That sounds right to me. Maybe “spin” if I want to be a bit more neutral, but it doesn’t look like they deserve the benefit of the doubt.

Theyre putting a happy spin on some bullshit.

We have SAFe at my office too. It seems to me that it’s just a way to say you’re agile while still being waterfall.

You only need a couple grand to open a margin account and buy puts. A put isn’t technically a short but it has a very similar profit profile with lower risk.

But you’re right that timing is key.

It could even be they were brave enough and there wasn’t enough evidence. These are the ones that the prosecution could prove beyond a reasonable doubt.

I mean, there are probably some who didn’t come forward too.

You didn’t circumvent it by breaking the encryption, but I’d say you still circumvented it.

I tried to do a dual boot on my bf’s new laptop, he was li-curious, it ended up being such a hassle he just switched entirely. He prefers the Mac like interface on Wayland.

If it’s something only a gay guy would know, that’s the only logical explanation.

It depends. You get all sorts. There very much is a “right now” segment of the population.

Not just conspiracies about who killed him, there’s going to be a set who insist he isn’t really dead, he’s just gone into hiding against the deep state or something equally silly.

The Kingdom, The Power, and The Glory has a good dive on how they’ve squared that circle.

There’s some who see the threat to Christianity as being so high they must make a deal with the devil to save it.

Some say God works through flaws men.

Some think it’s all lies spread by enemies of Christianity.

They’ve also all got an idolatrous view of the faith where America and the flag are synonymous with Christianity.

I just finished Oryx and Crake the first of a trilogy by Margaret Atwood, I quite enjoyed it. It’s a short of dystopian sci-fi. I was put off by her at first because I was forced to read her in high school but I’m glad I gave her another chance.

I’m starting Les Misérables in French in the hopes of improving my written French.

Also working my way through Weapons of the weak which is about forms of peasant resistance.

So the vaccine is the government implanting a tracker into me, but watches that track my vitals and send them God knows where is hunky dory?

These anti government types always have such a hard time when they become the government.

Right? The surprise would be if they weren’t doing that.

I’ve heard the same. Women are the majority of readers these days, so they’re just chasing the market.

For the same reason the whole title is in quotes: American literacy is very poor.

In my case the scrutineers were volunteers from the political parties and didn’t have to stay if they didn’t want to, but I was a deputy returning officer and I couldn’t leave until the count of ballots matched the number of ballots I had given out to people.

All of this talk about election fraud is just power hungry psychopaths inventing reasons they lost. Large scale cheating with paper ballots is much harder than digital systems.

One difference I’ve seen between out elections is we have more polling stations. It’s unusual for people to wait longer than 15 minutes to vote.

We always have results that evening. Polls close at eight pm and results are finalized by midnight.

Yes cause so much harder to modify a paper ballot, especially the mailed ones

Correct. It is. Because to do enough to change the result you need to do it alot, and that’s really hard to get away with.

In Canada we count the ballots with witnesses (called scutineers) to validate.

If mine could do that “find me the approval email for x last week” I’d use it, but if outlook had a decent search I wouldn’t need it.

I wouldn’t call it a hazard, but don’t plan on doing anything important for the rest of the day.

100%, we’re doing human and automated reviews on the code changes, and the code explanation is just the first step of several.