If someone hires a former Facebook employee to work on their social network, is that patent infringement?

No. If that employee then implements features that FB has patented? Probably yes.

Because the PRC has set this as a red line. The Taiwanese would do it in a heartbeat.

I know it’s a pain, but what’s to stop us from using download-clis?

The answer is right there.

He isn’t suing because of the amenities, but because he is being socially isolated. It’s not about the quality of his cell at all.

Scholly D - Gucci Time (1986)

Also, I live in the US,

The first paragraph made that clear.

If you’re a large online news outlet doing this repeatedly: Probably sue you.

I don’t see it either.

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1. It’s page one, so I don’t think this is a selected subset.

2. This is just the people playing right now, and only people playing on steam. This doesn’t show all of the people who bought the game or are playing on console.

3. Obviously none of the gaming boycotts have worked, and we’re both putting way too much thought into one image.

Acknowledging the causes for crime isn’t defending criminals. You will not be able to condemn these effects away.

But you’re not talking about that, you’re mocking an individual for being religious.

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TL;DR: OP didn’t know that winter isn’t everywhere at the same time.

me happy about the cold winter, happy earth can cool down for a moment

Am I missing something here or is OP not aware that winter isn’t everywhere at the same time, and that tropical regions don’t follow these “classical” (for lack of a better term) seasons at all?

Obviously climate change is bad and all that, but the upper caption makes no sense.

And not just any reddit, but 2010 reddit – in both the best and the worst ways.

For anyone wondering: First number is base, second is related, third is other. I have no clue what those terms mean.

https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/824506840

As much as English speakers call each other “male sibling” or “canine”.

Technically correct, but no one makes that association in everyday language.

Which is kinda unfortunate. Mich_iel would’ve been much more on brand.