It's not depressing. It's hilarious. They wanted to stick to the libs, and here we are. That they were too stupid to understand what was going to happen is fully on them.

As the saying goes, actions have consequences.

If they drive a Surbaru or a Honda CR-V, yes they do. Under no circumstances do they drive the speed limit and if they go down short hills it is guaranteed they'll put on their brakes.

In Israel, about the only thing which will put you in jail is killing the Prime Minister. Not raping prisoners until they bleed, not stealing someone's home from under them, not being filmed driving a bulldozer onto another nation's land and killing a citizen.

In fact, the Israeli army will even help you destroy someone elses crops.

As for Haim going to jail, not gonna happen in any situation.

You have to understand, these are the same people who cheered and supported soldiers who raped a prisoner which was caught on video.

Those same soldiers had the charges dropped against them because, according to the court, "the video did not show abuse violent enough to merit a criminal conviction and had been improperly leaked to the media."

So there's your answer.

Copyright is good.

The book is over fifteen years old. How much longer should it be protected? At least that's the argument we hear on here all the time.

Just require 1 in person interview before hiring and the first day you have to come to the office and personally take the computer home.

I said the same thing in one of the stories posted on here about this issue, but apparently that's too difficult. People don't even want to work in the office. Why expect someone to come in for an interview?

No, because I filled the open job the company had. If a robot takes my job and I no longer have a job, who are the robots producing stuff for if I can't buy it because they took my job?

"It's like, what was I doing here? And what was I doing there?

And this, kids, is why documentation is important. It doesn't matter if you think you'll never work on something again, if any maintenance needs done or updates or someone comes back twenty years later to see what you did, the documentation will tell you.

Now all you programmers can go about your business and ignore this bit of common sense.

a very experienced person with law and law-language trying to poke holes in a person's story who might or might not be very experience.

Yes, that's the job of an attorney in cases such as this. Find holes in a person's story. No legalese is needed to ask if a person was at a location on a certain date and time. It's a yes or no question. Nor is legalese needed to explain your side of the story. You said you were doing Y and here's what I did.

Go watch My Cousin Vinny. The courtroom scene is used insome law schools for how a question and answer is done. You'll note there is no legalese present except for the voir dire part. Just simpe questions about what people supposedly saw.

Which is the only reason Tesla is around. Those billions in subsidies the U.S. taxpayer was forced to hand over.

Like software or music, nothing was stolen. The original is still there.

Unless you're saying software and music can also be stolen.

It allows the grown-ass children that comprise the average constituency to dismiss the obvious harm caused by gambling addiction when addicting themselves.

So it's like drugs. Got it.

Instead, it will safely pass the Moon at a distance of more than 20 000 km.

20,000 kilometers is 12,427 miles which just happens to be almost the same diameter of Earth. When considering the vastness of space, missing something by the diameter of Earth is hardly safe.

Russia has been building its own drones for some time. Once they got their hands on Iranian drones they reverse-engineered them. They've since been upgraded with Russian tech.

There used to be a time when you could go into Settings and easily find what you wanted to change, check or uncheck a box, and you were done. With the current version you have to dig through nebulous sounding locations with unclear nomeclature and hope you found what you're looking for.

For example, if you wanted to manually remove all the saved cookies and such for specific web sites, you could go to Privacy and Security then open the Manage Data area. Everything was there in one location. No muss, no fuss.

Now you have to dig through at least two other boxes to find the same thing, and it doesn't even work the same.

Are people trying to justify their existence, because that's what it sounds like. Instead of keeping things simple and usable we're now forced down the path of shiny for shiny's sake.

Here's a question: with all this reworking and "updating", will we once again have the ability to check a checkbox and never be harassed about updates ever again? Is that too difficult to implement, because it used to be like that for decades until someone needed to show they were being "useful" on the project.