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Thanks for the suggestion!

Microsoft Loop is the way to go nowadays.

Voyager is the spiritual successor to Apollo and an all around fantastic application.

Have a great staycation!

He’s a fine looking boy!

Jenny’s video was so damn good, I’ve started watching her back catalog.

The project still lacks an API meaning there’s no mobile apps, so I imagine that hinders adoption.

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United Artists was originally conceived with this concept, but like some credit unions and co-ops it got corrupted over time.

This is the latest blow to China’s embattled property sector, following news of property developer Evergrande filing for bankruptcy protection in the U.S. last week.

Shares of Country Garden have plunged over 70% so far this year, hitting record lows after the company failed to meet bond coupon payments, issued a profit warning and suspended trading in 11 of its onshore bonds.

Country Garden also has less than 30 days to make coupon payments it missed on Aug. 7 on two dollar bond coupons worth $22.5 million.

And how many of those have all their parts and are capable of getting airborne?

No, those won’t work. We need proven solutions like increasing executive bonuses!

Demonstrators sing “Glory to Hong Kong” during a rally at Chater Garden in Hong Kong on Oct. 26, 2019. (Mark Schiefelbein/AP) Can a song endanger the national security of China and threaten to subvert the power of the ruling Communist Party?

You read that correctly — a song.

Hong Kong officials seem to fear it can, as they are seeking an injunction against a protest anthem called “Glory to Hong Kong.” Officials have asked a court to ban the song from being performed, broadcast, distributed, displayed, sold, printed or published by any means and on any platform.

Not just the lyrics but also the melody. Under the government’s sweeping request, even humming it on the subway or street could violate the city’s draconian national security law.

“Glory to Hong Kong” was written in Cantonese chiefly by a local composer known as Thomas dgx yhl. It emerged during the 2019 anti-government protests and became the ubiquitous unofficial anthem of the movement. Its most provocative lyrics? “Liberate our Hong Kong, in common breath; Revolution of our times!”

Free Hong Kong!

🔫 “kudos”