Emma_Gold_Man @ Emma_Gold_Man @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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That's a cop-out. Egypt could still open it from their side and leave it to Israel to police that 100 feet.

The threat is #3. From the perspective of the Freedom Caucus, Congress being paralyzed and unable to act is a win condition.

Point.

You can bankrupt them proving that though. The idea isn't just to avoid the final judgement, but to avoid being taken to court in the first place.

Exactly.

They'll claim driving toward the border constitutes probable cause, and the Federalist Society will make agreement with that a litmus test for their seal of approval. Since the Republican governor won't appoint any judge not on the Federalist Society list ... checkmate.

Since nobody else who answered you read the article:

Heat. They discovered a way to trigger the part of the brain that regulates heat production by brown fat tissue.

QUILTBAG gets pretty good coverage too. Easy to say and cute, too.

(Queer, qUestioning, Intersex, Lesbian, Transgender, Bisexual, Asexual/Agender, Gay)

You appear to be underestimating Democratic politicians' willingness to roll ovei and play dead. The last 40 years or so of their past performance don't make this a very promising argument for not worrying.

By "innocent lives" you're talking about the people who just killed someone for money - the EXACT SAME THING this person is being killed for.

Alabama got me so upset!

Except he isn't the one paying those legal fees. They're being covered by political donors through one of his PACs

Because if you pay the $200k you get it back when the case is over. The $20k is gone forever.

That's assuming the judge doesn't decide you've violated the bond conditions forfeit the bond. If that happens, the bondsman's going to go after you for the full $200k in addition to what you paid though, and you still wind up $20k poorer than if you put up the full amount in the first place.

What probably happened is that he plans to use his usual delaying tactics and run the case out for several years, so his accountants decided they could earn at least 11% on the remaining $180k by the time the case is up, making it cheaper to pay the $20k up front.

Or you could go with an even more secure (and symmetrical) version

Probably because one of his alts was on dbzer0 and was banned for transphobia

There's more truth to that than most people realize: Linux is only one kernel option in Debian:

Debian GNU/kFreeBSD

Debian GNU/NetBSD

Debian GNU/Hurd

I can't take credit for writing it, but here you go!

https://workaround.org/

The problem with apps is they put my phone in front of my face, opening up FAR too many options for distraction.

Honestly, a bullet journal was a game changer for me. the fancy ribboned, decorated, instagram-ready craziness people make pictures of, but the basic system created by a person with ADHD for their own of index, monthly calendar with not more than two habit trackers, daily task list, future (more than a month), and a new spread (page) for whatever random thing I need when I need it.

The right notebook makes is a LOT easier. My Leuchtturm1917 A6 lives in my right pocket, with a pen twisted in the elastic. Prenumbered pages, preprinted index, good paper when my fountain pen habit surfaces, and no distractions.

Most of the websites about it are so into beautifying it that the system gets lost, so if it sounds useful try this: https://libgen.is/search.php?req=Bullet+journal&lg_topic=libgen&open=0&view=simple&res=25&phrase=1&column=

The useful information is in parts 2 and 4 - the rest is motivation and fluff.