It's been tested at actual protests FYI. It works.

Use your imagination what that means you can do when you find one.

A quick reminder that bands of untrained, poorly equipped, and suicidal poor people gave the entire US military the headache of the century.

And then they simply took back power when the US left.

Holy shit it was cesium-137?

It can be found in natural U-238, but otherwise it's produced in nuclear fission. Stupid radioactive, and has a halflife in your body of like 70 days.

People who consumed this will be at a higher risk of cancer.

How the fuck did shrimp get contaminated with Cesium-137? Did they have like an X-ray machine radiation source blow up over a batch?

So this subpoena means they get to review the documents, and presumably in their original state as well?

So if they get redacted ones, that would be obstruction of justice, but the question becomes did the obstruction of justice happen as a result of his duties of office, or one of personal reasons.

This still could get worse, even if the information that needs to come out does.

I don't get DMs because no one recognizes me.

I literally walked into a bar with 14-15 men and women from my graduating class. I recognized and named each one. Not a single one of them recognized me.

I can blend in with a fed, doctor, magat, retail employee, door sales man.

For a long time the invisibility was painful.

But recently I realize, it can have a lot of power too.

It absolutely eclipses the Gestapo.

The Heritage Foundation quite literally took the Nazi Germany history and said "we can do it better."

With 32,000 members, the Gestapo and adjacent effects was able to kill 21m people.

The Foundation wants 258,000,000 dead.

That $170b is going to that.

99% sure that's pretty normal for healthy minded people, men, women, trans, non-binary etc.

Making the first move is taking a risk: aka being vulnerable. It's when they don't respond enthusiastically and you don't stop that it's a problem.

$90?

Shit.

Metroid Prime 4 and The Duskbloods don't sound perfect after all

You mean an AI that literally generated text based on applying a mathematical function to input text doesn't do reasoning for me? (/s)

I'm pretty certain every programmer alive knew this was coming as soon as we saw people trying to use it years ago.

It's funny because I never get what I want out of AI. I've been thinking this whole time "am I just too dumb to ask the AI to do what I need?" Now I'm beginning to think "am I not dumb enough to find AI tools useful?"

Interesting to see how valuable employees are isn't it

No 2a, our stores are small and we don't tip.

Next you'll tell me that the government expects me to take time off from work to care for my health and family. And that having a personal car is expensive and unnecessary.

I don't know why the article didn't mention any of the law enforcement names tied to the group.

But the one that caught my attention was the Iron County Sheriff. His name is Ken Carpenter. Looking up statements he's made publicly, it's very believable this guy is tied to AP3. Interestingly his second-in-command resigned very recently over allegations that he was violently intimidating and retaliating against other officers.