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I hope they let him keep doing it for a while and then form a class-action suit against the state to bankrupt it, seems fitting.

bigblu89 posted...

Or is it the idea that they're there to stop the supposed "middle of the night ballot stuffing" they think was happening in 2020?

That is what they think, or at least what they are saying they think, notice the use of the term mule. They purport to believe that carriers of a mass amount of fraudulent votes are making drops in the dead of night and they are there to ward them off. I could point of at least half a dozen clear flaws with their logic, but it is hard to say if they even care about that or if they really just know that it is voter intimidation and are saying that.

As to the illegality, it depends. Most of the law specifics are tied to polling places, a reasonable judge would easily expand this to mean drop-off boxes as well, but even then there are distance requirements. So they could potentially be setup across the street or just down the road to evade those restrictions, but still be able to intimidate through it being the middle of the night and a large group just across the way might freak you out.

She wouldn't stop seeing her boyfriend.

No

I had an uncle that lost a finger to the second knuckle from a cow.
We had steak for christmas dinner that year.

--Zero- posted...

Nah really I guess Im used to going to Asian restaurants with vegan options that has tempura lol. I really didnt know it was used for meat and diary too.

You better double check that next time you go. Unless they have both a vegan and regular, tempura batter is just flour and eggs. And the vegan version of it is decidedly not what the average person would find acceptable if the ordered vegetable tempura.

Fuck Cart Narc for what he done to them kids. Shit was wrong.

Police songs are so problematic.
Don't Stand So Close to Me is what I picked, of the not listed I'd probably say Can't Stand Losing You.

Kloe_Rinz posted...

So when your cart rolls onto the road and causes a car crash, killing a family, what will you think of yourself then

I'll think, 'damn, if cart narc wasn't such a fame whoring douche that family might still be alive'.
Fuck cart narc for what he done to those kids.

I used to always return my cart to the corral, but after seeing a cartnarcs video I never do anymore. Fuck that guy.

Ruvan22 posted...

I meant the refusal to pay a consulting group/contractor because you say it's "against the best interests of shareholders"

Kind of gray, will be interesting to see it play out in court honestly. The argument is that they commissioned the BCG to form a plan for them to improve the company and that BCG provide them with a plan that wasn't feasible ( bad for shareholders is a violation of the company's fiduciary duty ).

Now can GameStop prove in court that BCG gave them a bad plan, I don't know. But if you hired an architect to design you a house and they gave you plans for a moon base you might feel you shouldn't pay them.

Frostshock posted...

You can't expect everyone with cold-like symptoms to stay home or wear a mask forever. We are rapidly returning to the point where if you feel a little under the weather you pop a Tylenol and go about your day.

Coughing blood is probably past the point where you either rest at home or see a doctor though.

No, if you have cold like symptoms, you should wear a mask in public. PERIOD. FOREVER.

I'd bring it up immediately. Just be like, I don't really have any experience hanging out with people that are in a wheelchair, but this is your life every day so I'm going to assume whatever happens you got it handled. If there is anything you do need, just ask and then I got it.
Then I would just go about normally until she told me otherwise.

Prodrivertn posted...

Too funny. I served on multipule boards as my children progressed through school. I have little respect for teachers. Some stand out, most are lazy and are more concerned with tenure. Sit still Johnny like Suzy. Nevermind my lesson is boring. We have a pill for that.

Tell me you are a 30 something turbo virgin living in your parents basement without telling me.

Pensions? Is this account posting from the 1970's or something?

Get a good handle on your language of choice's implementation of a Hash (Collection, Dictionary, Map, etc..), most toy problems you see in interview screens will require them for an efficient solution.

Headline should read: "The majority of Democrats continue to play into Republican strategy by not understanding how the government works"

Giant_Aspirin posted...

because its more profitable to not care and there isn't strong enough regulation to make them care.

That isn't it at all. Like they do suck shit, but microplastics are in everything because of the way plastic decays and that we spent decades pumping it out into the environment. They are literally in everything including the air you breathe. Hopefully, we can get a handle on the concentration and it ends up as nothing more than just another particulate that passes through your body.

chaos knight posted...

Yeah, capitalism sucks. I'm not a Red Cap

That doesn't make you a liberal.

Billyionaire posted...

But I'm not talking about all music tho. Coldplay is a band that, for some reason, was held in extremely high regard in the post-OK Computer world. They were even on the first iteration of RS 500 albums of all time (at like 350ish I think?) which is just way too high for a soppy album about i wuv woo

I knows there's tons of music about that but early Coldplay probably outdoes the music about women : music about other stuff ratio by a large margin. Especially for it to be so... sentimental

I wouldn't exactly say they were held in high regard, they were just the most popular band in the world for a while and some people confuse the two. Snow Patrol was better within that style in almost every way, except for The Scientist which is probably the one great thing Chris Martin wrote. And not every one writes a great song, so he has that at least.

Makeveli_lives posted...

Id rather get more We Own This City and turn that into a Wire reboot by bringing back certain cast members instead. Both take place in Baltimore so itll work.

https://youtu.be/Ig9BcW7gXvE

It was written by one of the people that wrote a lot of The Wire and shared the Producer as well, which is why it feels almost like a successor. I'm all for letting those guys create another show if they have an idea, but I wouldn't want either of the previous continued or rebooted.

JuanCarlos1 posted...

Danzig sounds amazing.

And ahh the times when people could say things like "mega babe" without being accused of sexist

Sure you could say it, but you still sounded like a mega-tool.

pistachio12 posted...

Right, as my question was rhetorical. People are living on less than 100k a year in Boston. It may not be the most comfortable, but they're doing it. And I also know people in Boston paying 1500 or less for places near the T which would be 18,000 for the year. Using that one third number, that means their salary could be 54,000 and it would theoretically still be reasonable for them.

Oh jeez, you mean when we talk averages there are some things below the average? No shit sherlock, of course there are people with cheaper rent that live on less 50k in Boston. I guarantee it sucks and they are constantly worrying about one thing going wrong and completely screwing things up. The simple fact is, you are not living comfortably in Boston until about 80k.

pistachio12 posted...

So then how do 50%+ of the population live below that limit?

Rental units and houses are insane in those markets, but I do think you disregard that some people are grandfathered into certain rents or may own homes from when they were cheaper.

Or people are just paying way more than 30% of their income on housing and still struggling with the rest.

Household income, very few people live alone here and most will have roommates. In certain parts of the city for the young making the least money it is common to have people co-living where the landlord only rents out bedrooms for about 1k a month and you share a common space with 3 to 5 other people. People find a a way, it is just that on a 51k salary your options become very limited and you almost certainly are not doing anything to prepare for your future with that amount.

pistachio12 posted...

I also find it hilarious that people are saying you're poor or not well off if you're only making 100k in a major coastal city. I looked up Boston since Massachusetts is listed as the second highest in median income in the US. The median income in Boston is just 51k. People who think you need 100k to barely survive in a city are living in a bubble.

Anyone in Boston trying to survive with a household income of 51k is barely scraping by(Single apartments start about 2k and 2 bedrooms start pushing 3k). At a household income of about 80k you can probably live in an ok place and not be living absolutely paycheck to paycheck. At 100k you will be able to stop worrying about day to day expenses, but you still won't be able to create much savings without living explicitly frugal.

Sayoria posted...

Loving isn't in any threat. Thomas would stand up for that one for no specific reason.

I don't think he would. Dude seems riddled with self-hate over a lot of things and it would be unlikely (this or lgbt marriage rights ) to undo existing marriages being recognized federally, but would open the door for States to rip away a lot of the specific spousal rights as well as preventing new marriages.

Amendments are pretty much off the table for getting rid, but the Court can just read them different, like they just decided the 14th does not cover a right to privacy which is how abortion has been thrown back to the states.

Anything in an Act or Law is subject to immediate loss by a SC ruling.

Tell me you don't understand how the legislative process works without telling me you don't understand how the legislative process works.

JBaLLEN66 posted...

I've never seen a party get nothing done despite controlling the Senate, House, and President

When was this?

Man, Republicans policies and agendas are really fucking me over, guess it is time to stop voting for Democrats.

So the answer is depends.

In general, you are supposed to separate production data from development data if there is any sort of PII involved. So in well run companies people would only be able to access a lot of that data if there was a legitimate business purpose for them to be in there.

In practice Software companies are trash and devs typically could access anything they wanted to, but have the hovering specter of getting fired if they are caught misusing it.

Orange man never would have let this happen, ergo Baden

Federal is 18 cents, each state averages about 25 cents on top of that. More about optics here than actually changing anything.

PatrickMahomes posted...

is there some divine gas overlord who sends an email out at 1am saying "your prices will all be this tomorrow" at which point they update the signage overnight usually when nobody is around?

Mostly, at least for the chains. Store managers usually need to submit a price survey 2 or 3 times a day for a couple of competitive locations around. I'm guessing they have some analysis program or people crunching them and they can call back to a location at any time and tell them to change the prices.

It's a little weird overall because it is pretty much never about the cost of the fuel that is in the ground, but based around the cost of the next fuel they will need to buy.

But if I had $7 I'd get Taco Bell, oh the delicious irony of the predicament.

Hey man you saw the dress they were wearing, totally asking... oh wait Catholic Church said this, oh I mean, you saw the way he looked in that Altar robe, asking for it I tell you.

TC on that DEMON TIME in here

What the thumb is going on here?

mattfrank posted...

Welcome to 2000s

Close, there used to be Enso Sushi down on Kneeland St on the edge of Chinatown that only lasted about a year in 2013. Their plates were too expensive for the location I thought, at least Kura is more reasonable even if the plates are quite small.

So that's why conservatives are against abortion and for school shootings.