

It can be blocked at the instance level by an admin defederating with them.
It can be blocked at the instance level by an admin defederating with them.
No, it isn’t. The ADA is very clear in this.
Oh, and once you start using your vehicle for business purposes, especially transporting people for money, it’s no longer a “personal vehicle”.
I see some litter people didn’t throw away either, in addition to the trash.
Just tell them the truth instead of making up easily solvable excuses.
Damn straight. I’ve actively starting avoiding videos with “stupid” thumbnails or click-bait titles in the last few months.
Part of being an adult is knowing what you can ignore for a while and what you can’t. So I don’t really see a problem there.
There’s also that one about how stinky Batman is.
It was scientifically designed to appeal to a generation of people that will never be able to afford to use it.
Some of them won’t even pay to replace broken office chairs for the employees they forced to RTO.
For appliances at least, 95% of “the manual” today is useless CYA safety disclosures in 17 different languages. Manuals today rarely contain useful information.
I’m curious how overhead tracks cause significant visibility issues at ground level.
That’s why I have 3 cats. Checkmate government!
Yep, Cornish Rex!
I keep forgetting that virtual desktops are a thing that exists.
They might confiscate the phone.
If you have something worth hiding on your phone that isn’t hidden when they look at it, they are DEFINITELY going to confiscate your phone
It’s now 2 months and 6 hours, why are you posting a comment with such out dated information??
Yep. Just because they are sensitive enough to detect something doesn’t mean they are agile enough to avoid it. I can see my environment just fine and I still give myself bruises walking in to tables and door frames.
It’s open source, the package the developer chooses to distribute doesn’t affect your ability to create whatever kind of package for your own system you want.
I had a cat that would do this also. He was listening to the slight crackling sound the ice made as it melted.