Because military leadership largely have no idea what the fuck is going on outside of their tiny military flavored bubble, and they're allergic to admitting when they don't know something
The boomer in the comic has already fallen for the propaganda though. Boomers like the one in the comic are helping the billionaire class oppress us. Are we not allowed to point that out?
There's nothing more cowardly than telling other people, presumably in a different country than you, to throw their lives away from the safety of your computer chair
Looks like some carrots, a hamburg steak (ground beef patty) and a piece of roast beef, like what Arby's and similar fast food places serves, where the beef just comes in a plastic bag with basting juices and you basically just steam/wet bake it. Not a whole lot of opportunity for maillard browning to happen in a wet cooking environment like that, and when you cook beef hard for a long period of time (a good way to make sure it's safe to eat), it ends up grey in color.
I've made the seitan recipe printed on the back of Bob's Red Mill brand vital wheat gluten, and it had a taste and texture similar to bologna. It was actually pretty nice cold in a sandwich, and fried up in a pan. If that doesn't float your boat, there's about a billion ways to prepare beans, you're bound to like one of those.
I can't believe you actually think passing parked cars at 45mph is more dangerous than passing someone on the highway doing 45 over the limit. Like I'm actually speechless
I don't think asking someone a trick question in an interview is a good way to gauge if they'll push back and ask questions on the job. Also, I think that behavior is more related to the employer creating an environment where employees feel safe doing that, and isn't really something you can draw out of a candidate during an interview, of all times.
Your candidates aren't mind readers though. If you want people to ask clarifying questions, you have to ask them things other than comp sci trivia questions.
Because military leadership largely have no idea what the fuck is going on outside of their tiny military flavored bubble, and they're allergic to admitting when they don't know something
The boomer in the comic has already fallen for the propaganda though. Boomers like the one in the comic are helping the billionaire class oppress us. Are we not allowed to point that out?
That's a reasonable figure for a big chunk of the Midwest. I currently pay around that much for a 2 bedroom apartment.
That's literally how you started this thread
You see the article in this post right? Did you read it?
There's nothing more cowardly than telling other people, presumably in a different country than you, to throw their lives away from the safety of your computer chair
Mmm, excellent contribution. Gonna really have to have a think on this one
It's a brute force hack that adds tiny details no one will ever notice during actual gameplay, at the cost of the majority of your frames
Me dripping in sweat repairing my deck in 90°F heat at 10am this morning: "ooh it's almost time to watch Over the Garden Wall again!"
Looks like some carrots, a hamburg steak (ground beef patty) and a piece of roast beef, like what Arby's and similar fast food places serves, where the beef just comes in a plastic bag with basting juices and you basically just steam/wet bake it. Not a whole lot of opportunity for maillard browning to happen in a wet cooking environment like that, and when you cook beef hard for a long period of time (a good way to make sure it's safe to eat), it ends up grey in color.
Eh, there's many types of religious nut, and there's multiple reasons they believe life/consciousness/etc starts at conception.
All their reasons are wrong, but there's certainly not just one, and this comic certainly captures some of them.
Upvoted with the hope that you're not trying to be ironic
I've made the seitan recipe printed on the back of Bob's Red Mill brand vital wheat gluten, and it had a taste and texture similar to bologna. It was actually pretty nice cold in a sandwich, and fried up in a pan. If that doesn't float your boat, there's about a billion ways to prepare beans, you're bound to like one of those.
"The other side". The ones being bashed by this post.
Good, I don't really want to interact with people that are pro-slavery
I can't believe you actually think passing parked cars at 45mph is more dangerous than passing someone on the highway doing 45 over the limit. Like I'm actually speechless
I don't think asking someone a trick question in an interview is a good way to gauge if they'll push back and ask questions on the job. Also, I think that behavior is more related to the employer creating an environment where employees feel safe doing that, and isn't really something you can draw out of a candidate during an interview, of all times.
Comparing parked cars and cars moving at ~65mph on the highway is pants-on-head stupid
Your candidates aren't mind readers though. If you want people to ask clarifying questions, you have to ask them things other than comp sci trivia questions.
We need to bring back bullying, but just for people like Matt Walsh