Remember when Motorola tried to make phones in Texas, and it ended up shuttering that plant? I remember.

But the mandate is currently legally enforceable, and the protestors are also breaking the law WRT blocking the highway and attempting to ram their vehicles into RCMP vehicles/personnel.

And when you’re the family tech support person, too. Having one platform makes things so much easier...

A-f*cking-men. The only country/group who might have been tougher on the Nazis could be the Welsh infantry divisions. Don’t piss off the Welsh.

A confederate battle flag. In a protest. In CANADA.

Old white dudes gotta do the old white dude thing 🤬. (and I am an old white dude, who wishes my contemporaries would knock it the hell off...)

^^^ This^^^ all day long. I’m a fan of the folks doing 80/20 aluminum framing with lightweight panels for van interiors myself. And everything properly secured - because inertia is a thing. 

Had an Outlander as a rental car early last year and drove it over 400 mi. Nice vehicle. Plenty of pickup, good space for the size, good gas milage for what it was - no complaints at all...

I have a french press that is double-walled stainless steel (vacuum insulated). Sturdy and keeps the coffee warm while it brews...

You just had to remind me of Grave of the Fireflys, didn’t you.

Really ? good news. I’ll be adding more Carhartt stuff to my birthday wishlist then...

tl;dr “Sovereign citizen” is a meaningless phrase employed by conservative nutjobs to do what they want w/o consequences.

I’ve been in IT 25+ years and in IT Security 12+ and this is all good advice. Here’s why, and I’m sorry to break it to you:

Yes. Yes he does.

Yes. Yes he does.

This grandma cornbread recipe is some straight up Southern food prOn right there. Bacon grease...::makes Homer Simpson drooling sounds::

As a Southerner, I put butter, salt, and pepper on my grits (sometimes cheese, too). But as a child I’d sweeten them with cane syrup or honey. It’s all good!

In my mind, true grits are made from hominy—corn that has been soaked in an alkaline solution (a process called nixtalmalization)...Though you can technically make grits from un-nixtamalized corn, I don’t see the point.

So I really want to know what kind of testing has been done and by who. Do the airlines know for sure ? Are they just suspicious, but too lazy to do actual testing ? Are the airlines waiting for someone else to fund testing ? (I honestly don’t know)

How about a hack for getting Aeropress users to just STFU about it for a change ? 🙄 😆

But the RAM powertrain isn’t from Fiat. It’s the 3.6 L V6 Chrysler Pentastar engine with their 62TE six speed automatic transmission.