I was fortunate in that I rode a bike to work. Nobody stops the guy wheeling a bike. It’s very clear, I’m leaving. Gtfo of my way.

“He didn’t want – here’s the galling part, he didn’t want that stain on his administration, where something like this happened on his administration, on his watch, that our soldiers were injured in conflict,” Steele added. “Now he wants to whitewash it and say, ‘Oh, injured? What does injury mean? What does being injured mean?’ Well, it means you get a Purple Heart for the services that you provided our country to protect and defend us on foreign soil, to represent our interest, to protect our interest. But that is a foreign concept to this man, and the country needs to wake itself up out of this stupor because this does not get better with him there. He will not solve these problems, he is the progenitor of these problems. He will be the focal point of the expansion of these problems, because they’re unimportant to him.”

Dude went on for quite a bit.

Thanks for sharing this. I wouldn’t have known otherwise. It’s much like Cheney. Just because someone hates Trump doesn’t mean they’re not a monster.

Well, this is fine -GOP

My partner was jailed for the same lèse-majesté law violation when she criticized the monarchy on Facebook. She fled the country before trial and came to the USA. She’s fought harder for democracy than any currently-living native-born American citizen. Fuck the king. (This is in Thailand.)

In 1932, Duranty received a Pulitzer Prize for a series of reports about the Soviet Union, eleven of which were published in June 1931. He was later criticized for his subsequent denial of the widespread famine (1930–1933) in the USSR,[1] most particularly the Holodomor. Beginning in 1990, there were calls for the Pulitzer board to revoke Duranty’s prize. The Pulitzer Board declined to revoke the award and in 2003 said the articles which it examined in making the award did not contain “clear and convincing evidence of deliberate deception”.[2]

Those articles about widespread rape on Oct 7 still haven’t been retracted despite no evidence of such.

That happened in July. This country is pretty stupid (USA).

I think it enraged everyone, but when you’re already using a more secure system (Linux), the whiplash isn’t so surprising. Speaking as a non-Windows user, so just my outside observation.

Hit 98 degrees on my outdoor sensor yesterday. In Oakland. Wtf.

I hope she goes away after this.

My partner tried showing me last night. I told her to turn it off because it was stupid and unfunny.

I’ve only gone further Left.

It shows how polished Linux has become

Did you read what you wrote?

configured the ethernet interface as a private interface, installed the DHCP server so I could do away with the router

Yeah, you and I can do this. Most people can’t. Yes, Linux has become more accessible. Most people still can’t do this.

Also, we’re in beta

That means there might be a few hiccups along the way. If you run across any problems you can always let us know, and we’ll do our best to fix them.

I would have thought this is a disqualifier in terms of quality of the service, but if that’s acceptable to you then I’m glad you got something that works.

Agreed, and well-articulated. I think you (OP) need to ask yourself whether you’re willing to pay the appropriate market rate for the service or not. I don’t know what that is, but I expect it’s higher than you’ve expressed.

Shenanigans are assured.

This is 100% my brother, who showed us tons of collectibles today.

KKK initiation?

I came across this when looking up a quote a couple weeks back: bash-org-archive.com

A conviction on every charge in the indictment would require a mandatory 15 years in prison with the possibility of a life sentence.

We’ll find out more as the case is heard, but it sure sounds like there’s a lot of evidence of malfeasance.