I wouldn’t waste the time to read it. Probably just some sycophantic knob-gobbling anyway. I will however, celebrate that glorious day.

In the US, no. Not a lawyer, so please correct me if I’m wrong. In criminal cases, if the jury can’t come to a unanimous decision, then the judge can send them back to deliberate further or declare a hung jury and the prosecution can decide if they want to try again. If the jury comes back with a unanimous verdict then it stands. If the defendant doesn’t agree with the verdict, they can choose to appeal to a higher court, which can then decide to hear the case or let the verdict stand. Cases where the jury returns a not-guilty verdict even though the evidence presented clearly shows that the law was broken are called jury nullification. It’s a last line of defense against unjust laws.

Not to kill your righteous indignation, but they never will. Each and every one will get a blanket pardon.

I built this memorial up from nothing. When I started here, all there was was swamp. Everyone said I was draft to build a memorial in a swamp.

Good Afternoon.

https://genius.com/Ryan-reynolds-will-ferrell-and-the-spirited-ensemble-good-afternoon-lyrics

Kaladin, no.

Brem: I’m a psych major! Words are my weapons!

FBI Agent: I’m a FBI Agent. Weapons are my weapons.

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It does specify boycotting the segment, basically just skip her interview. I feel like that’s a fair request.

Sweet, thanks. I’ll have to try that next time apple cider is on sale. I want to make an apple brandy, but store cider is like 1/5 the cost of good cider mill cider

I’ve had trouble with the preservatives in bottled juice killing my yeast. How do you avoid that?

Yeah, I was referring to Windows Server Core. They had an opportunity to implement a proper CLI and marketed it that way. Instead it still runs the full GUI, but just sets cmd.exe as the shell instead of explorer.exe

While we’re at it, a real CLI, please. Running a full GUI and popping up a Power Shell window doesn’t count.

Probably from all of the animal crackers.

The banks have to offer it as an option though. A lot don’t and opt instead for the least secure way to do it.

That is the laziest auth method I’ve seen. At least it’s encrypted in transit though. I’ll take that over the SMS, not-really-2fa crap that US banks refuse to give up though.

Nobody hates Libertarians more than other Libertarians.

It won’t matter, asylum visas are getting canceled anyway.

That’s where we’re being dragged to. GeForceNOW and the Windows App are already a thing. Apple is pushing hardware subscriptions/leasing and will probably start their own remote service. Hardware prices likely won’t come back to previous levels so those options will start to look more appealing, lowering demand for parts and raising demand for the subscriptions. From there it spirals until owning your own PC will no longer be possible, maybe even illegal if age verification and other surveillance garbage keeps getting forced on us.

Thats ok, there are entire regions of London that have the same problem.