If anything, we need to double down on freight. Get all the long haul trucks off the highways that we can.

The Clone Wars movie also had a bar where the band was playing a bit schmaltzy. Schmaltzy Jizz.

"Dark Knight Rises" plot is basically "Bane starts a revolution of the people, and a billionaire must stop him".

Shouldn't boyfriend be a reference to another table?

I wish I could find a video--this scene is on the DVD version--but it's definitely ecchi (lighthearted sexual humor). It's pretty obvious in the dialog. Basically, one of the boys remarks how the older teenage girl has boobs and the younger girl doesn't.

I don't know if France is the example to go by right now.

Just to pick out one thing, Iraq was very deliberately setup by the Bush Administration. They put specific effort into falsifying evidence to support an invasion. There's no particular reason to believe Iraq would have been invaded by Gore.

A major issue in the run up to 9/11 was a coordination failure due to a delayed Administration transition. It's hard to say for sure, but it's quite possible 9/11 doesn't even happen if it's a direct transition between Clinton and Gore.

Oh, and we'd probably be in the ICC. The treaty was finalized towards the end of Clinton's run, he was in favor of it, but he left it to the next Admin to decide what to do with it. Bush Admin canned it.

I can't fathom the mind that would even want to divide people up this way.

Do they have to have their asses in the air like that? Does the sun god want to be mooned?

When you log in to an ssh terminal for a shell, it has to launch the shell process as the desired user. Needs to be root to do that.

SSH has been around a long time. It's not perfect, but it's mostly validated. Anything new won't have that history.

How come Trump gets to be as polarizing as he wants, but nobody to the left of McConnell can?

OG Gundam was totally made for kids. It's cheesy as fuck, but it also had nude ecchi scenes. And yeah, it's not the sort of site I would normally link, but it's the most comprehensive one for showing the point in this case.

If I didn't know it before, I do know it after you posted this little rant.

I'll wait for a good legal breakdown to come to firm conclusions, but it sounds like SCOTUS found a way to make a ruling that drags Trump's trials out even more. They have to separate the acts that have immunity from the ones that don't.

Because we know from long experience that these questions aren't made in good faith.

They exist, but they're crude. Indoor farms tend to be labor intensive, meaning they have a lot of incentive to automate, but nobody has a really good system yet.

Knowing when a tomato is ripe and how to pick it off the plant is one of the better uses for AI image recognition and robotics, IMO.

Not when the seats are heavily garrymandered, anyway, and only one party is normally running in that district. Gerrymandering can be an opportunity.

Democrats have shown a willingness to work on it. If you look at Wiki's map of ranked choice states, the ones that fully or partially adopted it are mostly blue states. The ones that banned it are almost all red states.

Right; ranked choice seems to have a lot of momentum behind it. There are a lot of other possibilities with pros and cons. I don't think it's worth bickering too much about what makes the best one. I do know first past the post needs to go. If ranked choice is being pushed, I'll go with it.

In following elections, the Reform party would go on to nominate Pat Buchanan and Ralph Nader as Presidential candidates. It also ran Jesse Ventura for governor, and even Trump had a brief turn in there.

Not so much withering on the vine as being completely incoherent.

(If you don't know about Pat Buchanan, since he's been out of the limelight for a while, he was basically all the worst impulses of racist GOP voters back in the 90s. Exactly the kind of people Trump uses as his base now.)