It really was muddled through while Iraq was being drummed up, too. I remember working a protest in 2003 and there being this talk about DHS implementing fascism. At the time I felt the impending war was more important topic, not quite realizing how interconnected it all was.

At a certain point of wealth inequality under capitalism it becomes more efficient to make everyone else poorer than to acquire more wealth.

The process that’s being executed to run the burner would be a clue, based on my experiences (limited) and knowledge (also limited). For windows, if the outright windows burner was used then there’d be system logs for that. If another program were used, well, that begs more IT security questions about permissions.

I have whole months of experience using Linux, so, no idea there.

Thanks, I couldn’t tell that was a bird at first and then the badger was confusing me. Now I know and get it.

Is there something about stuffed animals in the Harry Potter books I am missing?

Some operational security questions: What’s this trainee doing? Why was it a trainee noticing things being put in backpacks? Why was the trainee the one notifying security?

Are there protocols in place for media being brought in or out of the facility and its workstations? Why or why not? Was the trainee the only one who reviewed them recently enough to notice a breach and alert?

But most importantly and at any rate you don’t do the grand heist on the last day. Rookie move.

You’ll show that immune system its in a whole world of shit.

Only the Mathematics and Cartographer classes, or the most elite Historians shall be able to decipher such knowledge.

Dymaxion Map supremacy.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dymaxion_map

There’s a whole lot of people who were too young to remember a quarter century ago.

Likewise. This is my only reoccurring issue I have had since switching, and it isn’t consistent enough to really be a problem.

I do notice that after sleep mode when things work fine I’ll get a notification my displays are detected. So I assume display detection is switched off during sleep mode, and maybe not always turning back on.

There should be an Australian guy who is still just hating on China in the 2nd panel anyway.

I think it is more that Americans are so used to extractive austerity and warfunding/fighting that we’ve completely forgot that economies can build civil society.

It cites the 2010 All-Russian Population Census by the Federal State Statistics Service directly, so yes. In this case I don’t have any reason not to, since its from the Russian government to begin with.

Damn, I know these are sparsely populated areas, but: 2010 Census population: Five.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Komarovka,_Konyshyovsky_District,_Kursk_Oblast

Imagine fighting and dying for essentially one private family’s property.

That sign has a Z and letters with accent mark over it.

So I think this a picture of communism?

Well first there’s the cutting technology. Scything is ancient. Industrial production of push mowers using cylinder blades were developed in the 1800s and the more modern gas powered rotary cutters came along in the 19th century with many other self-propelled and automated mechanisms. This started with coal and wood fired agricultural equipment used for processing, like threshing and winnowing. As internal combustion engines (gas powered) developed in the 20th century more equipment and processes could be incorporated on-site and in-field.

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Civ… 4?

Surveying can be some worthwhile science gigwork.

Years ago I did some work with a research institute that was counting shellfish populations that was almost exactly this. A few weeks for a few summers hiking tidal zones. Most of the crews were college students, but not as interns or as a part of any programs. Some were just locals looking for some work.

I just don’t think a lot of that work is advertised outside colleges.

Sounds like they’ve been contacted by their local solid waste department who was lazy about how most sanitary codes don’t define garbage in a trailer as solid waste.

It’s one of the dumber and common loopholes, but a health department with resources (legal and political) would actually require progress at eliminating the garbage since the loophole is based on staging waste for removal.

States and local juridiction vary wildly.