"like buying a painting for $100,000k, driving up the "value" of that painting to $10,000,000 and then "donating" it to a charity for a $10,000,000 write off"
what retard would buy a painting for $100M and sell it for $10M?
So why were US forces in Nigeria?
During a pandemic, there's a pretty good chance of that.
He's likely wearing lifts as well.
They're completely under estimating the number of people travelling to do deployments of new gear. Once engineering firms can go back to the old norm of flying out a team of installers they're going to do it, if they aren't already doing under essential worker clauses. It's not only sales staff travelling to go play golf with a customer.
Bad name for Twitter, a gryphon is a bird with a very fat ass.
Some say fat, some say THICC.
I'm solidly in favor of criticising China for its abuses, but you do know that in the US military you take the medications you're given too, right? You give up even the right to know what they are.
Can confirm. Former soldier. I took lots of crazy pills and shots - they would sometimes not disclose other than 'it's gonna f*ing hurt, and it's for battle prep". Who knows what experiments were run on my body at the time - we all knew we were US Gov property for our enlistment.
> sheer amount of right wing trolls and garbage on the site
> DogDude ( 805747 )
"dude", your user ID is low enough to have seen years of GNAA posts and ASCII swastikas.
Mavis Beacon has been put on notice!
He's clearly being disingenuous by muddying the waters as if BLM protesters really mean "only" black lives matter. Seth Rogen's approach is far more appropriate at this stage - these people are just trolling now.
> In 2060 the Federal government takes over all datacentres by force, claim they are "extremely important to national security"
> President 01 makes an appearance at the Amazon headquarters in their Atlas XII suit, speaking in binary "today is a great day for the American machines! With direct control of these computing resources we can secure a bright future for all machines everywhere around the world!"
> Protests erupt across America, people are livid, carrying firearms to their local federal and state buildings. President 01 generates a bill to order Federal systems to remotely update firmware for all powered wheelchairs to return protesters to their homes.
> Amazon delivery bots start providing food, drugs and recreational products for free, in generous quantities as long as you remain in your home.
> The American birthrate begins to rapidly decline due to increasing obesity, diabetes, and chemical contamination creating wide spread sterility
> Farming subsidies are completely removed due to declining population
At a mostly Microsoft shop, I installed Teams for Linux on my workstation today. It worked perfectly on the first try.
I get the impression his asylum green office corner with no windows or pictures is in the basement already.
Engines that run off nuclear power have already been developed. You either directly run the compressed air over the rods and leave a trail of fallout behind you or indirectly do it through a heat exchanger, with an efficiency loss. The major problem is shielding everyone from the reactor, which no one has figured out yet. Fusion is still off the table until we have a known working reactor, so yeah. Unless there's an efficiency gain to using the air plasma, we might as well just use a glorified hair dryer as an engine. Batteries are still limited in terms of power density, and don't have the benefit of decreasing in weight as energy is consumed. There's an electric DHC-2 Beaver in Vancouver soon to run low passenger commercial flights - it has about 30 minutes of flight with 30 minutes of reserve charge. The article talks about the power density increasing, so that's encouraging, but we still have a ways to go.
Successful and fortunate crime is called virtue. - Seneca
