The Biden administration eventually lost in court. A major campaign promise was to forgive $10k in student loan debt (for those making less than X dollars in income, iirc). Congress couldn't get a bill for that through, so he tried to use an executive action to order the Department of Education to do it, but a number of (red) states fought it and won in the Supreme Court.
Most NYC residents rent, they don't purchase the homes they live in.
$1.3M is actually lower than I would have guessed for this neighborhood considering the amount of homes here that are probably worth more than $10M (maybe it's a median, not a mean?).
A quick search does show a bunch of listings for studios less than $500K.
I think the amount of funding is kind of irrelevant. Our government has lost (or perhaps given away) the ability to actually build anything without an infinite array of subcontractors all trying to fleece the taxpayer for as much money as possible. If the budget was higher, the expenses would simply grow proportionally to absorb it.
The potential for copyright infringement (or at least the appearance of copyright infringement) would be too high. Better to keep a "clean room" approach in the wine project to avoid attracting Microsoft's ire.
One real issue is that the Saudi government is really just a bunch of minor princes and royal family members in a trenchcoat.
So yes, it may be the case that the King and senior officials don't want to enable the proliferation of nuclear materials, but that doesn't mean the Saudi government isn't a leaky seive.
To expand on the other reply a bit, niri and sway do just the window management. So if you want things like notifications, media keys, panels, docks, bluetooth/wifi widgets, screenlocking, wallpapers, etc, you need to provide those separately.
Traditionally, those would be separate utilities, but Noctalia provides most of what you'd need in one package. Pretty convenient.
Ostensibly yes, but what do you actually expect to happen if a judge orders the marshalls to take leadership at the DoJ into custody? The mission of the Marshall service may be to provide enforcement to the Judiciary, but they are part of the DoJ and the executive.
The reason these judges won't do that is because they know that the authority they wield is only possible with the cooperation of the executive. They don't want to shatter the illusion that they are a co-equal branch because they fear that once that cat is out of the bag they won't be able to coax it back in.
There's another species in the same family that parisitises pigeons. Any who's kept doves will probably be familiar with it. Thankfully those cannot live on humans.
Assuming you mean a preprinted ballet which folks mark by hand; when the ballets with your selections are printed by a machine they will all be consistent and you have fewer issues with people leaving ambiguous marks on the ballet. It also makes the optical scanning used for tabulations more reliable.
Edit to add: there was a scandal here in the US during the 2000 presidential election that you may recall involving "hanging chads" in Florida. Some ballets were deemed ambiguous because the mechanical voting machines used at the time did not fully punch out the holes they were supposed on the ballet sheet.
God, I hate this so much. I used to frequently ask the senior engineer on my team for input on whatever I was working on, but he started just replying with copy-pasted Gemini responses.
Elections in the US are run by the individual states, so the process can vary from one state to the next.
Where I live, you use a kiosk-like machine to make your vote selections. That machine prints a physical ballet which you can verify prior to depositing it into a collection box. The ballets are then tabulated using optical scans.
It's true that NYC is expensive but you can get an apartment for way less than $5,000.
The Biden administration eventually lost in court. A major campaign promise was to forgive $10k in student loan debt (for those making less than X dollars in income, iirc). Congress couldn't get a bill for that through, so he tried to use an executive action to order the Department of Education to do it, but a number of (red) states fought it and won in the Supreme Court.
Most NYC residents rent, they don't purchase the homes they live in.
$1.3M is actually lower than I would have guessed for this neighborhood considering the amount of homes here that are probably worth more than $10M (maybe it's a median, not a mean?).
A quick search does show a bunch of listings for studios less than $500K.
You can definitely live in Manhattan on $140k. You probably have a studio or 1BR apartment.
I think the amount of funding is kind of irrelevant. Our government has lost (or perhaps given away) the ability to actually build anything without an infinite array of subcontractors all trying to fleece the taxpayer for as much money as possible. If the budget was higher, the expenses would simply grow proportionally to absorb it.
The potential for copyright infringement (or at least the appearance of copyright infringement) would be too high. Better to keep a "clean room" approach in the wine project to avoid attracting Microsoft's ire.
One real issue is that the Saudi government is really just a bunch of minor princes and royal family members in a trenchcoat.
So yes, it may be the case that the King and senior officials don't want to enable the proliferation of nuclear materials, but that doesn't mean the Saudi government isn't a leaky seive.
It's worth pointing out that Home editions of Windows don't allow you to enable the RDP server without doing some janky stuff.
To expand on the other reply a bit, niri and sway do just the window management. So if you want things like notifications, media keys, panels, docks, bluetooth/wifi widgets, screenlocking, wallpapers, etc, you need to provide those separately.
Traditionally, those would be separate utilities, but Noctalia provides most of what you'd need in one package. Pretty convenient.
I am pretty sure my parents had to pay $10/mo or whatever for me to lose all those matches in MechAssault.
Xbox Live started with the original Xbox
I agree that they could, and should, try. I just think that the reason they don't is because they know that it would be unsuccessful.
Ostensibly yes, but what do you actually expect to happen if a judge orders the marshalls to take leadership at the DoJ into custody? The mission of the Marshall service may be to provide enforcement to the Judiciary, but they are part of the DoJ and the executive.
The reason these judges won't do that is because they know that the authority they wield is only possible with the cooperation of the executive. They don't want to shatter the illusion that they are a co-equal branch because they fear that once that cat is out of the bag they won't be able to coax it back in.
There's another species in the same family that parisitises pigeons. Any who's kept doves will probably be familiar with it. Thankfully those cannot live on humans.
Maybe, but I don't think his intent is to shut me up. I think he's just a true believer. I think he's honestly trying to be helpful with it.
Assuming you mean a preprinted ballet which folks mark by hand; when the ballets with your selections are printed by a machine they will all be consistent and you have fewer issues with people leaving ambiguous marks on the ballet. It also makes the optical scanning used for tabulations more reliable.
Edit to add: there was a scandal here in the US during the 2000 presidential election that you may recall involving "hanging chads" in Florida. Some ballets were deemed ambiguous because the mechanical voting machines used at the time did not fully punch out the holes they were supposed on the ballet sheet.
God, I hate this so much. I used to frequently ask the senior engineer on my team for input on whatever I was working on, but he started just replying with copy-pasted Gemini responses.
Now I don't really ask him for input anymore.
Elections in the US are run by the individual states, so the process can vary from one state to the next.
Where I live, you use a kiosk-like machine to make your vote selections. That machine prints a physical ballet which you can verify prior to depositing it into a collection box. The ballets are then tabulated using optical scans.
By default bash will only expand an alias if it's the first argument of the command (that is, the command itself).
It's probably not intended to use aliases this way, and there are probably better options for you.
However, there is a little trick you can do. If the alias command ends in a space, then bash will also check the next argument:
alias cd='cd 'Notice the trailing space after 'cd' in the alias definition.
alias docs='/media/docs'then,
cd docsshould work the way you expect.Another method would be to:
alias docs='echo /media/docs'Then you can do
The backticks will cause the shell to replace that portion with the output of the docs shell command, which will be expanded via the alias.
All that said, it's probably easiest just to use a link, like another commenter suggested.