That’s our school lunch program. Here is a gun, go kill something and eat it.

So I was on a jury. The officer involved testified on some things that made it sound very bad for the defendant.

Then we saw the body cam of part the interaction. Technically what he said was true but extremely exaggerated. Made us discount everything he said that wasn’t on video.

We ended thinking the defendant was probably guilty but they didn’t prove it so we decided not guilty.

They have access to a bunch of digital content. However it can be hard to find what you are looking for or even know what databases and other services are available.

Discovery services try to make that more available to end users. Kind of like a index of all the digital content the library has available.

Librarian. They love their time on the reference desk. Their main work is in discovery services.

Put 11.6 KW of solar on the roof. I’ll hit break even next year. Should have 15-20 years left of use.

They both still loop in the story. Before killing the big bad they fight to the death because the loop will keep repeating unless there is only one mimic (the reset aliens and both of them) at the end of the day.

He kills her and the other mimics then the big boss. Ending the loop at the cost of her life.

Maybe they will finally stop with the cranberry sauce recipe.

No. This is something else. If it was an invasion plan there would be the usual high level meetings at the Pentagon and Whitehouse. Then orders would be issued via the usual secured communication.

The only reason to bring all of them in is a for a political purity test and or mass firing.

They cause a nuclear explosion even though the power plant should only be able to go into meltdown.

Edit the scene. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=So8Ut2evqko

Oh yeah I remember that old horror movie about the killer bees. The Swarm. Scared the crap out of me as a kid.

A few times. Once for my leaf CHAdeMO and twice for a Tesla super charge station.

I’ve mostly had the problem of chargers being broken or unpowered.

Even if you didn’t work on the winning protein you helped.

Just like a rescue search party you looking in one place let someone else look in another. The person who finds the missing person is random. However if they were working alone they wouldn’t have found anything.

Remember when Obama tried to exclude Fox from the press core and all the others in the press core said if you do we are out. We could use some of that principled reporter solidarity now.

Not a justification but an explanation.

So military simulation for actual militaries is used for training. There are programs like OneSAF a training and stimulation RTS or VBS2 a first person shooter.

They can all be networked together using a federated system. Similar to Lemmy there is no master instance. Each program is trusted and manages it’s entities like tanks and soldiers.

They each have their own database that can be classified or not. The classified database has very accurate stats and the nonclassified has general simple stats. Think people leaking classified documents on War Thunder to get their tank better stats in the game.

Because each system is using it’s own database you don’t want some system using classified data and some not. So in the unclassified databases a spefic unit type is set to invulnerable.

So if it’s supposed to be an unclassified stimulation you fire up the sims and create one of the special units. You then trigger a detonation like an airstrike at the location of the unit.

The unit should be fine as it’s invulnerable. You then go and check each stimulation and if it’s been destroyed that one is using a classified database and you need to change it out before letting people use the system.

And the name of that shape is a chevron.

Most military simulation databases have a classified and unclassified version. In the unclassified database a spefic russian apc is usually set to be indestructable.

It’s used for a quick test when setting up a federated sim. Drop one in the sim and trigger a detonation at the location. It should either be destroyed or not in all the instances.

Just like “Elections are the pressure release of an unhappy populace” trust in rule of law helps prevent people from taking things into their own hands.

Police protection of right wing shotters, ignoring due process, the supreme court saying it’s ok to break the law if you are Trump. People have lost faith in the instutions of law and are taking things into their own hands.

This is the result of the Republicans dismantling the norms of government and rule of law.

He did say kids should see public executions.

“Death penalties should be public, should be quick, it should be televised. I think at a certain age, its an initiation…What age should you start to see public executions?” -Kirk

https://www.newsweek.com/charlie-kirk-death-penalty-public-executions-1873073

At the time of myhardware upgrade it was only arch and nix that supported 6.14.

I’ve got mixed feelings about Fedora. I spent 10 years using a mix of Fedora, Red Hat, CEntOS, and Red Hawk at work so I’m very used to it.

However some of the decisions Red Hat the company have been making make me hesitant about it’s future. It also makes me feel like I’m at work when I use it at home.

It’s not a bad linux family at all and if I was setting up a production server CEntOS would probably be my choice.