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Hopefully they remove cops who abuse their powers. While I agree that victims require compensation, ultimately these payouts only hurt the taxpayers who have to cover for these cops who at worst just move to another town to do it again.

It was the latinum that was valuable. Gold could be easily replicated, latinum couldn't.

That would have been a more interesting question to ask. It's a shame they didn't.

Since you planned ahead, it should be as simple as getting a new provider and updating the MX record. If you are looking for suggestions, I'm on Fastmail's $50/year plan and quite happy with it.

https://www.fastmail.com/how-to/email-for-your-domain/

Do spiders count? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silkhenge

https://www.reddit.com/r/whatsthisbug/comments/1l6uaj/seriou...

Agreed. I can't even recall any point in my life when an allegation of fraud was made before Trump came on the scene. I've seen requests for recounts when the margins were close, but never an allegation of malicious intent.

While I think that making it a national holiday would be a good idea because it would maximize the number of eligible voters, it would still disenfranchise some people. There are jobs that have to be done 24/7/365 (mostly safety jobs), therefor there will be someone who is stuck at work that day. There are people who work at power companies on Christmas Day just to make sure the lights on Christmas trees light up.

I think the best approach is what Georgia has done. No-excuse mail-in for those who want that. And 3 weeks of early voting including Saturdays. And for those who just enjoy standing in lines, there is the official Election Day. If a redneck state can get it done without issues, then we all can do it.

It is not a paid holiday. It isn't an unpaid holiday either. And if you work a minimum wage job, you probably need to work as many hours as you can. And if you don't show up to work on Tuesday, don't bother showing up on Wednesday because you don't have that job anymore.

This is absolutely discriminatory against the poor. That's why the republicans fight for these types of restrictions and democrats fight against them.

I thought maybe he meant "excellent" but an autocorrect error mangled it, which still seemed wrong but reasonable. But yes, now I am thinking "what the hell are you talking about?"

accelerated?

I'm still trying to figure out who is dangling the keys in front of whom. Trump is dangling them in front of MAGA, but who is dangling them in front of Trump?

I treat the lakes the same as roads. A road's name doesn't tell you where you are. It tells you where you are going. If the road leading out of your town happens to share a name with a neighboring town, it isn't named as an honor. If you are bothered by the name, just walk to the end of the road and its name will have changed to where you just came from.

If you are in America and want to cross water to get to Mexico, you just need to use the Gulf of Mexico. If you want to get to Ontario, find Lake Ontario. You'll never be lost.

You might want to read more discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49458709 (20 comments)

It actually might. It affected the mood of stockbrokers in the 1980s, both because of general energy levels and also because they were addicted and had to keep the money flowing. That must do something to macroeconomics.

My wang has serious growth potential.

https://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2000/05/26/this-could-be-...

A similar hack created The Panama Papers. Not much came from those either. Like the Epstein Files, it may make for interesting reading, but I don't expect much legal action.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panama_Papers

Agreed. I have my rewards configured to automatically convert to cash to reduce my bill. The button was buried deep in the website, but once I found it, I've never had to go back to the rewards site again.

To be fair, it was both. Those ships that got the recent upgrades also got trojans that Caprica Six put in the defense mainframe with Baltar's access codes.

There is no human making a decision on what attacks to run. They check for literally everything. 20 years ago, I ran a web server and would run 'tail -f' on the access logs. I watched the bots sending requests for files that only exist on linux, then send requests for files that only exist on windows. They don't know what kind of system they are hacking. They just know that there is a computer at that IP address.

There are databases that list every known flaw in existence, and the bots just go down the list checking each and every one. And if it doesn't work, in 5 minutes, they'll run those same tests again as if something changed in those 5 minutes.

They didn't in the last couple. Those elections went 49% vs 51%. I don't hold out a lot of hope for the next couple. They feign surprise, but it isn't like it was a mystery as to what he was going to do. He campaigned on everything he is doing.

The author is using PowerAmp.

I am using AIMP. I was specifically looking for apps with downloadable APKs for sideloading. I can't use the Play Store because I don't have a google account. Looks like PowerAmp also has an APK.

Also, it is just a nice idea if you are prone to losing phones. Backups are good for all kinds of reasons.

Not even an "if" at this point. Look into the Hugging Face incident.

If a dog bites someone, does the dog pay the medical bills or the owner? This is why you keep your dog on a leash and get liability insurance. I feel like this is already settled case law.

You can find all the news articles here:

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=hormuz+us+territory&ia=web

I miss the days when world leaders read from the internet but didn't post to it.

Not to start a whole flamewar over this, but it adds to confusion when it would look like another word like "Aids". Even their own final rule says not to do that.

> There are a few exceptions:

> Seasonal Affective Disorder becomes SAD ("Sad" would be confusing)

> Where a capped-down acronym risks being misunderstood as a word.

And when I say "should know better", a news organization, especially a place as respected as the BBC, should try to reduce confusion wherever possible. And as a matter of politeness, when it is an organization/person's name, it should probably cased the way they chose to name it, like "NASA" or "e e cummings".

If a fridge is your only concern, they make UPSes specifically for fridges.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Uninterruptible+power+supply+refri...

The Tesla Powerwall is only slightly larger than a pizza box and can be mounted directly on the wall. Most of the below images are outside the house, but some are also in the garage.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=tesla+powerwall&ia=images&iax=imag...

When they make campaign promises, they go to small towns and talk about "Main St" businesses. Not sure why anyone believes them at this point (for the reasons you mention), but it is what they campaign on.

Or using title case for acronyms like "Nasa" particularly on government and news websites who should know better.