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Yeah, I get that. But there hasn't been any draft yet, so everyone on that boat has voluntarily joined the military.

I'm not good with OSM; do you normally add pictures to the POI? Because you can't have a pokestop without a picture I don't think?

Has there been a draft yet, or what do you mean?

Female USB-A cables were still common enough that we've learned to accept it.

It could be a lot worse. Imagine seeing your robot looking at male-to-male power cables. Call me old-fashioned, but that's where I draw the line, no robot of mine would have such extreme tastes.

I love Oxford commas, but I don't see how that'd help with the students' first, hand-job experience.

No, it doesn't need to be. You just have it be opt-in, client-side.

it’s only legal if you agreed to the fee when you first took out the debt

Which is most likely defined in their terms.

There must be a way to pay without fee.

According to whom? As far as I'm aware, there's no such law in the US regarding private companies. So they can be jerks if they want to.

You'd think so, but then she doesn't actually want it, and you either need to gorge it down or waste it.

Am I uneducated about how SNAP works, or is this a rare Texas W?

I think it's outrageous that you can't even buy hygiene articles or medicines with SNAP, and in that way it'd make sense that something so non-nutritious like candy shouldn't be allowed? Alcohol isn't allowed either for example, despite the fact that beer would be (at least marginally) more nutritious than candy.

So other than increasing the stigma already associated with SNAP, is it really problematic to ban candy? Even if it's not a major cost point, the principle of "poor people are too dumb to budget themselves, so we won't let them buy necessities like diapers and tampons... but we'll gladly let them buy candy" just feels wrong to me?

If your playbooks don't include an autoremove, you're doing it wrong!

Or rather, lessons learned from when the default /boot partition was only like 100 MB.

Despite his unhygienic lifestyle, he lived to the age of 94. He died a few months after bathing for the first time in 60 years, having been persuaded by the inhabitants of the village to do so.

Damn, maybe he should have kept following his instinct.