The guy who came up with checks and balances really overlooked only giving one branch a military
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The United States didn't start keeping a large standing Army until after WWII!
Take a look at this from Statista for most of our history the US would build up the military for a war and then strip it back to almost nothing as soon as the fighting was over.
The original guys didn't fuck it up we allowed Congress to break it!
Not gonna lie, I don’t get the hate.
TEAMs was terrible going into the pandemic but it's steadily gotten better, especially over the past 18 months. Reading down the comment chain though I'm in awe at the amount of problems that people are apparently still having with it!
TEAMs via app or browser on my Windows 10 box at work? Fine. TEAMs via app or browser on my Windows 11 Surface? Fine. TEAMs via app or browser on my wheezy HP laptop with Windows 11? Fine. TEAMs via browser (Firefox even!) on all three of my Linux systems? Also completely fine!
Hell I've got Creative T-60 USB-C speakers, a logi webcam, and Turtle Beach headphones hooked to a USB sharing KVM for two of those linux boxes and it still just works.
I must be the luckiest dumb-ass alive when it comes to MS TEAMs because at least for the last two years it just works.
Like if I’m at a protest and seriously worried about cops shooting me
You show up to party with the booze ya' got, not the booze ya' wish ya' had. The rate things are going you may soon wish you'd ordered yourself some.
Chances are pretty low a civilian protestor will have access to one.
In the U.S??? I can literally buy them in a store or order them online. I'm a "Gun Guy", but not a gun tard, and at least half of the other gun guys I know have one. You can buy basic Level III stuff like the guy in that picture is wearing for $300.
It's odd that they want to go with the American based Fedora instead of the German based openSUSE. Only thing I can figure is that this is yet another case of European Tech infighting?
The Register should get ahold of Robert Riemann and ask them.
is far to powerful to throw completely away.
They could do the same with DoE and it isn't saving that agency. There's no particular reason the FDA would fare any better. They'll strip it to the bone and some states will cheerfully make it completely legal for their citizens.
Good luck to my northern neighbors. It's near impossible to stop the online shitnado.
Huh, oddly enough towards the end of the article it states that this guy is actually working to limit the number "vouchers" for charter schools in Tennessee expressly to preserve funding for public education.
Yessss Republicans keep grabbing that 3rd rail. Clutch it tighter!
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As a helpful FYI the word you were looking for there was "opaque".
Shush Greenie. It's a Billionaire's playground and there's so many of them knocking around that you can't throw a rock without hitting three of 'em.