When my cat sees a bird he goes low to the ground, because he knows that's what you're supposed to do, and then shuffles awkwardly towards them. Usually they fly off and he looks relieved.
It's impossible because Trump keeps doing things it can still be 3:00 in the morning over there and he'll do something. All Europe seems to have is the Germans, and they keep posting in their weird secret language.
I'm starting to see how he managed to bankrupt the casino. It's because he won't stop committing pointless crimes that don't in fact benefit him in any way.
Even if Trump hangs around as a dictator there's still no point investing in Venezuela. It's not as if there is even a global oil shortage so why would you want to build more infrastructure.
It's like all those times people try and claim that Coca-Cola can dissolve teeth and is therefore really bad. Ok, then let's do a control test where you do the same thing with other drinks, including freshly squeezed orange juice, milk, and gin.
Because the thing is I know for a fact that the tooth will dissolve in the orange juice and the milk but not in the gin. So I guess gin is good for you then.
My parents are constantly getting signed out of their various websites. I don't know how they manage it, because they are definitely not deleting their cookies I doubt they even know how.
Why do weird tech issues always occur to the most technologically incapable people
I wouldn't get too excited just yet. Currently basically nothing runs on it, even most Linux kernels don't support it. I'm sure that will change in the future when CPUs become available.
I don't think it's the consumer market because I've seen basically nothing with that system architecture. Actually that's not true I know of one product that uses RISC-V, and that is a development board that you can drop into a Framework laptop chassis. Which is the development purposes only in barely works.
I have not seen anything marketed as just a general device that uses RISC-V chips.
It's interesting because even my parents who are quite religious think it's stupid.
There was a short story written by Terry Pratchett as a sort of tie-in for philosophy book. In the story Charles Darwin writes his famous work but it's still with the view that God exists and evolution is just a method by which God achieves his goals. Anyway the point is made that everybody likes the work because the scientists get to acknowledge that evolution exists, and the church gets to keep God, and all they have to do is throw away a bunch of myths that no one ever really believed anyway.
That's how I think a lot of the more moderate Christians think about the ark. It's clearly just a story, trying to claim it actually happened is ridiculous and just make the religion look stupid. But then you get all these creationist types who come along and claim that the Bible is 100% true. I think the church rather despairs of them really.
I watched the first season when I was in university. But then they moved it over to cable which we couldn't get and so I never watched any of the rest of it. After I finished university I think I dipped into it again and was just so completely bored by the characters that I just stopped watching again.
The main plot arc on the first season was him carrying around that damn grenade. Which was ultimately used to blow up some, bulletproof glass. Wow.
I can't remember the names of any of the characters but at one point one of the characters is having it off with one of the other characters, but in secret for some reason even though both of their spouses are dead so I don't see the problem, anyway they go into the woods all alone, in a zombie apocalypse, for some privacy, (again why) and get attacked by a zombie. Talk about stupid decisions.
You know what, this is the least stupid thing to happen in the US in years. Obviously they've escaped from some private collection and someone is keeping quiet about it hoping that they don't get in trouble.
Because they don't accept that they were wrong. They don't regret their decision because they now realise that it was wrong of them to try and push this on other people. They regret their decision because they realise that they have to suffer the consequences as well.
If a candidate came along that said that they would only punish "the wrong people" this lot would jump at them. They are not people who have learnt their lesson.
When my cat sees a bird he goes low to the ground, because he knows that's what you're supposed to do, and then shuffles awkwardly towards them. Usually they fly off and he looks relieved.