Most people who have a concealed carry permit are generally law-abiding. I would certainly leave immediately if asked.
I don't know the statutes offhand; I'm basing this on what I was taught in my CCW class years ago.
The general idea is that the state sets limited laws on where you can't carry concealed. Government buildings, etc. These restrictions hold the force of law. For a private property owner, they can certainly say "no guns," but it has the same legal weight as if they said "no hats." They can set rules for their property, but those rules don't magically become law. That's where trespassing laws come in; if you're asked to leave, they have the right to ask you to do so.
Some states do have laws in place stating that "no guns" signs are legally binding, but the signs must meet certain legal criteria as far as wording. Surprisingly, I think Texas is one of these states, but I could be wrong.
My state is solidly blue, so it does seem strange to me that the laws are written as they are.
Going out in public in your pajamas.
I have seen this on very few occasions, and each time, the pajama-wearing individual is very obviously only out in public so they can either stock up at the liquor store or meet their meth dealer. I don't think this is common.
In some states, these signs don't even mean that a person can't carry a concealed weapon into the shopping center. In my state, for instance, assuming you are otherwise able to legally carry a gun (meaning you took a class and aren't a felon), the list of areas where you can't legally carry a gun is very limited: Federal buildings, courthouses, etc. If a business has a sign posted stating "no guns allowed," you can still legally carry your weapon in that business. If an employee sees that you're armed, they can ask you to leave, and you're trespassing if you refuse, but nothing legally stops you from carrying a gun into the establishment in the first place.
As a disclaimer, I'm not arguing this one way or another. I have a license to carry a concealed handgun, in fact. Just sharing information.
Meanwhile, "~x" is drooling on itself over in the corner.
I like to leave un-commented lines of vulgar text in my code when it's time to call it a day but I'm still working on solving a problem.
Then the next day, when I try to compile, I get an error for "This fucking shit-ass function should be returning 64 instead of 128, but I'm a dumbass and write shit code" not being valid syntax.
It's a great way to leave a reminder.
Aren't there a few VPN providers that don't even install writable storage in their servers? I can't remember which, but I'm sure there's at least one that boots their machines off of read-only media and only installation hard drives in the servers used for storing login credentials.
One day, you're going to die. Unless you are fortunate enough to die suddenly, you're going to experience the terror and the pain the comes along with dying. Anyone who cares about you is going to be saddened by your passing.
None of that would be true if you had never been born. Your parents, every parent, has condemned their children to death and has ensured sadness for anyone who comes to care about them.
The worst thing my parents did? Not using protection or having an abortion. Conceiving a child is the most selfish act any person can do.
Having my status turn yellow when I so much as look away from my screen is bad enough. I really hope this "feature" stays off.
How does Teams give away your location? I've used it extensively, but I've never seen someone's location unless the enter it manually.
Just because the phone is connected to the car doesn't mean that the driver of said car is using the phone, or that the phone even belongs to the person driving.
It is Android's job to provide music and entertainment to my car's head unit. It is my job to drive safely. It is NOT the job of Android to make sure I'm driving safely. Why in the hell should my passenger have to sit through repeated "safety breaks" while they try to scroll down to play a new song?
Where are you finding a livable home for 300k? I live in a rural area, and I love it here, but you're never going to find a house for 300k unless you're willing to put another 150k into stripping it down to the studs and renovating it.