Corhen @ Smokeless7048 @lemmy.world

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Sound like peak 50/60 style cooking

They are not uncomfortable because you are used to them

Bet if you spent your life as a nudist, and someone asked you to wear jeans, you would find them super uncomfortable!

Long story short: wear a seat belt (not you, the theoretical "them")

It's not a car, it's a conveyance.

Yea

Vibe coding is for us armatures, who want the occasional hello world

I use it for programing home assistant, since I just can't get my head around the YAML.

They wanted the 10 commandments in every school, got that, and went "that's not good enough, it should be in each room too"

Not long until "the 10 commandments must be in every bedroom"

Thanks buddy!

Any chance you have a link,?

Sorry, I just disagree. When you become a public figure you represent the company, and what you say reflects on them.

I'm a civil servant for a small municipality, and if I posted this stuff, I'd be called into HR right away. If I was the lead on a show, I'd expect far stricter rules.

She has a right to say what she wants, but not a right to be employeed by Disney

I want to hear more details.

The problem is that people like MC and visa would then ban you from sending money TO RaunchyCard.

So it just moves the problem back a step.

for sure!

or LG, who are currently the leaders in reliability.

I know people complain about big phones, but as a 6'5" guy i LOVE my big screens, and i think i'd struggle with a 6.3" screen. I have a 22U i plan to use for another year or two, and would go larger if i could.

"and then on retrain on that"

Thats called model collapse.

You had me to the /s, NGL

I have definitely learned a lot of Spanish from Duolingo, and while I'm not fluent, i went from being able to count to able to hold some basic conversations with Spanish people i know.

thats basically my opinion. I'm not a fan of tankies or .ml, but love lemmy, happy to have a reoccuring donation to help

A VERY conservative riding. Voted 90% conservative.

Cold Cold Cold... in my ass

President Donald Trump is making plans for a military parade in Washington, D.C., on his 79th birthday, according to a report.

A source in the capital told the Washington City Paper that Trump has earmarked June 14—which is the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army—for the event.

The display of military might will march around four miles from the Pentagon in Arlington County, Virginia, to the White House, the D.C. source told the publication.

The report said that local officials are only now hearing of plans for the parade and that no formal request has been made for their assistance.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser estimated the parade plans are in their “early stages,” adding that either the Department of Homeland Security or White House reached out to the district’s special events task force, reported Fox News.

Arlington County Board Chair Takis Karantonis told the City Paper that the White House had given the county a “heads up” about the parade on Friday, with only 10 weeks until the event. The White House told Fox that “no military parade has been scheduled” for Trump’s birthday, but stopped short of saying outright there would not be one.

He said “the parade’s scope ” was “unclear” and that no firm details were disclosed.

Trump said in his first term that he would like to see tanks as part of a parade on Pennsylvania Avenue. Bowser said she did not want to see military tanks on the streets of Washington unless it received millions in extra funding.

“Military tanks on our streets would not be good,” Bowser said. “If military tanks were used, they should be accompanied with many millions of dollars to repair the roads.”

Other unnamed officials told the paper that a big military parade will require a huge amount of coordination between the six branches of the armed forces, along with several federal agencies and regional officials.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser’s office and the White House did not immediately respond to the Daily Beast’s requests for comment.

President Trump previously pushed for a grand military parade in 2018 during his first term in the White House but was stymied by estimates the event would cost $92 million, according to the Associated Press.

The event had been slated to include tanks, fighter jets, and historic military planes.

The plans emerged after Trump’s 2017 visit to France where he witnessed the Paris Bastille Day celebrations which included displays of heavy military machinery. Trump said the U.S. is “going to have to try and top” the French display, according to the AP.

When that parade failed to materialize, Trump pushed for tanks to be displayed in D.C. during Independence Day celebrations in 2019. The inclusion of military vehicles in the “Salute to America” pageant contributed to the event costing taxpayers over $13 million—double the cost of previous celebrations, according to Politico.

No tanks were included in the same event the following year.