Shamans.
“Look, he said he knows where all the fruit bearing trees in this forest are. Not a lot of them, all of them. He pointed out a squirrel the other day and told it he was glad to see that it made it through the winter. I don’t know how he does it, but if he says we have to move because the squirrels are starting to move to new trees, who am I to argue? We move.”
Abraham Lincoln: Secretary of Ghosts
He changed it, used to be USENET
Meh, I knew what wizardbeard meant.
turtle svn
that’s a name I’ve not heard in a long, long time.
Shows a bunch of dehumanized people (faceless, covered, whited-out) working alone, tending to machines. This does not promote a sense of unity.
And what’s with all the white and red, sterilized, and overtly militaristic themes? That’s not exactly yelling “class unity” to me.
However, the Assemblea de Barris pel Decreixement Turístic says that these visitors increase prices and put pressure on public services, while profits from the tourism industry are unfairly distributed and increase social inequality.
The greedy local businesses and the local government letting them keep their probably ridiculous profits is the problem here.
Sokath, his eyes covered. (Samsung has tons of phones and mics everywhere too) Does anyone actually use Bixby though?
Google, it’s pockets laden. (meh, they already have listening devices everywhere, two more won’t really make a difference)
It still works that way, the newest editions just make it easier for new people to get rolling faster. No ruleset will ever make up for a bad DM.
From the U.S. Coast Guard press release:
Initial engineering calculations indicate potential volume of crude oil that could have been released from the affected pipeline is 1.1 million gallons.
So yeah, no one can go out there with a bucket and measure it, but that’s probably a safe estimate.
Well, the secret is getting batteries as cheaply as possible, how you get there is the magic of capitalism*
shadowsocks seems to be the best way for now.
Well, it’s revenue not profit, so theoretically it could be money out of his pocket that the social media platform formerly known as Twitter perhaps wouldn’t be able to pay by itself.
They’re building out in Idaho, but the rising cost of pretty much everything globally slowed them down. They just got the approval for the cost increases in January.
Unless your definition of propaganda is “everything is propaganda” this isn’t. It’s a direct report of events that happened, that’s all I was trying to point out. The article doesn’t even have an opinion on the bravery comment, it simply reports it as stated by the union, as a quote.
Pretty sure Delta was just doing what it could to prevent the headline from being something like “Delta airlines leaves fifty employees for dead amid terrorist attacks in warzone”
from the article: “The carrier had at least 50 pilots and flight attendants in Israel when the country came under rocket attack by Hamas militants in Gaza.”
They were just evacuating their employees. This is literally the most boring topic to go to full foil hat over.
The word brave is even in quotes in the original headline because it’s a quote from the union!
I just found this thread and tracked down the original for you.
Which explicitly states the same language, but from 2019.
Well, all the top contenders are being defenestrated, and that evolutionary pressure is creating a new niche that will be filled by some kind of smart, quiet, and patient opportunist. Maybe.