

Now he’s also retooling Tesla facilities to build his Optimus humanoid robots.


Now he’s also retooling Tesla facilities to build his Optimus humanoid robots.


Except your managers might think it’s important, or you’re a shitty manager trying to fill their time and look important by micromanaging your employees.


This only works in cities with naming schema that work that way. For my city, if I wanted to go to my old college, I’d drive to Columbia Parkway and have to take Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard all the way in, or divert through downtown to Victory Parkway otherwise. Some places in the city are named logically or you know where they are, but outside of downtown, you abandon the 5th/6th/7th sort of scheme in many cities in America that weren’t initially Planned Cities.
Now, you can do this in a handful of American cities (Indianapolis, for instance), but not most of them.


This doesn’t matter, because if you’re a soldier getting things shipped to you, it goes to an APO box that then gets sorted internally to go wherever that soldier is stationed. You’d have to stop shipping to military members entirely.
Remember, squids: if you’re in a big city, cops are better at responding to one big thing in one location than ten medium sized things across the entire metro.


It’s worked wonders for centuries. Half the reason “you should go to war” was a thing was because of the unspoken “so you can steal a bunch of shit from the villages you burn”.


The answer is “we need data that matches what we want”.


Still not a coup. This is straight up kidnapping. A coup by definition is internal.


In fact, this is something I could genuinely see multiple people in my own extended family saying.


This might also count under assault, depending on state laws. Someone turns up at my door with a fucking sword, a gun, and a belt full of chemical weapons, I’m definitely going to feel like he’s there to harm me, whether or not he says he is.


Sounds a bit like bite mark analysis - make up the result you want, then make the data (or test) fit.


Totally legal, all of that. The grenades require a $200 DD stamp each (don’t think the smokes do, unsure about tear gas - I know I bought smoke grenades for airsoft all the time back when I played), but everything there is totally legal from your local gun show or Bubba.


The big issue is giving Russia the territory it conquered. This is “if you give a mouse a cookie” in geopolitics - Russia will see this as a pause to let them rebuild, then they’ll take over a little more, and a little more, until they own everything. This is how Israel keeps expanding its borders, and it will signal to every other country out there, if accepted, that invasions are totally fine, you just have to make the conflict public enough that the West forces capitulation.


I’ll second my hero Mr Rogers.
We should all want to be like him.


People theorize that they’re installing extensions to the presidential bunker.


Oh no, lots of companies rely on the ESTA as well. Good luck going to the US on business trips.


You actually might be able to station enough ships to do so. A single carrier group is built to effectively control a small nation’s worth of sea on its own through air power. Combine that with naval and air bases across the world, you could potentially blockade trade across a LOT of areas.


There’s also the Gilboa DBR AR15.


Add a lanyard and a polo shirt with a logo and you’re effectively invisible.
They’ve stated elsewhere that even though they’re deploying “age inference” (whatever that is), verification is mandatory if you don’t want your account to be restricted to PG-13, basically.