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Personally I find the idea that there are any safeguards against Trump lunching nukes a comfort Nixon's aides did likewise in the days before his resignation. The fact that the president has the power to decide to punch nukes all by hi
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it was an attempted coup its stupidity and lack of success don't change that
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yeah I'm sure this had nothing to do with the attempted coup
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> They can't just call up their lobbyist who's already scheduled to golf with a congressman every other weekend and tell them to bring it up on their next trip. I think you're vastly underestimating the impact of lobbying
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Python isn't less expressive for the most part except for lack of blocks(although can be emulated with decorators and def _), and ruby's strategic lack of parentheses and not being to add/change methods in c based classes. Py
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There are far more languages that compile to Java bytecode then to javascript or Webassembly and it has been a thing for far longer. The Java virtual machine has a good jit-compiler(at least for java but often for other languages too) and a
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ps4 pro or base?
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> The "separation of church and state" view is odd because several states had official established churches until long after the Constitution was adopted: "New Hampshire kept its establishment until 1817; Connecticut kept
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It used to come up, now doesn't seem to unless I look in image search? It's basically a highly impractical piece of women's (and maybe men?) underwear that's supposed to be "sexy" but is more WTF https:/&
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I assure you it doesn't line up with my porn search habits. It came up one day when searching and now it doesn't seem to come up (unless I click on image search), who knows how googles algorithm works?
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> Food is essential for live, you have no food, you die. If you or your children starve you will pay anything for food. Society's stability depend of the supply and price of food. That doesn't mean your country has to grow it.
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> Anyone that have lived in China or India knows how much people those places have. Both India's and China's population is expected to fall significantly, It's Nigeria where large growth is still expected. The pressure isn
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> It's hard to imagine that people haven't learned the value of having a robust local food supply chain, which is the one thing that I had hoped we had learned after the shortages and panic buying created during the 1st wave of
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>- Independence from other countries. Very important for small ones like Denmark that wouldn't have alternative to planting on their own soil. This does not seem like an important thing, it seems like an unimportant thing that can p
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If you think that's something try googling c-strings (not at work)
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The Texas Attorney General is also a partisan clown and is under investigation/indictment for corruption and bribery(his aides quit and and said that he was guilty). That lawsuit is anti-democratic nonsense and is getting tossed
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Because that actually happened You were alive when Trump called for Russia to hack Hillary's emails? Or when his son and son and law admitted to negotiating with them? Or when Trump tried to drop Russian sanctions?
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WSJ minus the editorial pages is pretty good Who's fault is it that the conserative movement has become more and more detached from facts?
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So because you don't like them you want the goverment to censor them?
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Valid lawsuits Most of the lawsuits Trumps lawyers and other supporters have produced are batshit and people are trying to get the lawyers sanctioned for frivolous lawsuits. These suits are failing in court, the only thing they're good
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The Texas case is an insane attack on democracy that isn't going anywhere But just because it isn't doesn't excuse the Republicans that are attacking our democracy just to soothe an old narcissists ego
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It is Google's responsibility They provided the forum, they need to moderate it
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Most of the media isn't located in Silicon Valley It is techs responsibility to moderate the forums they operate
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The problem is not just that the Russians tried to interfere with our election. It's that President Trump openly invited their illegal meddling and likely conspired with them and then tried to drop sanctions on then after the election
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yes what percent of memory do dates usually use? Even in a spreadheet, it wouldn't double needed memory at worst it would probably be signficantly less then 10% extra memory
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People aren't saying the goverment isn't worse. They're saying that Facebooks lack of moderation is part of the cause and deserves criticism even if they aren't nearly as evil as the Myanmar goverment https://
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The Mueller report did no such thing.
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It's more likely that Greenwalds colleagues are a better judge
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Kavanaugh story broke when it did because it leaked
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And all? most? of his colleagues with fairly similar political views and a dedication to good journalism are opposed. Glenn seems to have picked his personal grudge over journalistic integrity
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