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I started out with technology in the early 90’s and never stopped. Now starting to get back to my roots.
In the meantime I have owned an IT business, served in the military, wrote a book and a bunch of other stuff.
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This is the Pacific Northwest described in 6 panels. Well done.
I’m living my best life in a simulation written by a sentient wheel of cheese.
3·28 天前Bees crave electrolytes
8·1 个月前Star Wars: A Lars and Beru Story
I was thinking late 60’s but I saw the grounded wall receptacle and I’m leaning toward early 70’s.
311·1 个月前If only we could have known that Iran would close the Strait of Hormuz if attacked! /s
Trump will likely say “Well we do that for Ukraine so I guess that’s ok.”
I mean he is king of the world and he can’t pick sides… /s
5·2 个月前I may have guffawed. Lol
1·3 个月前Smart glasses weren’t already banned?! Sweet Baby Yoda…
0·3 个月前That is true but he didn’t declare war so he didn’t break the law. I WISH that we’re breaking the law but the fact is Congress has abdicated that responsibility and there is precedent to support the executive killing people with the use of the military.
We need Congress to stand up for itself and revoke the ability to abuse the use of the armed forces, by making laws that have consequences and enforce those consequences on any executive who breaks them, even if they’re in the majority’s party.
What’s the illegal order then? Is it illegal to attack an ally because you want something they have? There probably isn’t a law against that specifically, and if there is, how are service members going to know that?