Plus, most Indians were gone from California by 1900. It makes no sense!

The US was already helping out a lot before it joined the war. Of course without that things would have been extremely bleak.

But the facts remain: the German Luftwaffe was already gone by the time the US entered the war, and Hitler's three pronged approach to defeat Russia was already turning into a miserable failure before the US entered. Way before D-Day they had already got bogged down in Stalingrad, meaning no path to Azerbaijan to get the fuel they so desperately needed.

I never said the US didn't have a pivotal role. But its isolationism in both WWI and WWII meant that they came late to the party in both, and in both cases Germany would not have won.

Germany was already starting to lose the war by the time the US joined. It could never have kept up a war on two fronts anyway.

The US didn't join either WW until late in the game.

The US joining did mean the war was much shorter.

Not yet, anyway. You typically run your own secrets locally a couple of times while coding, and then only later you'd upload your commit.

If Meta split off Whatsapp, then it would no longer be obligated to provide equal access. Problem solved!

Power users have always been required to adhere to strict standards. Cos-phi for instance.

The willingness of US consumers to swallow externalized costs of industry never ceases to amaze. "Please sir can I have some more!"

If that were the case wouldn't it be called Golden Shower?

/r/namechecksout

You're off your meds again, Bill?

I must be getting paranoid - or smart. I think I know who you are.

The thing that amazes me is that we haven't seen any plane crashes. Looking at a video of thermal runaway of even a small battery, I absolutely don't want that happening on a plane.

And there aren't even any hard limits to what you can put in checked luggage, as far as I can tell. Only guidelines.

Solid state is finally going mainstream, I like it!

Ah, I get it. "Won't anyone save the children" is now a massive left conspiracy perpetrated by the right.

Most orgs phased out POP decades ago in favor of IMAP (I know we did).

I suspect POP on Outlook is now rare, and used almost exclusively where there is no security organization to flag its existence. And that means no one there to read the logs. And why even look at the logs when everything's working as expected?