I think the problem is that if the water got hot enough to kill the bacteria, it would mean the computers were running at temperatures hot enough that it would damage components on them (or at the very least reduce the lifespan of them).
The most terrifying thing to me about Nazism and fascism is that, by all psychological and otherwise measurable accounts, people who exhibit its traits are on the whole not that different from any other person you might find without them. Perhaps you could say they found a mental switch—a way of justifying their actions and behaviors—that forfeits one's humanity in the process, but I believe this line of thinking is flawed.
No, I think Nazis are fully human, which condemns their depravity all the more. They don't get to escape from the moral weight of what they've done by being stripped of the burdens and responsibilities of humanity. We cannot underestimate Nazis, or treat them as though they are mere animals or dumb cogs; they are an example of every single thing a person cannot be and also be allowed to live normal, quiet lives in a just world.
Nazism is a sort of evil that, from what we know, only humans are capable of.
Just read through the article, Hudud appears to refer to a very specific range of crimes/offenses as laid out by the Qur'an, none of which include wearing a colorful hijab
There are certainly reasons women wouldn't want to stand out, but I don't think this is one of them lil goat
Election boycotts require a mass movement to work, not just general disenfranchisement and non participation. Catalonia comes to mind, as controversial as that was by the "just vote" crowd when the referendums were making headlines. I can't think of many places in the US where that sort of coordinated non-participation is even floated as an idea in the public consciousness. If you have any examples I'd be interested to hear though
...What?
You can put 1/1/2000 now
Hell, in a couple years you'll be able to put 1/1/2010
Fuck.
Safe level is zero but there's a gradient of severity
Every company has to scramble for their share of the pie which shrinks by virtue of the collective scrambling in and of itself. I love feedback loops!
Insert "at least it's not gubbermint" gadsen flag with Flock, Ring, Axon, Motorola, and Palantir on the boot crushing the snake
People who make suggestions like this are missing the point.
Most people want their device and the programs on it to just work.
Not everyone needs to or wants to code every time they're faced with a minor inconvenience.
I say this as someone who likes to tinker and code.
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The graph gains a z axis, in both directions you get an equally-incoherent far-center
I think the problem is that if the water got hot enough to kill the bacteria, it would mean the computers were running at temperatures hot enough that it would damage components on them (or at the very least reduce the lifespan of them).
Yeah like I'd try this if given the opportunity
If only
hire fans lol
The most terrifying thing to me about Nazism and fascism is that, by all psychological and otherwise measurable accounts, people who exhibit its traits are on the whole not that different from any other person you might find without them. Perhaps you could say they found a mental switch—a way of justifying their actions and behaviors—that forfeits one's humanity in the process, but I believe this line of thinking is flawed.
No, I think Nazis are fully human, which condemns their depravity all the more. They don't get to escape from the moral weight of what they've done by being stripped of the burdens and responsibilities of humanity. We cannot underestimate Nazis, or treat them as though they are mere animals or dumb cogs; they are an example of every single thing a person cannot be and also be allowed to live normal, quiet lives in a just world.
Nazism is a sort of evil that, from what we know, only humans are capable of.
The humble domperidone supplement:
Oh it's making money for the people it needs to make money for. All part of the grift!
I think this is one of those instances where the process is the punishment
Just read through the article, Hudud appears to refer to a very specific range of crimes/offenses as laid out by the Qur'an, none of which include wearing a colorful hijab
There are certainly reasons women wouldn't want to stand out, but I don't think this is one of them lil goat
Steam can delist all of Ubisoft's games from their storefront in retaliation to what Ubisoft does on their own independent store
Election boycotts require a mass movement to work, not just general disenfranchisement and non participation. Catalonia comes to mind, as controversial as that was by the "just vote" crowd when the referendums were making headlines. I can't think of many places in the US where that sort of coordinated non-participation is even floated as an idea in the public consciousness. If you have any examples I'd be interested to hear though
You're lucky if it's only 5% in this economy!