Especially since it just feels like imperial collapse blue balls at this point. If he did this I wouldn’t be the least bit surprised if it collapsed the feds. Like remember how bad shit was during COVID? Now imagine that but worse since trade was at least moving then.
Unironically just cutting trade with basically everyone has a solid chance of triggering a bi-partisan succession crises.
Personally I’m generally against people hugging me. But I’m an autist who thinks eye contact is too much physical contact so…
Multi monitor setups arent bad but in my experience they are usually cludged together abominations with at minimum two desks in active use. Mine for example is consistent of a HP pavilion from around 02 if I had to make a guess, a HP monitor from 17, and then my 5 plus year old Asus monitor. My desks setup is an L desk plus a random corner desk for the CRT and the WW2 era speakers I have that I still need wires for.
Anyone know where I can get wires and an amp for an antique pair of speakers? They use a positive and negative similar to what old car speakers have, not particularly picky just want to test them ideally using an aux input.
I trust Iceland with weapons like these. If they want to use a kinetic strike on the polar bears that their problem.
It’s a Honda from 1984, it’s a favorite of the Omnissiah
Californian checking in and no. He looks like a generic white dude id see at the gas station.
I too lose control of technology when I’m not looking at what I’m doing or it’s already busted. For example I lose control of my Honda 110s throttle because it’s got a faulty after market carburator. Doesn’t mean the bikes sapient, even if the machine spirit is a drama queen.
The reason the Romans were so weirdly stingy when it came to books is because they were a bitch to make and expensive as hell so unless it happened to be in a library you had to find someone with a specific book in their collection. It wouldn’t be until the early medieval period when scriptoriums started to appear that you see large numbers of books being reproduced for relatively cheaply.
Oh also if a book wasn’t well liked or just wasn’t copied frequently then it had a pretty good chance of being lost. This is how the works on the Etruscans by Augustus was lost, note it was multiple volumes yet I’m pretty sure we have none, from what citations still exist is seems to have been a proper historical and anthropological work.
Velma is canonically a lesbian in several versions and Shaggy is unironically capable of getting with many women. Seriously Shaggy the chick magnet is canon.
I have borne witness to such double page degeneracy! It was a picture!
It pleased me greatly.
Like I tend to, but I’m also one of those guys who broadly sticks to one or two authors and weird imported books on top of that. You try finding Youjo Senki and Metro 2033 at a bookstore or even library in my region, because I’ve fucken tried.
So is history, but a whole lot of it is still scientifically based. The term soft science has existed exactly for this purposes for decades.
Technically economics is a subset of sociology and thusly is a science. But the people your probably referring to probably wouldn’t consider a backyard blacksmith to be under goods manufacturing either so ditto. This is just a reminder that economics isn’t just dumbasses who think that the only thing that matters is line go up, but the actual science side of it are generally in secondary fields or quietly working for the government or certain consultants.
Hey now not all of them leak documents. Some of them travel to warzones to acquire in person measurements.
You want the damage to be quick and brutal so as to cause as much friction as possible, taxes won’t necessarily due this due to the fact the goods and resources that are effected would likely still be present. Better to remove materials outright and cause as much friction as possible, make the demands for Trump’s removal clear and also make it clear that succession would have the same opening of trade.
Probably but Mexico and Canada have the most direct incentives. China for example doesn’t want the US to implode since that has a solid chance to eliminate one of their major consumer bases and depending on how the US comes out of it either intact or not it could result in broad economic realignment towards locally produced goods and decreased consumption therein.
I’ve said it elsewhere and I’ll say it here once again, Canada and probably Mexico need to see about putting a total embargo on US goods, services, and flights. Hold them until Trump is dead or out of power, if it collapses the US economy and maybe the feds as well who cares. I’m saying this as a Californian who’s local economy is held up by the transportation of goods along the 10 and 15.
I am a man dying of thirst watching another drown. Smashes skull in Fallout borne frustration
Sabatons, Powerwolves, Brothers and Sisters of Metal, Glory Hammers. Aight I ran out.
Edit: Credance Clearwater Revival Revival.
I met a talking toaster once, it was angry and wanted to burn the world down. Better than the seed processor though.