NotYourLawyer

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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
The DOJ regularly provides guidance about its interpretations of laws. These letters are also “deciding what it means in practice.” https://adata.org/interpretation-letter Nobody complains about this though.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
There is no suggestion that that’s going to happen.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
That’s an unrelated issue.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
> The executive Power shall be vested in a President of the United States of America. Seems fine that the bureaucrats to whom executive power is delegated should be answerable to the executive.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
There’s prosecutorial discretion. If Congress doesn’t like it, impeachment is the remedy.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
> nor does the President "interpret" the law; that is the domain of the Judiciary Everyone tasked with enforcing a law must necessarily interpret its meaning. The judiciary gets the final say though.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
Depends way too much on the examiner.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
This is completely wrong. Please don’t opine on legal matters if you can’t be bothered to educate yourself.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
It could be a continuation application that claims priority to an earlier application.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
I mean, you’re supposed to get a yearly checkup. They do blood work.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
They should pigtail the GPU straight into the AC wall voltage and build in a dedicated power supply to convert to DC.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
Touch screens are such a lazy, shitty, dangerous way to implement 90% of the functions they’re currently used for. Good to see that at least one person is working on this problem.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
Oh sorry, I skimmed and thought this was based on Deepseek R1.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
I bet it’s not that high. They’ve got to worry about the mechanic rubbing his eyes after applying this tape.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
Kinda makes me want to do a crip walk.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
I did though. It’s possible to support Harris and still be reasonable about the utter failure that the lawfare campaign against Trump has been.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
Better microwaves existed. Nobody wanted them. Technology Connections: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiS27feX8o0
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
This is a made up problem with a trivial solution.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
You don’t deport citizens though…
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
Windows 11 made me buy a Mac.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
Disbarred for being realistic and honest about what a mistake that prosecution was? I voted for Harris BTW.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
You mean one time-barred, victimless misdemeanor that got transmogrified into 34 felonies by an overzealous political hack of a prosecutor? Lawfare was tried, and it failed. I hope it dies the death it deserves instead of becoming the new n
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
I never bothered reading the Da Vinci Code. Digital Fortress was so shockingly poorly written that I never wanted to touch anything else of his.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
NVDA could go to zero and he’d still be a multi billionaire. His worst nightmare isn’t very bad.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
Oh wow, That’s still not much, but I was under the impression it was a lot less common than that.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
Weird. Where did it come from? It’s basically unheard of in the US.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
I’d pay no more than 30 cents on the dollar.
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by NotYourLawyer 2y ago
If we know its rough size, should be easy to figure out its terminal velocity. It’s just a rock.

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