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Those who are on visa or who are perm residents, are told NOT to do these things: driving under influence, misdemeanor/felony convictions, getting arrested, any issues that fall under "moral turpitude". Immigration authorities have a lot of discretionary power because of many vague terms in these laws.

Archive version of the above science.org article "Where did India’s people come from? Massive genetic study reveals surprises Analysis confirms Iranian influx, but also finds genes from Neanderthals and a mysterious human ancestor": https://archive.is/Wd4tP

In US, employer pays their share of social security + medicare taxes, which is about 7.6%. If you are self-employed, you need to pay both the employee and the employer side (about 15.2% taxes, mandatory).

Even if this law passes, it will face a problem of violating the constitution: ArtII.S2.C1.3.1

Imported via Rotterdam port?

Maybe, Norovirus affected GIP and GLP-1 hormones. This could be a new research avenue for weight loss. GIP and GLP-1 are product of the research about the Gila monster lizard, which eats three or four times a year and survives.

Some doctor advised a protocol: stay on GLP-1 for 3 months, then take metformin for a month or two; then repeat the cycle. I have to dig out the source for this.

That’s what Washington cesspool really is. In other words, Washington consensus is driven by this sort of collusion or corruption.

It will take another 150 years to finish.

Who else? Five eyes, obviously.

It is NEVER "safe to move for any government and secrets to US clouds", unless you want to be spied up on.

Unlike Tesla, all other manufacturers ask car owners to bring their cars to local dealerships to update firmware or even do any mechanical changes. That's what "recall" is in the auto industry: schedule an appointment; take a day off; drop off a car; come back home (either uber/lyft or dealer provided cab); wait for a call from the dealership; then, pick up your car after everything is fixed according to recall.

Compare the above with Tesla's "over-the-air" software updates for recall. So much better, even if one doesn't like Tesla vehicles or Musk.

Most of the wages go to rents. So, employees demand for more wages. Also commercial rents are jacked up. So, we are in a vicious loop of increasing wages, increasing prices, etc.

During final days before my grand mother's death, she was able to recall her childhood memories, asking her sons to bring her brother. Before that, she had some kind of memory loss. Anyway, here, we need some sort of neurological explanation: Childhood memories stay in the lower part of the brain, as I read it somewhere (probably Oliver Sacks'); the neurological basis of many memory loss is on top layers of brain, that's why sometimes people recall vividly of their childhood memories, even playing piano despite with dementia.

"Fitz" is another patronymic: Fitzsimmons, Fitzgerald, Fitzpatrick, Fitzsimmons, etc.

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

Since you are on Frankfurtian bullshit, why don't you consider Late G.A. Cohen's take on intellectual bullshit (bullshit perpetuated in the academia), as the latter's notion of bullshit is linked to knowledge, unlike the bullshit we hear from salesmen, showmen, etc.

The Fourth amendment "protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures by the government". Then, third-party doctrine created by SCOTUS is a loophole for the fourth Amendment. Third-party doctrine says 4A "does not apply to information that is voluntarily shared with third parties".

Section 702 allows to collect all communications between American citizens and non-citizens, and communications between non-citizens, without any warrant. The issue is: does one need a warrant to search any data about a US citizen in 702 collections? Here, the court says it violates 4A.

That's why it is called "postdoctoral treadmill" by an old physics professor: https://yangxiao.cs.ua.edu/Don't%20Become%20a%20Scientist!.h...

That’s the one should learn any subject—-be it physics, chemistry, math, etc. However, textbooks don’t follow that technique.

12000 VMs = 800 to 1200 baremetals. Since KVM can run vmdk images, it is more of how to manage all these barementals and VMs from a central place.

Big appetite for risk; own it, do it and ship it--these two are very hard in a large organization. Let me give you an example: one time, I had to move five solaris servers from one rack to another rack (with same IPs, etc). The app owner agreed to it as well. Powered off, then moved to another rack, powered on. Now that unsupported BEA WebLogic app server cluster didn't come up. People were just pointing fingers at each other. No appetite for risk; owning it without solving unforeseen problems is a big NO.

10x Engineer is possible in a green field environment. In any other scenario, someone like Elon on the top have to own the risk. No middle manager, no senior management want to take on risks.

This is how collusion happens between the government (regulators, prosecutors, politicians, etc) and the corporate (media personalities, super wealthy, powerful attorneys, think tanks, etc). Revolving door, conflicts of interest, etc--these can't be solved in the modern form of government.

What is EEUU?

Go and meditate in order to find out 'I' and 'mine'.

Withering away of the state: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Withering_away_of_the_state

That's why SFO to Delhi is routed more towards the eastern part of Russia after the war.

The dangerous parts of flying are landing and take off. Everything else is safe.

Often times, you know a proposal doesn't work, and yet you don't have chops to implement a better a solution. In that case, keeping quiet is the best solution; otherwise, you just make enemies.