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Constitution doesn't specify what type of gun, not sure ak47 and other fully automatic weapons were on the minds of the writers of the constitution. A lot of things have changed since then.

"It's mah rite!"

Trask Industries, wolverine creator.

Superman 64 does NOT. It's memory is enough to topple a nation.

Seriously. Take your car to a baker next time you have trouble.

Had me in the first half

We throw on bobs burgers or American dad on random for background stuff sometimes. Works well. Scrubs and the office the same

Severance.

Rewatching Malcolm in the middle, has a lot of the same comedy style, I'm willing to bet same writers. Good shit all around.

I saw it as a sticker on a truck, old English font for "we the people" and then handwritten font underneath saying "have had enough". Only saw one, instant cringe.

I threw away my Adidas hat immediately because it was red. Couldn't even bare people assuming what it said, fuck that side.

I got second hand ubiqui switch, gateway and 2 waps. I like it a lot, but man if you want to something it could vary 10 different ways depending on old/new UI and what version you're on. Shit is always moving around.

Example. I accidentally blocked a tablet and removed it from my network. Device would not connect back, even after manually adding the MAC. Took hours of searching, all different "solutions" to get it back online. Rebooted all my devices, cleared DHCP leases, swapped between old and new UI, no luck. Device would Not show up in disabled at all for me to unblock.

Got the idea to manually add it, waited a few moments for the refresh, then blocked it. Waited again until it showed blocked and unblocked it. Finally worked, but Jesus it was difficult to unblock when block was literally tap a button.

Other than this (you'll see similar complains with UI varying so much, or advanced features missing) for home and prosumer use, I'm very happy with ubiquiti.

Not sure why you're downvote, you're absolutely right. People scan for open ports all day long and will eventually find your shit and try to break in. In my work environment, I see thousands of login attempts daily on brand new accounts, just because something discovered they exist and want to check it out.

One aspect of the U.S. Second Amendment that I struggle to understand is how owning firearms can be seen as a check against government power in the modern era. No matter how much money an individual spends on collecting weapons, they can never match the resources of a government with access to advanced technology like orbital GPS networks, fighter jets, drones, bioweapons, logistics, and nuclear weapons.

No shit they'll just burn your place to the ground Tulsa style. USA is quickly becoming North Korea.

That's what most failed governments said. Nothing was ever taken without force.

Ask the native Americans. The Seminoles were badass in Florida, governer kept sending in soldiers to move them, Indians kept killing them all. So many the governor finally said to leave them the fuck alone. One of the only tribes left in Florida. My ancestors were pushed from their land on the trail of tears.

Exactly. I always ask if they're comfortable using a screwdriver, if so, they can do it.

Most consumer crap can be hard, but far from impossible.

They aren't a hassle. Few Philips screws on the bottom, 2-3 holding the battery in and a small ribbon cable in most cases. The painful ones are the consumer garbage peddled in stores like Best buy and Costco. Business laptops are incredibly easy to repair/replace parts. Get a secondhand dell latitude and see for yourself. CPU and fans come off with a couple screws, daughter boards usually very accessible. World of difference, and with the batter not just a clip to remove, it shaves about a quarter inch of thickness from excess plastic and additional mechanisms.

Mine was Pamela Anderson and the foreign girl from American pie. I think she got implants at like 18, like Ren from even Stevens.

Around 1998, got big into Napster and warcraft 2, trillion (man yahoo ICQ) chats. Was happy to get 30kbps download speeds for music. Tied up a phone line.