Other countries that have the capability to deploy weapons in space are likely already doing so. They're not waiting for the US to say "it's ok".
Yeah, exactly.
NPR may think it's possible to wave a magic wand and say "no weapons in space, my dears!" but it's not.
No surprise it is the US, which is by now nothing but a lawless rogue nation run by criminals.
lol, even the NPR article admits (in its NPR-ish, passive aggressive way, of course):
aimed at deterring what U.S. officials describe as aggressive orbital activities from China and Russia
China and Russia have already been doing this stuff.
But you know that
So, that means that 70% of drivers didn't express any interest in union representation. That means a minority of drivers are forcing their preference on the majority. Seems unjust to me.
Yep.
Unions like SEIU pull this carp all the time. And the politicians they contribute to help them do it.
In Michigan, for example, they "organized" home care "workers"
How did SEIU do that, you ask, when state law says that the "employer" in this program is the disabled person himself? Why, they got the state Dems to change the law, so that solely for the purpose of collective bargaining, the "employer" is the state! Easy peasy.
For no other purpose though - they "cared" so deeply for these "workers" that they sure as heck were not going to make them true state employees, lol.
Most of the relatives of disabled people were like "WTH is this?" and threw the "organizing" ballots in the trash. So SEIU "won" the "election" to "organize" the "workers". (creating a worldwide shortage of scare quotes in the process)
Utter bottom feeding scum.
InvestigateTV reports that as a result of the Flock technician's call, "Three police cars ended up in the national investigative reporter's rearview mirror that Wednesday afternoon." Keefe told one of the three police officers who pulled him over, "There is an irony here that they're setting up these cameras that track all of our movements, that follow everywhere we go. But when I try to get video in public of him in public setting up a camera, he's afraid I'm following him?"
But
There are layers and layers of irony, I guess
Pay no attention to conservatives always thinking about trans people. It's just something they do.
I'm saddened that you would allow these researchers to get away with misgendering people.
and of confusing customers by using the “WP” branding
I"ll just note here that people, and companies such as WP Engine, already use "WP" instead of "WordPress" for precisely this reason. And everyone in this space knows that. There isn't any confusion.
(And I don't want to hear about "confusion" from the guy who's company only exists because of the confusion between wordpress.org and wordpress.com
Y'all appear to only ever have one "joke". And it was never funny to begin with.
I'm afraid it's society that's played that joke on you, my friend.
But yes, you don't see that it's a joke
You can ban yourself from using a tool, but you can't ban other people from doing so.
The same people who would confidently tell me that it's impossible to ban, say, drugs, or, I dunno, people illegally crossing borders, will also tell me that we can somehow ban a computer program.
The research includes multiple studies, and is not just focused on ex-football players, but on women and men in various walks of life.
Only women and men?? But what about people who identify as something else?
Sounds pretty discriminatory!
How she got away with it for so long. And then, why did that stop working?
The reason, of course: "she's a woman CEO! In tech!!!"
But - this was right before the intelligentsia decided that 1. "well, white women don't count as women, do they?", and 2. "what's a woman anyway? Anyone can be one!"
So when that sea change started to happen
Real Programmers don't eat quiche. They eat Twinkies and Szechwan food.
