Sometimes I try, but I about as soon as the paywall pops up.
Sometimes I try, but I about as soon as the paywall pops up.
Married, happy, and doing financially ok (house paid off but no real savings). Life would have been a lot harder with kids.
Hey guys, this right here is a super valuable point to address and really strikes straight to the heart of the ability of a system like this to give the illusion of choice. People absolutely will still think, despite this, they are still in control and we need to address it not dismiss it.
I’m undoing the downvote on this comment, it absolutely is a big part of the conversation, even if you think it’s naive.
I’m just starting out with Bazzite right now. Still awkward, but pretty painless, and all the gaming stuff like proton is already configured and baked in. I still need to figure out how to get stuff done though.
How old is your Bowden tube? Could you be getting more friction when it is bent certain ways leading to inconsistent feeding?
So In this specific instance, the specific instance we are talking about, the instance that is the topic of this discussion, no one.
The obvious follow up question is, if he were rolling up the tinted windows so he could retrieve a weapon without the cop seeing, or if he had taken off at high speed in his little sports car and run a high speed chase before crashing, could multiple people have died?
I’ll just give you the obvious answer, “yes”.
The reason your answer is naive isn’t because cops don’t do terrible things, they do, and they should absolutely be held accountable. It is because cops are also often on unpredictable situations and if you can’t look at something like this and see where pulling him out of the car could be justified, you can’t argue in good faith where the line is between this and a true abuse of power.
And if you can’t do that, the people in power will never take your argument seriously, and your will continue to be largely ignored.
That’s just naive. And that’s a big claim, a “massive risk” to the public, so back it up… Who got hurt in this instance?
Sure, but once they establish a pattern of non-compliance it doesn’t reset with each new instruction. They expect he will resist getting out of the car based on his refusal to roll down the window. At that point they have to choose whether to get him out of the car quickly, or risk non-compliance issue with that, which could involve fleeing or hitting people with his car.
When officer or public safety are at risk they will always choose to take someone into custody to stabilize the situation and then reassess from there.
The situation with the window can’t be separated from the treatment with the door.
The one I saw was longer, they knocked at least two different times and he kept telling them off.
John Stewart did a great bit where station after station reads the exact same script over and over again. It’s unsettling.
They actually said that they could have handled it better and made some procedural changes.
You do the best you can with what you’ve got.
There are no roles, only consequences. The real question here is what are the consequences, and we can’t know that.
Wait, there are people that don’t press Ctrl?
Four months until the actual election, not four months before people have to start planning for it. The logistics of finalizing, printing, and distributing materials for a nationwide election isn’t something that happens in a few weeks. It’s a lot less than four months until decisions need to be final and things need to be moving forward.
I dunno, throw Bernie in the ring as the Dem candidate, he could take it.
Start looking at jobs at your local city and county governments. A lot of them still come with actual pensions.
It’s all about property rights here. You can always just make more people, right?
Last time I asked the pharmacist, they recommended Zyrtec, or other allergy medication. It targets the same mechanism, apparently.
It worked for me at any rate.
It sounds to me like the founding fathers didn’t mention software piracy because they felt it shouldn’t be regulated by the government.