There's a lot less commercial interest.
Not just no ads, but also no users trying to push products or gain karma for account selling and all that crap.
Yup. The whole thing is playing out like a 4th. grade argument.
Yesterday he didn't want to do it. Today he will totally do it. Tomorrow he will be prevented from doing it. Next week he will already have done it while you were on holiday, yeah it happened in that town you probably never heard of.
This might be pedantic, but the use of the word "need" pisses me off more than the unrealistic requirement. It's so needy.
And then SEO optimiser add the tag "before:2023"
Lots of stuff.
Tld;r:
Obesity, Microplastics, Fewer smokers, Stress and mental health problems, Tighter underwear, Diabetes, Higher indoor temperatures
Never mind Russia, I'd be happy with anyone making a "special military operation" on Putin's whereabouts. NATO doesn't have to fight Russia. They only need the head of the snake.
So.. my first question was: Why'd they even want the information? It's answered in the article:
In a statement Thursday, Paxton’s office said the information is highly relevant to investigations into whether medical providers are committing insurance fraud to circumvent the ban.
Ok.. so they know something about the possibilities of insurance scams. I wonder how they know about the methods of insurance scams? Perhaps now would be a good time to investigate how Paxton knows so much about insurance scams.
Noooo?! These guys wear suits and ties, so it's super cereal.
His head is overinflated with the self-indulgent smugness that comes from downloading Linux several times daily.
You quote the first line in the article. Go read the rest.
It's fucking worse than a police force.
In the event that Gov Ops searches a person’s home, these rules mean that the person 1) must keep the entry a secret, 2) cannot seek outside help (unless necessary for fulfilling the request, the law says), and 3) could face criminal charges if Gov Ops deems them uncooperative.
It makes much more sense to put the chargers in places where you park your car: At home, at parking lots and at work.
Gas stations. No.
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joined 2 years ago
If you wipe your ass with a dollar bill, it will reveal the brown note.