We know some roads would be built without a tax. The issue is that only roads that benefited the wealthy would get built. Taxes are required for equitable access to public infrastructure.

I think the point is that you are using a commercial entity to host your code. There is a bill for the code you have hosted, and you aren't the one paying for it.

If that was the point why did they write “commercially run”? That is explicitly about management, not hosting or single points of failure.

What are we supposed to take away from an out of context blog post about someone's office drama again?

Just flag and move on.

I didn't mind when it was one out of context post, but it seems like there's been 5 or so hitting front page from her domain in the past 2 days. Your guess is as good as mine.

You could easily click on the (rachelbythebay.com) after the link and find out that a lot of her posts have been discussed here over the years, and that a number of them have been posted in the few weeks. Those recent ones will give you the context.

That the person writing has a huge ego and you should probably not hire them.

We've got a VR arcade in Ballard. It made me realize I definitely couldn't own one at home due to space limitations, but I like heading to the arcade every now and then. They have padded booths and booze.

That's pretty cool actually - I wonder how well the booze pairs with the VR though.

Much like the way that hackerrank tests how good you are at hackerrank tests?