Probably a CR/LF issue that whoever built the site to have basic text rendering be reliant on JS couldn’t be fucked to care about.

I’m not generally one to complain about walls of text, but I’m not reading this despite my curiosity. Paragraphs exist and should be used. This just looks like a kid who couldn’t competently create a GeoCities page.

Not a reason to not try if you have the resources.

Very much this … if you know how to cluster plants together to maximize a vegetable garden, someone else is adept at raising rabbits and chickens, and someone is good with off-grid electric while someone else knows plumbing, suddenly, you have a commune.

But then again, they may not.

I joined a mining pool in 2010. Shits and giggles, you know? But my wallet was on my first SSD (a technology for which by this point we had no idea on longevity), and I wasn’t good about backup hygiene. Anyway, long story short, I had 4 BTC when they were worthless. I’ve since learned to be more diligent about backups.

A thumb drive back then could have saved me from homelessness today.

I swear the Taster’s Choice couple was less of a “will they or won’t they” situation.

Here’s a story that doesn’t deliver on the hed.

Fucker played golf while Black. We simply can’t have that.

Don’t be cheeky … this is still Obama’s fault.

That is a wildly misleading hed. “Launch site” != “building a space industry.” By that logic, every airport in the world builds aircraft.

The Weather Balloons Strike Back

Fly safe!

I hear D.C. is nice this time of year for an asteroid impact. Problem is, everyone’s on vacation.

Nr. 6 will surprise you! For this hed to work on this story, a listicle format is indicated.

Question heds by definition have “no” as an answer. If you’ve done the reporting to answer the question, the copyed ain’t writing a fucking question hed. We’re going to be declarative. And when there are enough holes in a story, putting it on the spike is rather easy.

Rule of thumb for reading “X may have Y” heds: mentally finish it with “then again, it might not.”

This is just a question hed in disguise.

Rock Celebrates 2 Billion Years Of Not Being Subducted

Inanimate objects don’t celebrate much.

Original source, please. Archive.is doesn’t work on a VPN.

No.