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Who’s Tim Noel? The new CEO of UnitedHealthcare.

Following the killing of Brian Thompson, Tim Noel replaced him as the CEO of UnitedHealthcare. Noel had previously served as the CEO of UnitedHealthcare’s Medicare & Retirement unit. The announcement came after Thompson was fatally shot in December.

privileged little bitch does a fun hobby and becomes a millionaire I hate him

For me it’s a smouldering anxiety that everything is going to explode. Nothing I do today matters, because it could all be gone tomorrow. But if I give up and stop working, everything explodes. It feels pointless.

I see. Thanks for your response.

32gb of ram

32gb of ram

what do you need 32gb for in a linux box?

i’m an angry non orgasmic bottom

took me a few days but I fully switched to firefox. my computer finally runs the way it should.

I’m dealing with environment differences myself. “It works in development. It was peer reviewed. Code review passed. My changes are available in Git. It doesn’t work in QA for no reason” is my current project. I’ll look up a docker cert.

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ACAB

that’s very red

why is it kind of cute tho? mao is smitten

i love this take. it could be the I Love Lucy setup

Prompt: can you please draw a first date between a man and a woman, in her living room, and she has ash urns from four dead husbands on the mantel? label them 1, 2, 3 and 4

This is a bit dramatized especially with “fucking children”. I’d like to see sources to back up such emotional claims, especially the chest-thumping parts eg. “Not own their children”. Families lived together and children weren’t treated like chattel. You exaggerated here. “Nearly half of your working days” is an overstatement and labor obligations were typically 2–3 days a week plus extra during harvest (boon days). So, about one-third of workdays, not half. Enclosing timing and large-scale commons stripping were much more severe in the 15th–16th centuries than the 14th. While some pressures started in the late 13th, it wasn’t yet widespread. Seems like you’ve got a strong opinion but flimsy research to back it up. I can see why you had to be pressured to write a complete response. Have a day.