No, they aren’t. It’s extremely easy to separate the actions of the Israeli state from the beliefs and moral worth of the Jewish people. A great way to start is by actually talking to Jews, you will find that many are incredibly disenfranchised by Israel’s actions. Sure, some support the IDF, but so do many American Christians, so you can’t exactly draw conclusions from that.
For sure, but even making Texas remotely competitive would be a huge blow—it’s a large state that takes a lot of money to reach with political advertising, and if republicans have to start campaigning hard to keep their bedrock state then that time and money drain can start dragging other races.
Flood insurance is often also subsidized by other insurance purchasers who are not at flood risk! The insurer purchases insurance insurance in case they need to pay out more then they have, which gets added to their admin costs and distributed out to their customers.
At will employment means either the employee or the employer can terminate the employment at any time for any reason, provided it isn’t discriminatory or retaliatory, so unless you can argue premarital sex havers are a protected demographic, it’s completely legal.
Oof, I’ve read about plans to do that sort of thing but didn’t know they were already implemented. Godspeed to all affected.
Huh? Last I checked it’s just a checkbox with no actual verification mechanism
No, but most in suburban America have a gas powered lawnmower
Most people don’t have a spare electric drivetrain in their garage, though.
“Colour corrected”
Makes them white
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Try Go. Chess is at least quick—one mistake in Go and you get to spend the next 20 turns watching the territory you spent half an hour staking out shrivel away to nothing.
Painting of a Smoker by Adriaen Brouwer
I think the question is whether you interpret that acronym as P E M D A S or P E MD AS (i.e., whether multiplication has higher precedence than division or whether they are the same).
The latter is correct, the former is an unfortunately common misunderstanding.
Not very, it spreads human to human but much less aggressively than flu or covid.
“We do believe that there may be some human-to-human transmission that’s happening among the really close contacts, the husband and wife, people who’ve shared cabins,” said Maria Van Kerkhove, the director of epidemic and pandemic management at the World Health Organization, speaking at a press conference on Tuesday.
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However, Debbink says, if this is indeed human-to-human transmission, the virus does not seem to be highly transmissible because then “you would have a lot more cases on the cruise ship, just from people being around each other in pretty close proximity.”
GitHub is where a lot of companies store their source code, so many software development workflows require it to be available. For a while it had fantastic uptime, but since Microslop started shoving vibe coded updates its reliability has cratered.
That’s pretty impressive! As far as I know, only Mlem (iOS only) can also keep posts/communities/etc open when switching accounts.
What separates your multi account support from other apps’ offerings?
Greatest is hard to nail down, but some songs that I think belong in the conversation:
Måneskin - BLA BLA BLA is pretty unhinged.
Bob Dylan - Idiot Wind isn’t unambiguously a breakup song, but the vibes are right there for me.
Kanye’s a piece of shit but See You In My Nightmares is a banger of a breakup song
Beatles - Yesterday is an all time classic
Practice
Of course not, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t do it. We go to space because it’s cool and we can, and that’s a beautifully human thing to do. As for the money, it’s a baseline fact of this world that enormous sums will be spent on things that don’t fix our problems, and space is as good a use as any for that wasted cash. If it were space or solving hunger, solving hunger is the obvious priority, but practically speaking it’s “don’t solve hunger and go to space” or “don’t solve hunger.”
That still wouldn’t justify including “Jew” in a list of otherwise entirely negative descriptors