If you read the article and look at the statements, he doesn’t actually ever ask for a lawyer (which was the prosecutions argument). He posits he should get a lawyer if they believe he did it, but didn’t actually request a lawyer directly. The lawyer dog element wasn’t actually relevant to the actual legal arguments being made, if I read the article correctly.
Yeah, ours. He’s called Hulk Hogan.
Yeah, wages generally go up due to inflation. And as you suspected, reports generally agree that wages are below inflation rate, meaning a decrease in real wages.
I mean, trying to start WWIII is probably a bigger deal than anything we could find in the Epstein files. I’m not sure commiting even worse acts counts as a distraction.
Maybe not the worst game, but notable for being somewhat misleading - Mario Is Missing for the SNES.
If you’re not familiar with it, it’s is an educational game where you play as Luigi and walk around random cities asking questions, which is very different from other Mario games of the time.
Except for the 25th you have his cabinet turning on him first, and that’s a big deal. If his cabinet doesn’t have faith in him, I would suspect that the house and senate would see that as a big deal.
I like you’re assumption that’s not already happening. Trump doesn’t have the capacity to orchestrate what’s currently going on, there is definitely multiple people using him for their own interests.
A lot of the technology inside a phone is still dependent on US patents and/or manufactured parts. It may seem like one country makes this or that, but that’s not actually how it works. If you look online you’ll see the lowest number is around 40 countries for an iPhone.
You can make any topic political, that doesn’t mean the focus of this comic is political.
Yeah, but it depends on what survey/polling you look at, but I also consider that “around 40%”.
They did do it first and ask for forgiveness later, then the Supreme Court came in and shit it down. Now it’s possible there were more aggressive ways of doing things, but I think the current administration is proof we needed to be reining in the executive branch more, not letting it go crazy.
If you look that’s from July, he’s down to about 40% approval now (maybe a bit lower). Still messed up, but at least people are slowly waking up about all this.
The person above you is wrong, while a generalist model will struggle to make valid pixel art, either a specially trained model or one with elements to force a specific structure could make generative pixel art.
This seems like a valid example - https://pixel-art.ai/
I can’t really picture her as Lara, but maybe I’ll be pleasantly surprised.
Feels a bit like casting Tom Holland as Nathan Drake.
What were your thoughts on Angelina Jolie as Lara Croft?
Ah, I thought you were talking about a flaw in an individual using credit cards, but your issue is the systemic problems it causes.
Ignoring the externalities, an individual is better off using a credit card to get back points and have protections offered by the cards. However, you are right that by doing so, we perpetuate the larger problem.
That being said, I think every financial transaction has a “cost” associated with it. Even for bank tranfers/checks or cash there is a cost to process that transaction (cash increases risk of theft, need to move money, etc. bank transfers still require infrastructure to process). It’d be interesting to know if the cost for credit cards is actually that much more than the hidden costs of handling things like cash.
What kind of flaws?
She was a brunette in it, so if you really only know her from GOT it can really throw you.
Haha, I hadn’t heard of that, but I guess that kinda makes my point about them really wanting to tell that story arc.
Doesn’t it actually help individuals more, as institutional investors already do post market deals/trades?