CorrosiveCapital

I think you should take a look at miro.com but not sure if they have a free personal account or how bad the subscription would be, since I know you want a one time fee.

Other than that you might try something like affinity designer or their book publishing program.

Incite a riot, get charged. Makes sense.

You're not wrong. Then I just feel bad, because I never finish a book since now I've trained myself to fall asleep after two pages no matter what time of day it is.

Agreed. By having this neutral third party you get to see, hopefully, a more genuine reaction than just being told what you want to hear.

While I'll agree with you that this should not be needed in a long term relationship, as you should have already been able to have open conversations about your hopefully shared core values, but I'd say using it as a weeder for an early relationship or first date situation isn't a bad idea. It allows you to start the conversation naturally.

All the studies show literally the opposite. Maybe you're less productive, but that makes you the outlier.

Read the article. Republicans are against no fault divorce, so they want the man to have to approve in order for his wife to divorce him. It's a way to enslave women.

Assuming this is real, avoid the local pd. Contact your country's version of the FBI. Tell them you fear for your family's safety, there have been threats, and that organized crime might be involved. They can use ground penetrating radar to see if there's potentially any bodies under there before they even dig.

Oh dude, yeah. The documented symptoms of mold exposure are mainly respiratory, but if you were already under a bunch of stress and your body is getting further stressed by toxic air... Could explain it.

It definitely took me a bit to get into, but the scathing indictment of the upper middle class liberal pearl clutching in the face of fascist violence eventually hooked me.

I'll give "The Plot Against America" a try.

More likely that the lives of vfx workers just continue to get less financially stable while having to have more skillets to cover more disciplines at once while "ai" is suppose to make up the difference according to their corporate overlords.

Anyone that hasn't read "It can't happen here" needs to go do so right now. While it was responding to the wave of fascism in America during the 1930's, it's remarkably prophetic about what we face now.