The current president, who just barely won 2024, is still butt hurt he lost 2020. He wants to instill a sense unease and air of doubt of the accuracy of american elections in order to better rig them his party's way in the future via different multiple methods of control.
On one had, I agree with Tariq here. The victim should be the one making the decision if it's okay to post/report on it.
But that's not why NYT asked the Israeli military if it was real. We all know Israeli military soldiers are doing some heinous shit to people but they generally deny or downplay it. To reach out to them and get actual official confirmation of the atrocities they're committing is pretty damning to their cause and should create a stir and enlighten those happily drinking their Kool Aid.
Interestingly, Hillary did get more votes than Trump. 3M votes more (and 2% of the total count)... it just wasn't in the right places to count as a win thanks to the Electoral College.
I've always thought similarly, but you also have to remember that if they can use that $1M of vehicles to get more than $1M in donations, it's a net win. get $2M and you broke even, any more than that and you're getting more than you would have had if you just plunked down the $1M on research or whatever instead of investing it.
Doesn't mean they should be squandering it on BMWs though.
As someone who did this back in the day, there's nothing that prevents multiple slots in the palette from having the same values.
Example: Just because the colors LOOK the same, doesn't mean they're not rotating palette slots 200-255 while keeping 0-199 the same static values where 154-199 are at times the same values as the rotating set.
Oh, man, we were totally going to bit them so hard, but then we decided we'd be the nice guys, yeah, definitely. So many bombs WEREN'T dropped. 100%, trust me bro.
My parents had a house with a 30 year loan in the 80's... at 16%. That said, it was also only like $25k.
Credit cards in the 90's had low limits but people would just get a bunch of them. I remember hearing the average person had 14.1 cards in the late 90's.
This has been going on forever. I feel like it's an integral part of American society since at least the 50's. Deregulation has increased the speed, the disconnect between wage growth and inflation/buying power, etc.
Honestly, there's a lot that goes into it, logistics costs, packaging costs, average usage, apparent value, etc. are all taken into account. The manufacturing and distribution cost of a 100ml bottle isn't really much less than a 250ml one. If someone see's a 100ml and 250ml sitting next to each other, with the actual price difference, they are vastly more likely to buy the 250ml... even if they're only going to use 75ml. It seems like a "better deal" and thoughts of "what if I need it for something else? I'm not driving all the way back here for it!". Combine that with "there's a finite amount of shelf space" and the grocer isn't going to want to stock both if 90% of the time people just buy the 250ml.
Honestly, with the economics of scale, the cost of gas, the machinery to fill twice or three times as many 100ml bottles instead of 250ml's, it might actually be cheaper to make and sell the 250ml's.
It all comes down to "Companies aren't dumb. They're looking to maximize profits with minimal inputs." There's likely a few good reasons for the sizes they choose.
These look about as ergonomic as Apple's Magic Mouse... I feel like I'd rather have one of those, and they're terrible but at least they don't have a hinge that will wear out.
I guess if I really need to bring a mouse, I'll just bring a real mouse and a avoid the hand cramps.
Might need a poop knife.
Ooooooohhhh, Yeaaahaaaa!
The current president, who just barely won 2024, is still butt hurt he lost 2020. He wants to instill a sense unease and air of doubt of the accuracy of american elections in order to better rig them his party's way in the future via different multiple methods of control.
I feel like to fit this community it's gotta be something like: Wanna know the quickest way to lose 20lb? Cut off you leg!
... but I don't think that's the result he's looking for.
On one had, I agree with Tariq here. The victim should be the one making the decision if it's okay to post/report on it.
But that's not why NYT asked the Israeli military if it was real. We all know Israeli military soldiers are doing some heinous shit to people but they generally deny or downplay it. To reach out to them and get actual official confirmation of the atrocities they're committing is pretty damning to their cause and should create a stir and enlighten those happily drinking their Kool Aid.
Interestingly, Hillary did get more votes than Trump. 3M votes more (and 2% of the total count)... it just wasn't in the right places to count as a win thanks to the Electoral College.
I've always thought similarly, but you also have to remember that if they can use that $1M of vehicles to get more than $1M in donations, it's a net win. get $2M and you broke even, any more than that and you're getting more than you would have had if you just plunked down the $1M on research or whatever instead of investing it.
Doesn't mean they should be squandering it on BMWs though.
Oh yeah, definitely cool. I was just trying to explain the concept to someone who probably won't go to the link.
As someone who did this back in the day, there's nothing that prevents multiple slots in the palette from having the same values.
Example: Just because the colors LOOK the same, doesn't mean they're not rotating palette slots 200-255 while keeping 0-199 the same static values where 154-199 are at times the same values as the rotating set.
From Hell's heart, he'll stab at you!
"Old Man Yells into the Void"
I know 12-15 people in my neighborhood. I only know 3 of their names, the rest are all <dog's name>'s dad/mom.
I feel like at some point it gets big enough that they need to drop the Jr.
Oh, man, we were totally going to bit them so hard, but then we decided we'd be the nice guys, yeah, definitely. So many bombs WEREN'T dropped. 100%, trust me bro.
Sounds pretty past tense to me!
Here driver's ed taught
green = go red = stop Yellow = proceed with caution
Not that it's the rule I follow, but that's what gets drilled into kids heads.
The advent of red light cameras turned yellow into "Can I safely stop without being plowed by a jacked up SUV/Pickup?"
The fun part is when both of you don't... because you're in a sedan 4 car lengths back from a jacked up FU Freedumb truck and can't see the light.
My parents had a house with a 30 year loan in the 80's... at 16%. That said, it was also only like $25k.
Credit cards in the 90's had low limits but people would just get a bunch of them. I remember hearing the average person had 14.1 cards in the late 90's.
This has been going on forever. I feel like it's an integral part of American society since at least the 50's. Deregulation has increased the speed, the disconnect between wage growth and inflation/buying power, etc.
Honestly, there's a lot that goes into it, logistics costs, packaging costs, average usage, apparent value, etc. are all taken into account. The manufacturing and distribution cost of a 100ml bottle isn't really much less than a 250ml one. If someone see's a 100ml and 250ml sitting next to each other, with the actual price difference, they are vastly more likely to buy the 250ml... even if they're only going to use 75ml. It seems like a "better deal" and thoughts of "what if I need it for something else? I'm not driving all the way back here for it!". Combine that with "there's a finite amount of shelf space" and the grocer isn't going to want to stock both if 90% of the time people just buy the 250ml.
Honestly, with the economics of scale, the cost of gas, the machinery to fill twice or three times as many 100ml bottles instead of 250ml's, it might actually be cheaper to make and sell the 250ml's.
It all comes down to "Companies aren't dumb. They're looking to maximize profits with minimal inputs." There's likely a few good reasons for the sizes they choose.
These look about as ergonomic as Apple's Magic Mouse... I feel like I'd rather have one of those, and they're terrible but at least they don't have a hinge that will wear out.
I guess if I really need to bring a mouse, I'll just bring a real mouse and a avoid the hand cramps.