There's a middle. I still use emoticons and completely reject emojis. All ASCII all the time.

We had a guy that would email the CEO with audio or video of him singing or something. Good dude. Sold people eggs every week from his hens. Got fired for actual bullshit his lead should've been canned for.

Fine. Next desktop build is linux.

I like being able to use my banking app. I do miss having proper control, though.

Killing one person is understandable. Once you get to two there's a pattern.

This was kind of my response. Everyone is thinking of Trump's shit, I was wondering about Al Awlaki. Assassinate a 16yo American citizen at a child's birthday party in Yemen? Np.

What result did we expect except some weird middle ground that allows the war on terror and a shitload of other extra-judicial killings with no proper declaration of war? They're codifying immunity that was already assumed.

Airsoft license?

Fully insured. They likely had liability but couldn't get full coverage, which is perfectly legal.

It's hard for me not to go off on speculation like this. Bunch of random assumptions for no reason. You can look up the requirements. For my state it's a weight/passenger limit.

First thing I did after installing a bidet was shoot water 3m onto a wall.

Lots of places are digital now. Know where your friends are? Play tubthumping 10 times in a row.

The retaliation isn't even the story here. Interference with delegated FAA responsibilities is, and the FAA should be handling it. Any type of delegation interference is a serious issue.

I'm not sure if Boeing is going the same route we are, but blue collar people - the ones building and assembling airplanes - are treated like replaceable cogs. They aren't taught the actual meaning or point of quality/quality management systems. It's mostly warm bodies. When I ask people if they've read the specs that cover the processes they're doing, they stare at me. It's maddening. You're performing a complex process solely on OJT? Fucking lunacy.