After the Supreme Court struck down much of Trump's earlier tariff program in February, the administration turned to other legal authorities. For Canada, Trump invoked Section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930, a rarely used Depression-era provision allowing tariffs of up to 50% against countries deemed to discriminate against U.S. businesses.
The administration has a full time team of lawyers grepping every corner of the Federal code to justify anything they do with obscure law and bullshit arguments.
I thought that a platform often interested in self hosting would loathe the idea of remotely activated equipment that’s often getting used in the moment, like a remotely activated baton (lol).
My take is that you either trust it with people in the field or you don’t.
I wish I could have gone to Burning Man before it was completely cooked.
Not sure what I would bring to the table. Maybe just a trunk load of charcoal and cook for three days straight.
It’s okay to just quit while you’re behind.
Did not, perhaps a strategy for next year
Nice the dang squirrels ate most of mine this year.
Erie Canal is still open! The Wellend canal can handle a much larger variety of craft though
Not too shabby. Caught a comedy show after work.
How was yours?
Ah I looked up the current menu at both places and the 4505 burgers are $15/$20 where NOPA’s was exactly $29
But with tax and tip makes sense
Excellent work detective! Take the rest of the day off.
Is this 4505 on Divis?
Edit: Figured it out. OP went to NOPA and got the burger. Great restaurant with excellent service.
I’d smash that halibut crudo currently on the menu. Yes this place is high end.
This is the game for people who come back into Michigan before Thanksgiving but can’t or don’t want to attend the Bears game on Thanksgiving day.
Not surprised it’s expensive.
We call them bye weeks. Never heard the term in context of football.
Meanwhile me at Dennys: ILL HAVE THE MOONS OVER MY HAMMY PLEASE so loud the entire restaurant can hear it
The administration has a full time team of lawyers grepping every corner of the Federal code to justify anything they do with obscure law and bullshit arguments.
They do not when it comes to things like batons and shotguns and whatever else they carry in their vehicle.
That is what I was originally replied to. My point is if you don’t trust an officer to wield it, don’t supply them with it.
Agreed on not trusting the police.
Who’s the hall monitor activating the equipment? Some person also getting paid to watch a bunch of live body cams?
Got it you hate cops and have unrealistic ideas about how to regulate them. I think my original comment alluded to that pretty well.
When was Delta cheap? I live near a fortress hub and it’s $500+ to fly anywhere. Maybe I was one of the 25% pricing test
I thought that a platform often interested in self hosting would loathe the idea of remotely activated equipment that’s often getting used in the moment, like a remotely activated baton (lol).
My take is that you either trust it with people in the field or you don’t.
Insane comment. What is the equipment even necessary for with that limited access?
Perhaps that is your point, but it might as well be people deployed from a location rather than onsite personnel.
Holy shit that’s Wilt Chamberlain??