I'm not assuming poster is one of these, but it does amaze me that a lot of Trump supporters talk like the cases not beig considered to be some kind of positive thing for Trump. Like these cases would had any merit at all in any other context.
But the ooposite is true: this shows they could not even meet the minimum bar to go through court. That is pretty bad for the people trying to bring the caes, not bad for the courts or opposition to these.
FYI, for some details: 14 dropped, 33 dismissed, 7 ongoing, 5 lost in court, 1 ruled for (later overturned) 1

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"Births would be planned in Chrysalis to ensure the population stays at a sustainable level, which the research team determined to be about 1,500 people â" 900 people less than the ship's total capacity.

Lot of people saying this won't or can't work, but isnt this similar to existing stuff that already does work?
Apple tags
Those State-run covid spread apps?
Etc?

Seems like this just removes the upstream connection and uses it for chat messages.

FYI, it is limited in size compared to Notepad but you can use the Run dialog to do same for smaller bits of text. Hitting Window-R has become part of my muscle memory for that same action.

To quote from reliable sources :
'Grand Viziers were always scheming megalomaniacs. It was probably in the job description: "Are you a devious, plotting, unreliable madman? Ah, good, then you can be my most trusted minister.â'

Yup, checks out. Perfect title for him.

Open source at the lowest level is you get the source code with the software, and that code builds to the same software you got it with. You can modify the source, build your modification and use it without breaking the license. That's pretty much it.

The differences in open source flavors come from definition of "use": share your software(with or without you changed code), sell your software, share changed code publically or privately, etc.

All the argument is really about open/free software not open source. The belief all software should be free in terms of having to share your changes. Not a big point I know but the terms need to be correct. Not "open source", but people who think "open source" means freedom. It doesn't. Means you get the code and can use it.

"The fallacy here is that one person being wrong doesn't automatically make the other right (with exceptions). They could very well both be wrong or have bad judgement"

I'm thinking there is a version of this that should be the slogan for the election results. A slogan that needs spread as much as possible.

Although juggling in meetings seems like it would help with being active, eventually some will have other issues from the repetative movement.

I also assume there's ramp up time before that rule can be followed consistently in meetings. But I have to admit the meeting would look more fun.
But I'm not letting someone borrow MY phone to juggle.

The issue is lack of chargers for EV's, and isn't Startbucks starting to falter?
Tackle both at the same time: Starbucks can re-brand as the EV equivalent of gas stations. Just switch focus and provide place for people to sit, eat and drink over-priced stuff, use the wifi, then off they go on to their busy caffeinated day. All they need to do is install the chargers in the parking lot, rake in the subsidies and company saved!
Just based on real-estate holdings, charging network solved.

someone call Brian quick.

I'm working from memory so maybe I am not getting the details right, but didn't some stores get sued for the price on the shelf not matching the scan price at the register?

If the concern is demand pricing that changes the price throughout a day, won't the same laws kick in that got stores in trouble that scammed people by listing one price on the shelf and then changed different at the checkout?
I know I got a good deal on some electronic thing back in the day, the floor worker at a store mis-labeled a shelf by getting one item confused with the next one and put the name of one item and the price of the next one, store had to give me the half off price after they confirmed the shelf was labeled wrong.

How about one with the blow-up pilot from the Airplane movie?

For some reason my mental image is something like HUGE button-cell / watch type batteries. Some cars might take 4 batteries, larger ones take 8, etc.
The image of gas stations where gas attendants are swapping out batteries like popping batteries out of a pen light is kinda funny.

Someone can be genius level at one thing and idiot at another.
Wayland is a pretty good example to be honest. Good programmers with graphics. Real bad at design.

But an EV would take forever to charge off USB-C

This sounds like lazy investigation which just happened to use AI. When is it the right decision for all available photos they have to be included in looking for a suspect? Is that really a practice when looking for suspects? Just find any picture that might be a match?
Or did she have some prior or other criteria to get her in the running?