You’re right this will (or should anyway) invite a major international response. But it won’t be attacking our elections.

It’ll be in international politics and economics.
Were I in charge of another nation, I’d immediately end all diplomatic ties with us. Deporting all US embassy/consolate staff and diplomats. Possibly even visa holders. I’d also end whatever exports my nation made to the US. Buying the goods from my nation’s companies myself. If my nations banks had any money of US nationals, it would be frozen.

But that’s just me. We’ll see what they decide to do.

Lots of people say oil. Even Trump himself says it’s about the oil. Since Trump says oil, it’s a good bet it’s got nothing to do with oil. Remember Trump just says what he wants people to think, he doesn’t care about the truth. And Maduro already promised Trump all the oil he wants at whatever price he wants. So it’s not oil.

I’ve heard a hypothesis suggesting that it’s being pushed by Marko Rubio and a contingent of Cuban Americans (mostly in Florida), who’ve wanted to take down the Cuban government for decades. They view Venezuela as a stepping stone, proof of concept in that direction. It’s a test. A test of both what we can do, and how the world will react. If it goes well, Cuba will be next soon.

That idea sounds actually plausible to me.

I like to say: It’s not even an illusion. It’s a dillusion.

Among other things

In fact it literally does.

I don’t know where this is, but I know both Coke and Pepsi don’t like to allow venders to sell both. They have special terms and pricing for exclusive contracts.

I remember an interview where one of the lead devs mentioned UE5 needs to be optimized as you go.

Apparently, you can’t just build first and hope to optimize everything later. It becomes far to complex to do it that way, and that’s the way most studios are used to working. They often even have two seperate teams and seperate development phases.

So it’s a little encouraging that they’ve changed their workflow to prioritize optimization and engine efficiency.

It depends on what you change more often.

If you change your provider more often, than eSIMs are fine. You don’t have to wait for anything in the mail, or go to a store.

If you (me) keep your provider for a couple decades, a physical SIM card can be moved to any new phone at any time, without even needing to talk to your provider. Never mind asking them to approve your new niche little phone they’ve never heard of, and don’t know will work (it will)

They do tend to be more expensive. But not extremely so. Maybe 20-40% more than a consumer equivalent.

November 6th 1988
Nothing special about they day really. It’s just happened to be the day when the Legrand Poumpaugh themselves decreed as such. Glory be their nostrals.

I’ve decided my next TV will be a Digital Sinage Display.

I’m sure that’s exactly what he meant when he wrote that post.
Me? I’m from NY. (Not the city)

As I said, I just found that post.
I’ve driven through Ohio before. No desire to live there.

Fantastic movie. It’s the best Avatar so far. I cried at least 3 times.

it’s a giftcard

Right!?
Does context matter?

I’m literally walking down an isle of a soon to be packed bus, with people infront of and behind me, so we can all get to our cars in a parking lot nearly a mile away. Is it the time for a chat, during the 2.3seconds we have while I’m passing?
Just totally suprised and not at all ready for that.

Some people here already don’t like that they can’t know if something they deleted is gone, or that literally anyone can see anything they do here.

This would just destroy anyone’s concept of data ownership and control. Which I kinda like.

But pire peer-to-peer distributed systems like this, mean you need to locally store everything you may want to see or read, or ever have. Which is not possible for most

Walking down the shuttle bus isle after a 12 hour shift at the hospital, just thinking about getting to my car and driving home

Seated Coworker I’m Passing: “Cool swetshirt”

Me: “Huh? … Yes”

Now I have something new to think about, for the next few weeks

You’re no fun

Not the kind if thing you can do with an extension.
Every broker has their own process. Some even require actual physical letters be sent to remove your data.