But can we still kick out the US and Israeli embassies? Please?

Idiot should’ve thought about having more normal issues and hobbies, like pedophilia.

He did say “thank you for bringing us up to this point” which is what the article is translating as “you’re fired”. Because that is indeed what it means in corporate speech, the article is correct. Everyone else is sharing the same interpretation, too, because we know what kind of guy Altman is.

That’s the speech of a techbro CEO who has reached his revenue goal and is announcing that he’s closing your shop.

A journalist’s job is to check out the window. If you’re only quoting the people saying it’s raining or it’s sunny, you are repeating propaganda. People who demand that journalists only quote exactly the words that are fed to them get upset when journalists actually try to explain what’s happening and what those people are really doing. Journalism needs to maintain context and the consequences not written in the PR stunt.

Can’t make this up. Russia thinks the rest of the world is as stupid, braindead and as brainwashed as Russians and Americans.

Each of these statements is directed at a different propaganda network, who will quote only one of them. The targets of these networks will never see all 3 statements, and all think that Russia is doing what they want.

I’ve never heard of this guy who murdered millions so I demand everyone stops talking about him.

Motherfucker, you say this is releasing within the year. How is this “very early”? It should be in the polishing up stages by any reasonable, professional timeline.

Don’t worry, they’ll speed up the dev and QA time with AI.

Judaism is both a religion AND an ethnic group. There are people all over the world who are of Jewish descent but don’t observe the religious side and don’t support zionism. Antisemitism always bags those people together in their accusations, and it is easily picked as a justification to hate a given target while ignoring whatever they actually believe in.

Et on ne l’a pas fait par hasard, il est là pour signaler qu’on ne touche pas à Hormuz parce qu’on a besoin de notre pétrole.

Le bateau est déployé près de Chypre, parce que Chypre a été frappé et Chypre est un membre de l’OTAN. C’était plus que prévisible.

Je suis d’accord que la présence militaire “pour contrer la menace terroriste” est de base liée aux actions des US, Israel, Europe, qui définissent que se défendre contre invasions militaires et génocides est automatiquement une menace terroriste. Mais pour le CDG, c’est Chypre et l’OTAN, ça pouvait pas se passer autrement. J’attends de voir si la France va faire autre chose de plus direct.

Beside the specific excuse given for Naboo, there’s more to trade than basic life sustainability - there’s still material coming in and out for all sorts of technologies. Andor recently had an entire planet get strip-mined for its core made of a crystal that was super rare everywhere else, for one. Naboo can easily need some material for hyperspace travel or whatever that doesn’t exist on site, or not in sufficient quantity.

It’s easily observed in History right here too, where most Bronze Age cultures in the Mediterrannean collapsed when trade routes for tin and copper got burned down. People survived, but civilization and writing went into a Dark Age there. And populations tanked too by half or something, so life does get impacted.

It is fair to be confused and not know that he’s really talking about the prescription if you don’t know what that is and you don’t know Dr. Glaucomflecken is an actual ophthalmologist from his comedy Youtube shorts.

Weird how both the constellation and the actual head of a bull look like an inverted capital A, almost like the constellation was invented because it looks like the actual head of a bull

OP is asking about arrondissements, not suburbs. Arrondissements are a subdivision inside Paris, and they do have their own mayor. But they have less power, it’s more of an administrative position. 50 years ago they were selected by the state, not elected, then the position of mayor of Paris was created, so the position for the arrondissements is more of a leftover of shifting things around.

But your post does answer why Paris can actually make those changes, yes. And no, the arrondissement mayors don’t make those decisions.

Zero was made for fans of the series, so it’s harder for new players. Battle Network is a different genre altogether, you’ll play it for that gameplay, not to get into the standard Megaman style.

Yes, but they do that only when they want you to vote. Imagine making it compulsory to vote, and then also suppressing your ability to vote… Then the fine is just a new tax and you still don’t get to vote.

A wizard is not too wise, but very wise.

Thanks, that one was strangard.

Before that was the warring period. So effectively no.

It takes more guts than brains to comment this in a post about voter suppression.

Think you can push it a bit more and blame the people who are currently in Trump’s concentration camps or deported for not voting this election?

“I did have affairs, one with a Russian bridge player who met me at bridge events, and one with a Russian nuclear physicist who I met through business activities,” he said.

Sounds like actual adults.

No, you would not