Tuesday’s court ruling also permanently stripped Bai of his political rights and ordered that all his personal property be confiscated.
If we don't get to execute corrupt grifters in the US, can we at least do this?
Why are we featuring an op-ed by Erik Prince?
Make the passing grade for a driving test 20% higher than it currently is, and make everyone take a driving test every five years. You get one re-test if you fail.
And once you hit 70, driving tests every year.
Anyone who fails under the new regulations would have been causing a lot of problems on the roads.
As a reminder, it only requires four justices to vote to hear a case.
Therapy (with an MFT or PhD therapist) and a gym membership can do amazing things for you at 21.
No single person will have all the answers. You may find a Yoda to help with your career, but they probably won't have the life answers you're interested in. That's what your 20s are about: figuring yourself out and putting yourself together.
My 20s were about figuring myself out. My 30s were about figuring the system (economy, etc) out. Now I'm in my 40s, I understand the system, and don't like it.
Alpine is great for VM and containers... Light on resources because of musl.
One begins to think they're just belligerent shitheads
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It was the style at the time
This is more Direct Action than waving signs though. DA gets it done again.
iPhone or Mac?
Kagi. It's better here.
Well if the Heritage Foundation says so then it must be true. /s
I think mandatory training before licensure is an existing framework that people already understand, and we could therefore implement with relative ease instead of the color thing.
Contracts Clause of the Constitution has been interpreted to mean that they cannot. Of course, since SCOTUS have made clear recently that the only thing that matters is what the majority of the sitting bench agree with, they coule overturn their 1977 finding supporting that view... But as of right now, states cannot default on their obligations to creditors, because they cannot do anything "impairing the obligation of contracts."
That's because a city can go bankrupt, but a state cannot.
When I come up with something particularly good, I take a screenshot of the melody + chord symbols and send it to a couple of my musician friends to ask if they recognize it as anything.
One time, they identified an idea as the bridge to an old pop song, but otherwise I've thankfully been in the clear.
I have yet to meet a bad dog, but I have met many bad owners. Dogs behave to please their owners.
The owners of dangerous dogs are who should be banned from the parks, until their dogs can behave. Behavior training really should be mandatory for a dog license.
While I do not dispute the findings of the study, I wish we had this sort of evidence coming from sources that the wider political public would consider to be fully dispassionate and objective. As it is, if I linked to this study in discussions with many people I know, they would discount it out of hand because it came from the Muslim Council of Britain.
Gentoo. Not an Arch fork, and uses OpenRC by default. I use it and love it. Portage is the best package manager out there, imo.
You can still get binaries of the really annoying things to compile, like Firefox. Otherwise, it's all source-based.
I'd advise installing it in a VM or on a spare computer first to get your hands around what it is.
In your case, you'll want to specify the following flags in you makefile:
You'll add a bunch of others in there too depending on architecture and personal priorities.
Follow the handbook. https://www.gentoo.org/get-started/
There's also Calculate Linux, which is basically Gentoo with a graphical front end, but I think it's Intel only. CLI is more fun anyway.