144565 pts · May 2, 2019
Not THAT sleepy sheepy smuggler, the other one
That's harsh - at least Meta's incompetence has prevented them from causing even greater harm to society...
Steal it and have a post it note saying "best brother of an Emmy award winner". If he says anything, say this is clearly yours and point at the post it note.
And yet the case the case ran for a further 9 years with a result of "the judge found that the evidence was insufficient to establish their guilt, while making it clear that the verdict did not prove or disprove the authenticity of the inscription.".
...IT reseller and we had dozens of customers that had tested and found issues in their financial/ERP systems that meant they knew they would have a significant revenue hit if they didn't correct issues. While companies weren't as interconnected at the time, IT was still a show stopper and many companies relied on old systems that required replacing but there hadn't been a compelling reason to do so before Y2K. I.e. a global insurance company using WinNT 3.5 and SQL Server 4.21 from 1995
"They" did it because they thought applications wouldn't work and if applications wouldn't work, their businesses would stop. Having been through business continuity events with a number of organisations, you generally have 1-4 weeks to get enough working to avoid a financial spiral (no money to pay suppliers/workers leading to no resources to provide services). The panic was around multiple companies requiring tech/programming assistance to fix major issues - I was working for an...
Jesus was a common name at the time and the Roman empire was responsible for the deaths of more than a million Jews - probability would suggest there are multiple events. The James ossuary (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Ossuary) showed how difficult it was to prove or disprove events at the time.
A quick interview misses the point - an in depth, 24x7 "behind the scenes" documentary is what we need. "Supplies of Pepto Bismol are running dangerously low but there's no end in site...."
Are they filming a sequel to Misery? I didn't even know Stephen King had written the book.
I feel like we have to distinguish between Reagan (criminal president with dementia) and Trump (34 convictions, numerous cases that have been dropped because he is president and numerous appearances in the Epstein files in addition to being a criminal president with dementia)
Dementia? Do you really believe he would have behaved differently at any point in the last 10 years? 20 years? 50 years...
So we need Matlock?
How can you tell? I mean is this just this terms covfefe?
"God hates Australia - just look at the animals" is probably the best argument for the existence of God I've heard...
Institutions/asylums were closed down globally in the 1970d/1980s because they were truly horrific places - while Reagan is responsible for not providing something better to replace them, closing them down was not a failing.
Was it actually a Ukrainian attack or did somebody just order too much smoke? (Russian news clip explaining large smoke order to follow...)
Good day? It can't get any fucking worse...
You sure? They seemed very low......
For the clean up? I doubt a ladle could handle the volume or splashback if used as a primary collector
#45 conversely, any flying object can be a UFO if you are terrible at identifying things. Even better if you can't tell if something is flying or just tall...
Current cost is £225 (US$303) - https://www.curryandpaxton.com/collections/the-yvan-collection/products/yvan-optical-frames-made-in-england?variant=55815820345723
The S300s/S400s have done a pretty good job or providing air defence for ~5 years and did have large numbers of systems and missiles They had to be taken out by other methods (commandos) in heavily defended locations in the first 2-3 years to make progress. I would argue that they haven't suffered from corruption like many areas of the Russian military - they have just been depleted faster than they can be replaced and 5 years of war requires huge amounts of resources.
Because of Venezuela. Sure, it may not be on the top of people's lists for the worst crimes, but there's a whole lot of people that now realise they are culpable which makes them worry that they may face consequences, and makes them reluctant to do more war crimes (I.e. Cuba). The whole concept of ICE and the military "acting with impunity" is contrary to any form of systemic justice.
No they didn't - they were just roommates who lived happily ever after. Sure, they practiced moves like this but that's just totally normal, not like the debauched actions you're suggesting.
It makes you realise what a marksman the shooter was - how did he miss that forehead?
Trump and the wider administration is worried about Venezuela - there are very real consequences for what the US did there once Trump is gone. Sure, that might takes years or even decades, but justice will find any that are still alive. That's not downplaying what is happening in the Middle East - there maybe consequences there too, but I'm less sure of the timeframe
No 11D chess - purely the minimum needed to continue the current stalemate where Trump has control and Congress and the senate enable him. If Mitch is dead, the Republicans risk the senate not being able to rubber stamp something Trump wishes to do. If Trump goes, Vance fills his place while the Republicans stumble around for a suitable successor in 2028 and they have control in the interim.
I'm guessing the ICE training largely consists of watching zombie movies so they know to be careful. Just kidding, I know they don't receive any training based on their actions.
Doesn't he need to be checked for cancer first? I mean, did we just get lucky with Pam or does your body just do this when you have to be a complete shit bag to work for Trump?
Do you still use it or have you given up?
Not just any AI. Bad AI. Either that of Mitch got a huge dose of fetal stem cells and there is a huge pile of "donors" in the hospital dumpsters.
That's harsh - at least Meta's incompetence has prevented them from causing even greater harm to society...
Steal it and have a post it note saying "best brother of an Emmy award winner". If he says anything, say this is clearly yours and point at the post it note.
And yet the case the case ran for a further 9 years with a result of "the judge found that the evidence was insufficient to establish their guilt, while making it clear that the verdict did not prove or disprove the authenticity of the inscription.".
...IT reseller and we had dozens of customers that had tested and found issues in their financial/ERP systems that meant they knew they would have a significant revenue hit if they didn't correct issues. While companies weren't as interconnected at the time, IT was still a show stopper and many companies relied on old systems that required replacing but there hadn't been a compelling reason to do so before Y2K. I.e. a global insurance company using WinNT 3.5 and SQL Server 4.21 from 1995
"They" did it because they thought applications wouldn't work and if applications wouldn't work, their businesses would stop. Having been through business continuity events with a number of organisations, you generally have 1-4 weeks to get enough working to avoid a financial spiral (no money to pay suppliers/workers leading to no resources to provide services). The panic was around multiple companies requiring tech/programming assistance to fix major issues - I was working for an...
Jesus was a common name at the time and the Roman empire was responsible for the deaths of more than a million Jews - probability would suggest there are multiple events. The James ossuary (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Ossuary) showed how difficult it was to prove or disprove events at the time.
A quick interview misses the point - an in depth, 24x7 "behind the scenes" documentary is what we need. "Supplies of Pepto Bismol are running dangerously low but there's no end in site...."
Are they filming a sequel to Misery? I didn't even know Stephen King had written the book.
I feel like we have to distinguish between Reagan (criminal president with dementia) and Trump (34 convictions, numerous cases that have been dropped because he is president and numerous appearances in the Epstein files in addition to being a criminal president with dementia)
Dementia? Do you really believe he would have behaved differently at any point in the last 10 years? 20 years? 50 years...
So we need Matlock?
How can you tell? I mean is this just this terms covfefe?
"God hates Australia - just look at the animals" is probably the best argument for the existence of God I've heard...
Institutions/asylums were closed down globally in the 1970d/1980s because they were truly horrific places - while Reagan is responsible for not providing something better to replace them, closing them down was not a failing.
Was it actually a Ukrainian attack or did somebody just order too much smoke? (Russian news clip explaining large smoke order to follow...)
Good day? It can't get any fucking worse...
You sure? They seemed very low......
For the clean up? I doubt a ladle could handle the volume or splashback if used as a primary collector
#45 conversely, any flying object can be a UFO if you are terrible at identifying things. Even better if you can't tell if something is flying or just tall...
Current cost is £225 (US$303) - https://www.curryandpaxton.com/collections/the-yvan-collection/products/yvan-optical-frames-made-in-england?variant=55815820345723
The S300s/S400s have done a pretty good job or providing air defence for ~5 years and did have large numbers of systems and missiles They had to be taken out by other methods (commandos) in heavily defended locations in the first 2-3 years to make progress. I would argue that they haven't suffered from corruption like many areas of the Russian military - they have just been depleted faster than they can be replaced and 5 years of war requires huge amounts of resources.
Because of Venezuela. Sure, it may not be on the top of people's lists for the worst crimes, but there's a whole lot of people that now realise they are culpable which makes them worry that they may face consequences, and makes them reluctant to do more war crimes (I.e. Cuba). The whole concept of ICE and the military "acting with impunity" is contrary to any form of systemic justice.
No they didn't - they were just roommates who lived happily ever after. Sure, they practiced moves like this but that's just totally normal, not like the debauched actions you're suggesting.
It makes you realise what a marksman the shooter was - how did he miss that forehead?
Trump and the wider administration is worried about Venezuela - there are very real consequences for what the US did there once Trump is gone. Sure, that might takes years or even decades, but justice will find any that are still alive. That's not downplaying what is happening in the Middle East - there maybe consequences there too, but I'm less sure of the timeframe
No 11D chess - purely the minimum needed to continue the current stalemate where Trump has control and Congress and the senate enable him. If Mitch is dead, the Republicans risk the senate not being able to rubber stamp something Trump wishes to do. If Trump goes, Vance fills his place while the Republicans stumble around for a suitable successor in 2028 and they have control in the interim.
I'm guessing the ICE training largely consists of watching zombie movies so they know to be careful. Just kidding, I know they don't receive any training based on their actions.
Doesn't he need to be checked for cancer first? I mean, did we just get lucky with Pam or does your body just do this when you have to be a complete shit bag to work for Trump?
Do you still use it or have you given up?
Not just any AI. Bad AI. Either that of Mitch got a huge dose of fetal stem cells and there is a huge pile of "donors" in the hospital dumpsters.