In that they’re a single organization, yes, but I’m a single person with significantly fewer resources. Non-availability is a significantly higher risk for things I host personally.

Urban Dictionary says it’s synonymous with “cuck”.

It probably requires root, but I’m sure Tasker can do this.

Really, all phones should have the option to reboot into locked mode on certain conditions like being taken out of network or being unattended for a while.

https://www.google.com/search?q=trump love china

Take your pick of instance of him expressing his love for Xi and China.

Now, he did set some trade tariffs on Chinese goods, but that’s all. Otherwise, it’s all fellatio.

I don’t self-host it, I just use archive.org. That makes it available to others too.

So yes, they still exist.

No, and that’s not how percentages work.

Does it update if you refresh the page? You may just want to file a bug report.

This is only the ability to turn it on manually. My old Pixel 4 lives on a charger and does it automatically.

It is. This is on top of that.

And it ain’t gonna change. As of this week, I’ve given up on my personal environmental conservation. Separating my recycling does nothing useful when it’s so far outweighed by this.

Yes, the Acela service makes a lot of sense. But even that is limited by poor track conditions.

Most people are morons, so yeah, we do.

Do you have family overseas? No matter how distant, now might be the time to make friends.

If you have in-demand skills, you have a relatively good path to immigration. More so if you know multiple languages. If not, now is the time to learn.

Nobody except the few dedicated train fans. The government requires and subsidizes just enough that it exists, but hardly anyone actually uses it. If you can fly you do, if not you take a bus.

And if you didn’t exercise, it would be worse.

Bruh just seize them

Okay then just use an x86 processor?

What, do you think it’s all run by AI now?

Sort of, yes. Your example, as passed as a state law, would bind state officers, but not federal officers.

And in fact, New Hampshire passed a law barring state officers from enforcing federal firearms law. If the feds want to be more restrictive than the state, they’ll have to do that work themselves. https://newhampshirebulletin.com/briefs/sununu-signs-bill-barring-state-enforcement-of-federal-firearms-laws/