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  • I'm picturing it jump up rapids like a salmon.

  • Identify specific acts Trump has taken to harm you that cannot be construed as core executive functions. This will give Roberts the chance to list some conduct that is—and conversely that can never be—a core executive function, to diffuse Trump’s notion that he can get away with murder. Hint: trying to impeach a federal judge is not, and can never be, a core executive function. Lying to American citizens about a foreign invasion is not, and can never be, a core executive function.

    I don't see how the Presidential immunity ruling is relevant to Trump's current actions. So what if something Trump does is not a core executive function? The idea that Trump could face criminal charges right now, as the sitting President, seems far-fetched. It's especially far-fetched for these examples, which he doesn't need immunity for because they're not crimes.

  • Floating upstream - what a coconut!

  • Coconuts have evolved to spread from island to island by floating, but it's still weird that one happened to float to the other side of the world in historic times. I would have guessed that either the currents could never take a coconut there or that the currents would have taken a coconut there long ago.

    (When I visit Florida, I see coconuts float by sometimes. Some have been in the water a long time - they're covered in barnacles. However, if they're still floating does that mean they might still be viable?)

  • Sometimes I pretend that I'm an astronaut a million miles away from Earth.

  • It's a programming joke. The field contains an arbitrary value.

  • Star Trek aliens without eyes look weird.

  • Even if I wasn't bald, I'd pick my early 20's. Adults generally don't get better looking as they age.

  • 66 million

    Am I so old? It was 65 million back when I was a kid.

  • Today, I noticed that a restaurant I manage had its OpenTable booking integration replaced with Google Assistant.

    Replaced in what context? My understanding is that OpenTable still works just fine but Google is, on its end, no longer automatically referring its own users to OpenTable. I wouldn't call that "hijacking" unless the restaurant had a prior agreement with Google.

    No Available Reservations

    That's not the error message. Google says that you can't get a reservation through Google Assistant not that there are no reservations available.

  • 19, because I started going bald very early. I'm about 40 now.

  • A fireable offense.

  • Whole home water filters is what you want.

    My well water had arsenic in it and I installed a filter only on the cold water line to the kitchen sink. I only drank that water and unfiltered water was fine for everything else. Something like that could be much cheaper for OP.

  • Looks like I need to try Valorant.

  • How did he have both a student visa and a green card?

  • It's ok, the atoms in the tax forms were also forged in ancient stars.

  • I accidentally downvoted myself.

  • It was either that or a name based on obscure details of skull morphology.

    synapsids have a single temporal fenestra, an opening low in the skull roof behind each eye socket, leaving a bony arch beneath each; this accounts for the name "synapsid"

    I'll take the boobs.

  • Maybe it varies by industry. I'm a software developer and even as an employee, I'm expected (but not formally required) to learn about advances in the relevant technologies, programming languages, etc. on my own time. If I didn't and I was fired because my skills weren't what the company needed anymore then I would get unemployment benefits, but I don't see how either wage theft or improper dismissal could occur unless the company did something really weird.