Meh there was nothing important about him and no reason for anyone to care. On the other hand, there was another school shooting in Evergreen, Colorado, at nearly the same time, and THAT is what everyone should be focusing on. Of course the cantaloupe in charge still hasn't said a word about THAT because he couldn't make that tragedy about himself.
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Every claim they make that the shooter was left-leaning has been found to be an outright lie.
Influenced towards the left in college? He spent one semester during the 2021 lockdowns taking online courses.
Old friend who said the shooter leaned left? Retracted the same day after realizing he actually didn't know if he was thinking of the same person.
And now this crap of the roommate being trans? The roommate had a tiktok chat where he asked an AI to generate an anime character from his photo and it generated a female character. The roommate then clarified he was wearing a "sloth" hoodie because he was hoping the AI would generate a sloth themed character.
This "evidence" just goes to show how desperate the right is to make people believe the left is declaring war on them. As usual, the right wants to play the victim in something they've done to themselves. And lets not forget the shooter was an active groyper -- that simply cannot coexist with someone who is left-leaning.
A couple of theories come to mind when reading this article. The first is that Pluto could be a captured rogue planet, ejected from the death of another star, which would explain its highly-elliptical orbit. The second theory is that Jupiter once orbited much closer to our sun, somewhere in the vicinity that is now occupied by the Earth itself.
This all makes me wonder if it's possible Jupiter is also a captured rogue planet, one that started out in a more elliptical orbit and broke up the inner planets (perhaps adding to its own mass), before settling into the more distant outer orbit?
Regardless, the evidence certainly seems to hint that "something" seriously disrupted the distribution of mass between our local planets early in their formation. It would certainly make for some interesting computer models to try and work out the possibilities.
I guess this is how they solve their food shortage after getting so much blowback from trying to force children to replace migrants working in the fields.
Why does everyone think the term came from Star Wars? I know it was used in steampunk before then, and google suggests it goes back to a 1958 article about robots. Sorry, not trying to be pedantic, just feels like a lot of people give Star Wars unjust credit for things they didn't actually create.
Made in the USA -- for when "Made in China" just isn't fascist enough.
Everything else aside, what kind of "financial" harm could she have possibly suffered? As if she would even know the meaning of overwhelming money loss.
Amazon is so bad at coordinating their deliveries that I have seen three delivery vans parked on my block at the same time. Now I'm just waiting for them all to show up at the same house at once.
Spanned 515 miles, spawned at least 116 air-to-ground strikes during its duration, and lasted about 7 seconds total. The article also mentions the record for longest known lightning arc was 17 seconds!
Don't forget that managers think the same thing -- if it's free then it is somehow an inferior product but if you pay for something then that automatically makes it better. This applies forward as well... the more they pay for something, the "better" it must be.
For example... Cybertruck.
From my perspective, open-source products are greatly superior because you have the entire community of users and engineers working on a known issue, rather than a few paid engineers who may not even use the product. Even more importantly, the community will solve problems that a corporation has decided aren't worth the effort or are "obsolete".
I can understand why some programs only allow a single copy to be opened at once, something like email makes sense. However on Linux they got this right... if you try to open a program that is already running, it switches to the screen that program is on and restores the program window to the desktop. There's no guessing why the program "won't open", it just makes the logical choice that you want to see it.
Heh that reminds me of another detail from that call... the guy also wasn't willing to reboot his computer (which would have solved the problem as well), but berated me for not knowing what I was doing for making the suggestion. Dude, it's Windows, things break constantly and a reboot generally resolves the issue.
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On Saturday, Oct. 14, Longmont will experience an 80 % annular solar eclipse
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Keep in mind that seasonal crops are going to be harvested soon, and nobody will be getting good prices from foreign sales this year. I know most farmers can ride out at least one bad season, but if the current policy continues into next year you can bet that a huge number of farms are going to completely collapse.