How does that even work? I’m glad lives were saved but the system must have something I’m missing.
If there is a button on the back of the badge with your picture on it, you can’t use someone else’s badge. It also means there are electronics in the badge, and therefore a battery.
Over time batteries will die and the badge system will become useless unless everyone gets new badges once a semester.
“IDK, depends on how many people buy our idea. Would you like a smart hair dryer?”
His finger is in the trigger guard and there are casings from the gun.
One of the four rules of gun safety is be sure of your target and what’s beyond it. Having a backwards scope neglects that rule.
Sure, he is probably shooting into the ocean. But he doesn’t have a clear picture of an unlikely whale or human who might end up in his “crosshairs” (IIRC target would be smaller and he might not see) Because that violates one of the four pillars, it is acting irresponsibly.
Also, this was posted on the internet. So other people may try to do duplicate this
Firearms are a responsibility not a joke.
It’s a shame that advertisers are still planning to cut spending. I, for one, plan to maintain my current level of spending with X. I have no future plans to cut or boost my spending with X.
Can’t tell if lemmyns is a typo or on purpose. If purposeful, please explain
Nobody should profit from copyright violation. Yes, copyright law needs to change, but making money isn’t an exception
I have cats. Putting them back in a bag or box is easier
No they shouldn’t. They should cease to exist
We need to see proof of those WMDs first
No, Bush, you have to have actionable intel.
When did they stop using starlink?