Firewood permits are only for falls here in California. They're still cheap at least.

As far as I can tell that is essentially true. The restrictions seem to be more on what they can or cannot do with rates than anything else. However they also still have to apply for permits for things like anyone else, and here in California can by stymied by the coastal commission.

Which is precisely what the orange sack of shit allowed to happen. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

I doubt Iran would use any nukes given their tendency of mutually assured destruction. Take India and Pakistan. They both have bombs and hate each other. Why wasn't anything done about North Korea? More Epstein distractions.

Already ordered my ivermectin from Tractor Supply Co!

Stomp clap hey.

Almost like they learned nothing from that asshole Kissinger and Vietnam. You can’t win against someone who is willing to die for their cause.

I’ll agree that their early pop stuff is forgettable but the later albums were groundbreaking and innovative. My favorites are Rubber Soul and Revolver. I was familiar with The Chemical Brothers song called Let Forever Be so hearing Tomorrow Never Knows for the first time was a bit of a revelation.

Tomorrow Never Knows https://youtu.be/m4BuziKGMy4?s...

Let Forever Be https://youtu.be/s5FyfQDO5g0?s...

Lots of new recording techniques went into this song https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

That is nominal GDP based on a very weak currency.

In PPP terms, Iran's GDP is about $1.2T, about the same as that of Illinois or the Netherlands.

I wonder when it's gonna start making more sense to start opting for land routes for new cables, when possible. The bad actors can still try to attack them, of course, but they'll be easier to monitor and repair. When conflict erupts, you could probably protect a land cable reasonably well with drones.

The author likely wasn't even alive in 1993.

https://xkcd.com/712/

Then the future will belong to China.

Better start learning Mandarin.

You'll be a billionaire any day now.

Actually, this script supports profiles - one of which seems like a good fit for desktop Linux. From TFA:

Profile descriptions (from --help):

    minimal Core filesystems + essential kernel modules only
    conservative Minimal + common server/VM drivers (default)
    desktop Conservative + WiFi, Bluetooth, audio, video drivers

conservative is the right choice for virtualised or bare-metal server Linux. desktop is for laptops and workstations where WiFi, Bluetooth, audio, and video drivers must be preserved. minimal is for environments where you have full control over which drivers are loaded and want the smallest possible baseline.

Now talk about the police.