Recipe?!?!?!?? Don’t hold out on me man. Come on, I know you got some!!!
Recipe?!?!?!?? Don’t hold out on me man. Come on, I know you got some!!!
This is some bullshit, no cash on a bus?
Speaking with FedScoop, the officials expressed concern that USDS, led by Mina Hsiang, and GSA, led by Robin Carnahan, in the past year have focused on small, niche projects while deprioritizing big ticket items like redesigning government websites, setting tech policy standards and improving agency branding. One such niche project, cited by two officials, was a public benefits studio run by GSA’s Technology Transformation Services team, which is a pilot text notification system.
It sounds like too much progress is being made for the sake of progress.
We should be hearing about budget concerns rather than these agencies focusing on non-priotity issues.
I don’t want to start saying that these agencies are bloated or are set up in a way to benefit political partners without any work being done but it seems that way.
Perhaps it would be better to get people with real passion into the rosters rather than people interested in entertaining the public.
Pinellas County’s transit agency could introduce fares on the popular SunRunner rapid bus route, which has been free to ride since its inception, sooner than planned.
The Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority planned to charge regular fares beginning in November, at the conclusion of the downtown St. Petersburg-to-St. Pete Beach route’s first year. But the possibility that the authority’s board members could vote Wednesday to move up that timeline has little to do with the money the agency stands to make.
Wait for it…
Instead, it comes in response to pressure from Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri and residents of St. Pete Beach. They say the fare-free bus service also has proven popular among homeless people. Residents of one of the county’s wealthiest enclaves depict those riders as troublesome and potentially violent; in reality, officials said, they’re mostly getting in trouble for panhandling or sleeping on the beach.
Classic anti-homeless mentality.
If people without a home had a place to go, people would be able to ride the bus for free; they’re not just designing systems to ignore the root causes, they’re making homeless people an enemy.
Despicable.
Yeah but people used to actually have paying jobs through SL, this is closer to Steam’s systems IMO (Steam also appeals more to children than SL).
This is not a defense either, only adding something else to keep in mind.
This seems wasteful since I’d want to just include a summary in my posts, maybe if admins/moderators used bots to make regularly occurring posts or something but even then, most of the time the post content is written by a human.
With that in mind, people who wish to create bots can label their accounts as bots and identify themselves through the user agent when not using an account at all.
The bots don’t necessarily have to post/comment, getting rid of all bots doesn’t exactly seem productive.
I’ve always preferred CSS preprocessing with tools like SASS over frameworks like Tailwind.
They work extremely well with JS frameworks like React since they’re both pretty much just syntactic upgrades of existing systems rather than an obfuscation of systems that abuse modularity.
That being said, CSS frameworks are still wonderful, used right they can save a lot of time during early development by outsourcing the majority of design to the framework devs.
Thank you for being needlessly antagonistic, have your reward.
Full/partial nudity should probs be NSFW tagged, it’s a shame that something so artistic wouldn’t necessarily be safe to share with an adult coworker however.
He was forced to follow through with the sale, the law is what protected Twitter’s board of executives and shareholders from Musk not taking Twitter private.
After the business is private, the owner has no contractual obligation to take actions that benefit the company (unlike a CEO), he probably could have just shut Twitter down right after he bought it if he wanted to.
Idk how many Twitter employees held shares and how many shares they held but the shares were their legal protection against Musk taking Twitter private and running it into the ground.
I agree that we need changes that favor employee protections but it’s a slippery slope as to who exactly is liable. Is it Musk? Twitter’s BoD/shareholders? What exactly are they liable for? [Quick edit] Also, what would the penalties be and who would be the claimants?
Not so quick edit: I was thinking about something related to unrealized gains if someone was promised that the sale of Twitter would net them greater profits than keeping the company public but that really only applies if the asset(s) haven’t already been sold. Hoping someone can add something more specific and credible, interesting to think about.
It’s a private business, Musk can do whatever he wants with the site so long as it isn’t illegal and whoever helped him raise the cash doesn’t mind.
You can use ffmpeg to get the M4A and stream that instead of the whole MP4, could probably automate it too if you want to stream an MP4 that hasn’t been processed yet.
You can install GApps after your custom OS in order to get the features that Google provides with official Android releases like the Google Play Store.
I call it job security
I simply commit to master with the message “git commit”.
I can relate to this, poor kid must have been going through a lot at only 14.
They say that they wanted people to know that she is safe. Since her disappearance was already made public, it’s possible to maintain privacy by not revealing more details in regards to the actual investigation, the missing person’s listing is also public and would have been taken down anyway.
It’s where people that speak different languages get together and have conversations in their respective languages in order to learn the language they do not speak.
He’s a survivor but it’s actually John Travolta with Nicholas Cage’s face and the monster is Nicholas Cage with John Travolta’s face.
Travolta & Cage Face/Off Bundle: $19.99
From the FAA:
TEL meaning Tetraethyl Lead, it is used as a fuel additive in avgas to increase octane ratings (required for safe operation of engines).
Now, the post says “propeller” aircraft but this isn’t exactly true.
Turbine-driven propeller aircraft (Turboprops) don’t use avgas.
The unleaded fuel they’re talking about is probably G100UL and that’s only been around for like a couple years.
Nobody wants to use leaded fuel (unless someone inhaled too much of the emissions) and it’s on the way out whether our representatives want it to or not.