Eh, I can go either way on this. If the writing is great, and the story lives up to the legend, I’m interested. If it’s going to be a half-assed cash grab, then the world is better without it.
Prequels can be good, if there’s a good story to tell:
Rogue One
Prey
Better Call Saul
XMen First Class
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
It is a crime to film inside a polling place.
https://codes.findlaw.com/ga/title-21-elections/ga-code-sect-21-2-413.html
How is it not election interference?
Conspiracies happen in secret. This was election interference in broad daylight.
You’re right.
I like where I work. I like my coworkers, I like my managers, I like the corporate “culture” and the flexible working conditions that permit a reasonable work-life balance.
Those are things I like.
I need to pay my mortgage, and buy food, and have health insurance, and pay my bills.
Those are things I need.
You cannot replace the latter with the former. My needs must be met, and my expenses only go up every year. If I can be paid more elsewhere, it is irresponsible of me to stay somewhere that does not provide sufficient value for my time. I am always looking for a new job.
But there is some truth to the concept. Once a certain threshold is met, I look for the perks of a healthy employer relationship. And if the emotional salary is very low, I’m going to start considering alternatives even if I don’t get a pay raise.
But it’s not just the cat. OP wants to track the foods the cat is eating and the allergens in the food, and then look for correlations and trends. You could manage most of that with a spreadsheet, but you’d have to update reference tables every time you add a new entry. OP wants something user friendly.
I was far too young to read Animal Farm. I thought it was going to be like Charlotte’s Web. I did not have any of the historical or political context for the metaphor. It just made me angry.
They just don’t like people playing their games in ways that don’t generate profit.
It’s a movie reference. You should watch Blazing Saddles, it’s very funny.
Angry with the Biden administration – and, by extension, Kamala Harris – for its support for Israel, Arab Americans may be willing to overlook Trump’s history of closeness with Israel’s hard-right leaders.
So, these individuals could be described as the common clay of the new West?
Right to repair won’t be retroactive. The cellphones will still have been epoxied around a battery designed to fail after two years. Hardware that can be repaired won’t be supported by new software, and the new replaceable parts will not fit into products that were built before the right to repair was enshrined in law.
Don’t get me wrong, it’s a good step in the right direction, and I applaud your effort to reuse and repurpose. Anything kept from the landfill is a win. But you can go ahead and start repairing stuff now. Void warranties, because the warranties are already proven to be worthless. Jailbreak old devices, unlock your tractors, and use open source everything. Better still, stop buying products that can’t be repaired.
I was going to say, the butter one looks correct to me.
If it’s Philly, it might be Jason Kelce. He’s been spotted in the burbs driving around in his cybertruck with an Eagles bumper sticker on the back.
Of all the arguments I’ve heard today, that’s the best one.
Cool. So now that they have ended the Palestinian genocide, I guess we don’t have to worry about it anymore?
DC gets 3 electoral votes. PR gets none. But, Puerto Ricans are Americans, and can move to any state they like and register to vote there. But they do have to establish residency in that state. If they then leave the country and vote by mail, their votes would count in the state where they established residency.
So someone living in PR who moved to PA, established residency there, and then went home could request an absentee ballot, but I don’t know how long they could live outside the state and still be registered there.