful we’re even acknowledging injustice. If you don’t say thank you after I take my foot off your neck I might just put it back on.”
This is your idea of a “well put” argument?
Here's the thing I think about opinions, and I was taught it very young. When the anti-Semite says, "The Jew is a pig," the Jew wants to respond, "I'm not a pig. A pig has hooves, whereas I have hands and feet. A pig has a snout, whereas I have a nose. See? Not a pig!"
@1MiamiHurricane @ArturasJK Pretty sure what happened during the filming is enough to consider this a bit excessive. Even his buddy comes over to apparently stop him.
@LarryBoorstein@CDCDirector Turns out modeling a forecast for a pandemic within a country with constantly shifting responses across the nation is pretty hard
The CDC forecast goes a week or two into June. It doesn’t stop at June 1–the growing consensus is that the US will surpass 100,000 deaths on June 1