Since I'm out of free articles, I'm going to guess the plan is to put spacecraft on that huge volcano on Mars so when it blows, the spacecraft will be shot out into space crazy fast!
That's exactly what I'm thinking.
Yup, I was thinking they just meant to let American voters choose.
Covid gave the whole world a chance to try something different. The only changes I'm aware of from that were regressions.
Are you saying that future people will study us for what NOT to do?
Nation Builder was my thought.
Save Ukraine!
The ones on WWE probably promise a chance to meet Trump in person at the White House ring for his birthday. But only if you are physically fit and attractive looking.
"Hard questions." Bull shit. The "question" is to make great profit selling to the most populous country with proper safe guards. Or to make astronomical profits by selling a knowingly tainted product that kills people.
In the US, isn't that what the UL (Underwriters Laboratories) electrical designation is? A separate entity that certifies?
I think it is separate from the government.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UL_(safety_organization)
Unlike Energy Star, which is part of the US government's EPA, and thus it was, or was threatened with, reduced in capacity by Trump.
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And division is a "stretch goal" once we get funding.
This happens to me only on the Subscribed / Home tab. Everything else does infinite scroll.
It's been happening for maybe 3+ months. I've stopped using Lemmy because of it. I keep hoping it gets fixed.
Reaching a real person at any of these companies' call centers will cost the company real money.
(It can also hurt the statistics of the call center employee, so it's morally wishy-washy)
Smart. The US is going to become an enemy of most of Europe, and already has said the US wants to take over Greenland.
Good! Good luck to the workers!
You're changing the subject.
Wait, you're taking something Trump said as the truth?
Taxes do not pay for the USPS. The USPS is fully funded by itself.
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