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On Wednesday, Attorney General William Barr told the Senate Judiciary Committee he found Robert Mueller's March letter critiquing Barr's Russia memo "a bit snitty." Snitty!
"I think it was probably written by one of his staff people," Barr said.
In the letter, which was tweeted out shortly before Barr's hearing began, Mueller's team revealed their concern that Barr's memo on the Russia investigation did not adequately represent the "context, nature, and substance" of his team's findings. "There is now public confusion about critical aspects of the results of our investigation," the letter read. Read more...
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By its very definition, a secret crush is one which you have no intention of sharing with the world — and certainly not with the person you have a crush on.
You might unpack your feelings in a journal or confide in a few trustworthy friends, but the whole point of a secret crush is obviously to keep it a secret. The term really could not be clearer.
Despite this universally known fact, Mark Zuckerberg, Father Of Privacy Issues, has announced a new Facebook Dating feature called "Secret Crush," which essentially encourages people to reveal their "secret crushes" with the help of Facebook.
I, quite frankly, could not think of a less appealing way to tell someone you like like them, and the thought of testing the feature out is so embarrassing that I'd rather do the unthinkable and reveal my feelings directly to my crushes' faces. Read more...
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People online are always getting mad about food they do not feel is made correctly — the more egregious the crime, the more heated the discourse. This makes sense: Food is both highly personal and highly political, and beloved dishes are constantly being misinterpreted and bastardized beyond recognition. (Remember the peas in the guacamole?)
It's not surprising, then, that a lot of people were horrified by the "vegan lasagna" that made the rounds on Reddit and Twitter this week. The dish, which — according to TODAY — was created by an engineer trying to accommodate a vegan friend for dinner, does not contain any of the ingredients that usually comprise a lasagna. There is no cheese, no pasta, and no tomato sauce. The whole cursed thing is just sliced onions and sliced tomatoes layered between pieces of iceberg lettuce. Read more...
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Just in time for Facebook's big F8 developer conference, Messenger is getting a swag of new features.
The messaging app is going to become even faster and lighter, where the company claims the app's launch time will be trimmed to under two seconds, and its size a fraction of what it once was.
Internally, the project is called LightSpeed, and the size of the app will be less than 30MB — that's 70MB less than the current version of Messenger.
Currently testing and expected to fully roll out later this year, the company's also bringing the co-watching feature that's already available on Facebook to Messenger. It'll allow you to watch a video together with your friends inside the app. Read more...
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