Hiking means going for a walk in a park after work, or spending a day, well, hiking in the woods on the weekend.
Is your expectation that hiking means only people that don’t have to spend most of their time working and can wander the earth instead?
It’s a form of lying, but with a specific meaning.
Like how the 9th (or 8th, depending on how you’re counting) Commandment says to not bear false witness. That doesn’t mean that people following an Abrahamic faith cannot lie… just that they can’t lie in that one specific way.
Parallel construction is a way to present evidence illegally obtained by coming up with a plausible-seeming other way it was found.
So, rather than saying “we illegally stopped and searched the defendant” they’ll get an “informant” (sometimes paid, sometimes coerced) to swear that they tipped them off beforehand.
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For real. “Which step in the install guide didn’t work for you?”
Thanks. I’m a huge Firefox fanboi, but now filled with rage and uncertain what to do. Maybe it’s time to quit the WWW…
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Is this real? I never had a Twitter or X account, but going there I don’t see this post.
In the tech fields companies definitely do bring in workers from other countries to take the same jobs for less money. This can be solved by allowing immigrants to keep their legal status if they are fired, and by having union contracts preventing paying them less than native workers.
The second best-selling console of all time?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_game_consoles
I mean the dawning of the age of Aquarius was like 50 years ago, so it makes sense.
I just finished reading Allow Me to Retort, which is brilliant:
https://thenewpress.org/books/allow-me-to-retort/
It is an in-depth review of what a dumpster fire the US Constitution is.
It’s only crunchy peanut butter if it’s from the Craunhxeau region in France? Otherwise it’s just sparkling nuts…
Sure, although a more common occurrence was bringing in soldiers or police to shoot striking workers.
Live free or die.
Everyone seems way too happy. It should be more like this…
I cannot make certain teams at my work give a shit about known security vulnerabilities in libraries they use, since they don’t trip our internal scanners. People have their own priorities. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I built a LFS system in the 1990s. It was cool and informative but I decided to switch to Gentoo to ease my compilation pain. Eventually I switched to Debian after waiting a day for KDE and Star Office to build in on day. 😅
I think that Occam’s razor tells us that this was just another inept attempt to end-run around democracy that failed.
The payout to capital is the silver lining, not the plan, from the administration’s viewpoint.