Comment Re:Bad news for Trump and Netanyahu. (Score 1) 312
The US said the straight is open as long as Iran doesn't sink the boats. Iran won't sink these boats. Problem solved.
The US said the straight is open as long as Iran doesn't sink the boats. Iran won't sink these boats. Problem solved.
They should already be doing this because minors can disaffirm the contract in the TOS. They shouldn't let them on the site at all in the first place. IANAL but it might be copyright infringement to distribute images a minor uploaded after they disaffirm the TOS that grants fb the right to redistribute the minor's IP.
None of the things you think could pay off are part of the strategic goals of this military operation in Iran, and as a result are not likely to happen. Also note that a billion is 1/20th of what the Trump administration paid Noem's personal friend to film her riding a horse.
More fish die in the cold water intake of a coal plant than do from an offshore wind turbine.
I want one. Thank you for your attention on this matter.
Smart TVs themselves use dark ux patterns to push users toward streaming and away from anything coming in through the antenna port. This is especially bad in google TV.
Imagine you are traveling, and you have your itinerary saved in a note taking app that isn't on the appstore. You are at the beach and drop your phone in the ocean. "No problem" you think to yourself as you go buy a burner phone. And then you try to set up your notes app to get your hotel's address. You are now stranded for 24 hours in a bestbuy parking lot.
I don't care if ad supported sites die. Including this one. In fact, I wish they would.
IANAL but If they did buy this information, and its not legally a search because there is no expectation of privacy, and they did it not as part of an ongoing investigation, and they got it from the open market, there would be no carve-out for this data in the FOIA, just like the flock cameras.
I didn't vote for trump but the article doesn't say they are getting mass surveillance records on everyone. It says they are buying data on specific people that relates to ongoing investigations, and there is no expectation of privacy on this information in the USA.
I would expect the opposite. I would expect that fewer ads in ad inventory would lead to lower quality ads being shown overall.
Frame housing loses value as it ages, but you can't easily detach its value from the land like you can with a modern manufactured home.
The counterparty to the bet benefits. Kalshi is not the counterparty.
Also the social stigma of manufactured homes has the entire industry stuck in the 1800s.
The reason why is node accepts pedantic breaking changes nobody cares about. This adds work to maintainers of downstream libraries and lets be honest, those guys aren't paid enough to deal with this crap. This leads to a situation where we end up having absolutely insane stuff like node version managers because production services at the end of all of this need to take a dependency upgrade that is on a new version of node for an actual reason important to their business, but also can't take a node upgrade because dependencies haven't had time or motivation to upgrade for these pedantic breaking changes.
Quark! Quark! Beware the quantum duck!