[-] HobbitFoot 2 points 28 minutes ago

And part of the Republican panic about demographic shifts making their party unelectable was Texas.

Texas being a battleground state for Republicans could doom the party to generational minority status.

[-] HobbitFoot 1 points 34 minutes ago

I used to be a "save the best for last" kind of person, but that's changed over time as my total capacity to do certain things has diminished I want to focus first on the stuff I like the most.

[-] HobbitFoot 2 points 45 minutes ago

You aren't a Turk?

[-] HobbitFoot 3 points 46 minutes ago

It depends on who.

For immigrants changing their mind, they are either going to approach it as moving back to their old country or being an immigrant in the new country.

For most native born Americans who I know who did or will, they will also likely self identify as immigrants.

It will be the elderly moving to Latin America to retire who will likely refer to themselves as "expats".

[-] HobbitFoot 7 points 51 minutes ago

I'm surprised there haven't been more shootings of the wealthy since Luigi given the positive response to him shooting a health care millionaire.

[-] HobbitFoot -3 points 3 hours ago

Outside of signals intelligence, what benefit is this going to have for South Korea? Canada had a decent military, but it is a shell of its former self.

[-] HobbitFoot 16 points 19 hours ago

But they didn't vote for them being excluded from things! They just voted to exclude others.

[-] HobbitFoot 1 points 19 hours ago

Yeah. Remote work means you can work anywhere.

[-] HobbitFoot 3 points 23 hours ago

I don't know if it is pointless, but it didn't serve its intended function.

It a lot of ways, it is like the King's speech in the UK, which lays out the political agenda of the executive rather than comments on the current status of office.

Too bad they only did President's questions once.

[-] HobbitFoot 3 points 1 day ago

I feel like it's a continuation of what we've already seen with digital animation. You can do traditional ink animation, but no one does it any more because digital is so much cheaper.

[-] HobbitFoot 8 points 1 day ago

Not really, mainly due to how the liquid is stored.

I generally think that juice is within the flesh of the fruit that needs to be squeezed out. I can't drill a hole in a watermelon to drink watermelon juice, but I can drill a hole in a coconut and drink the coconut water.

[-] HobbitFoot 20 points 1 day ago

Died, not left.

And likely yeah, someone would get overwhelmed doing two peoples' jobs.

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What would you change and why?

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Flying in Europe, it is about a 50/50 chance as to whether you get on the plane from a jet bridge or you take a bus to the plane parked on the tarmac. In contrast, most US airports have jet bridges, even when the plane is small unless it is a very small airport.

Why?

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The party will bake the pizzas once people start arriving.

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