...giving the users FLAC support like they've been begging for for years? I'm sure the three people who asked for HDR are thrilled, though. Thanks, Sony.
Please tell me that you are aware that the AR platform is available in at least half a dozen different calibers, of which.22LR is one. Please tell me you knew that.
Really? That is by no means certain. Had the GOP candidate been Jeb! or Rubio, maybe, but there's every reason to think that Ryan, et al would install Clinton as a "known quantity."
I didn't know that, thanks! Is that a part of reassignment therapy, though? I can't imagine that doctors would risk the immunological consequences for that.
It sure as heck tastes better...the stuff out of my tap is undrinkable. I think the blind adherence to "standards" is slightly overblown anyway, driven by lawyers who make millions by suing the government.
I've discovered that it's actually cheaper for me to buy bottled water. A five-gallon jug runs about $7 (delivered; an empty will run about $25 with $1.75 refills; about half the cost after 15 fills) while one of those zero-water filters (here in Monterey, the water is so hard that the filter is only good for about five gallons) is $10-12.
Funny how the same folks who have been claiming that Hillary's emails couldn't possibly have been hacked by the Russians are suddenly blaming the Russians for hacking the DNC's emails. But you're right; if any of this were on the right side, there would be howls for prosecution. If the Democrats didn't have double-standards, they wouldn't have any standards at all. The fact that Snowden committed his crimes in 2013 while a Democrat was in the White House and an authoritarian in the State Department only illustrates the utter incompetence of Democrats and illustrates the fact that liberals are incomparably weak on foreign policy,
he would have been covered by the Federal Whistleblower law
He would most certainly not have been protected, as has been covered ad nauseam elsewhere. One of the critical factors in civil disobedience/whistleblowing is procedual adherance (i.e. going through authorized channels). If you think Snowden is some sort of latter-day Ellsburg, you might want to be aware of the fact that Ellsburg not only attempted Congressional channels but also turned himself in after leaking the information. Civil disobedience means holding yourself accountable to the system. It is most assuredly not an excuse to hoover gigabytes of random data and post it to the 'net (which Snowden did).
I actually feel sorry for little Clockmed, who was likely acting at the behest of his father. I mean, my friends and I were little terrorists too, back in the late 80's, but we didn't have legal coaching before blowing up gopher holes with misused rocket engines. Ahem.
despite mounting video evidence that is almost never the case.
Citation needed. I'd be willing to bet that the GP was alluding to that Gentle Giant (TM) in Ferguson, where the evidence supported the officer. But hey, let's perpetuate the lie that was "Hands Up, Don't Shoot!"
...Hillary's staff has insisted for months that Russia never hacked her accounts. Yet for some reason the same staff is blaming the Russians for leaking these details. Must be more of that Smart Diplomacy we've been hearing about, what with that Russian Reset and all.
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...giving the users FLAC support like they've been begging for for years? I'm sure the three people who asked for HDR are thrilled, though. Thanks, Sony.
It was a Twitter fight between a Daily Mail reporter and the Clinton's press secretary and the National Field Director for the Democratic Party.
I thought it was 72-year-old virgins
Please tell me that you are aware that the AR platform is available in at least half a dozen different calibers, of which .22LR is one. Please tell me you knew that.
They can cheat better, but when officials can do it with impunity, there's no longer any incentive to bother hiding it.
Really? That is by no means certain. Had the GOP candidate been Jeb! or Rubio, maybe, but there's every reason to think that Ryan, et al would install Clinton as a "known quantity."
That's okay. We'll just keep raising your taxes to pay for us. Please keep working those 15 hour days!
Old age and treachery will always overcome youth and skill.
Doesn't matter, TSA nabbed it when he was flying out of DC.
...better be some smokin' hot Asaris.
I didn't know that, thanks! Is that a part of reassignment therapy, though? I can't imagine that doctors would risk the immunological consequences for that.
Even then, there is no surgery or therapy that can change one's base XX or XY designation.
It sure as heck tastes better...the stuff out of my tap is undrinkable. I think the blind adherence to "standards" is slightly overblown anyway, driven by lawyers who make millions by suing the government.
I've discovered that it's actually cheaper for me to buy bottled water. A five-gallon jug runs about $7 (delivered; an empty will run about $25 with $1.75 refills; about half the cost after 15 fills) while one of those zero-water filters (here in Monterey, the water is so hard that the filter is only good for about five gallons) is $10-12.
He emailed them to Hillary.
Pfft. That would require that the illuminati and/or clinton foundation actually do something besides install monarchs.
Funny how the same folks who have been claiming that Hillary's emails couldn't possibly have been hacked by the Russians are suddenly blaming the Russians for hacking the DNC's emails. But you're right; if any of this were on the right side, there would be howls for prosecution. If the Democrats didn't have double-standards, they wouldn't have any standards at all. The fact that Snowden committed his crimes in 2013 while a Democrat was in the White House and an authoritarian in the State Department only illustrates the utter incompetence of Democrats and illustrates the fact that liberals are incomparably weak on foreign policy,
We can't have whistle-blowers running rampant in our Democratic candidate selection.
FTFY.
he would have been covered by the Federal Whistleblower law
He would most certainly not have been protected, as has been covered ad nauseam elsewhere. One of the critical factors in civil disobedience/whistleblowing is procedual adherance (i.e. going through authorized channels). If you think Snowden is some sort of latter-day Ellsburg, you might want to be aware of the fact that Ellsburg not only attempted Congressional channels but also turned himself in after leaking the information. Civil disobedience means holding yourself accountable to the system. It is most assuredly not an excuse to hoover gigabytes of random data and post it to the 'net (which Snowden did).
And you still haven't cited your sources for claiming that it's "almost never the case."
I actually feel sorry for little Clockmed, who was likely acting at the behest of his father. I mean, my friends and I were little terrorists too, back in the late 80's, but we didn't have legal coaching before blowing up gopher holes with misused rocket engines. Ahem.
despite mounting video evidence that is almost never the case.
Citation needed. I'd be willing to bet that the GP was alluding to that Gentle Giant (TM) in Ferguson, where the evidence supported the officer. But hey, let's perpetuate the lie that was "Hands Up, Don't Shoot!"
...Hillary's staff has insisted for months that Russia never hacked her accounts. Yet for some reason the same staff is blaming the Russians for leaking these details. Must be more of that Smart Diplomacy we've been hearing about, what with that Russian Reset and all.
A photo ID is used for much more than simply voting (e.g. banking) so it's not quite accurate to make "per election" charges.
Except for the part where Portland is going after a guy for renting out a room, yes.