I interviewed a guy who worked at salvation army once, one of the short courses he'd done was just called "crack cocaine".

Your finance types play both ends

Quite, third of the internet, maybe not but a huge amount, and all sorts of services that other sites rely on

Apparently the us West Aws data centre in Virginia is an unholy mess of old tech held together with string

you might have found out already but the ramblas can be pretty sketchy at night, lots of pickpockets, they might pretend to play soccer with you or touch your private parts as a distraction

supposedly all the AI companies are doing these kind of"deals"at the moment,shuffling money back and forth to keep the stock prices pumped,it's not a bubble! last time I looked openai was spending $130bn more than it earned,maybe AMD
feels safe to offer stock for 1c thinking that oai won't hit goals

Ed has said there is lots of PIP fraud when in reality there is almost none

supposedly repeat covid infections have damaged peoples brains, the part that deals with inhibiting base responses etc. bouncers have noticed a general increase in trouble in the last few years for instance

He did some move where he moved to the house next door and rented his own house out, then claimed rent on the other house as expenses, maybe he can come up with some schemes like that

Colour me shocked, triads laundering money

if you'd had a flip chart with you you could have done a sub waterfall presentation about covid variants ;)

tastes like chicken

if it's getting hotter it's probably worth not going to the office

I went in 2019 and it was nice, I was only in the centre, supposedly the outskirts are much more gritty

I like Pompidou centre but it's closed for renovation, I mostly walked round and took pictures when I was there, I expect there are loads of museums, we went to a science museum place in 1989 which was good and which provided brief respite from French blokes making lewd remarks about my sister