I would be shocked if the carriers hadnt installed an active DAS just to ensure they meet regulatory coverage compliance, but at the very least the dungeon management would want to be implementing an effective wireless solution to ensure dungeon users are happy and staff can have access to operational information. They could also use it for tracking staff and monitoring dungeon utilisation.
The first season was pretty good, second wasnt great but watchable, the third season really dropped off in quality.
Well it has credit cards so why wouldn't it?
That does seem likely =( it's not like there are well known significant improvements that could be made to the US voting system that are never spoken about by either side of the aisle ..
Pretty sure Australia is always a Saturday, we also have compulsory voting. We do have the American conservatives and one of the local billionaires trying to sway our elections with some bile filled troll of dubious moral value, but that's a whole different problem which is somewhat mitigated by ensuring the whole voting age population votes. We could definitely improve our politicians accountability and general voter education on civics.
Just try to buy something on it?
Sometimes I even fix the shit show of random carts in random return lanes so everything fits all neat.
THAT is a nice looking crimp tool
I'm not convinced Australian pop music is any better than AI
Luckily he's federal so hopefully the state governments are a little less gutless
A man can dream =(
The blue states just need to enact malicious compliance. They could declare a floating public holiday called voting day, pay electoral staff penalty rates and make it a law that all workers required to work that day are given paid time off to attend a nearby voting station. They could setup a time slot booking system that lets people nominate a voting station and a timeslot with information about how many people are attending at that time so they can make informed decisions about when to attend. Could they impose a tarrif (apparently it's not a tax) on political parties so that a percentage of their donations need to go to supporting the local elections. Republican billionaires want to buy elections? Whoops all democracy.