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Just a cat wandering about Tamriel.

  • Why would this one lie? It's that institute dog you have to worry about.

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  • I'm not sure you need/want to spin up an entire instance for a single community. You sure can though if that's what you really want to do.

    Setting up a community is far easier. Just pick the instance you feel is the right fit, think about the rules and guidelines of that community, sounds like you already have a mission.

    If its a community you want just login via a browser and at the top click the link Create Community and your nearly done.

    Spinning up an instance is a lot more involved, it's running an entire server. Could be a neat project though and i don't want to discourage you from that at all. If an instance is what you want to do i'll see if I can find a guide for you.

  • He's trying to negotiate from a stronger position than he has. China is something like the third largest US Treasury Bond holder.

    He is trying to win at poker with a pair of 2s. All he can do is bluff. China knows they have a royal flush. Trump is loosing and all he can do is yell that it's his casino, his table. He's out of cards and his bookie wont set him another spot.

  • Cold enough you'll have to cut your Tauntaun open and crawl inside if you want to survive the night.

  • I have a Stanley mug, bought it in 96 when I was working in construction. It's been kicked off scaffolding more times than I can count.

    Used so much that the green started coming off ten+ years ago. So I sanded it off and it now has a brushed stainless look.

    The lip cover has been gone for at least 15 years, worked well when it was there though. The mug is far too big to fit in any cup holder and has been tossed around mercilessly in every truck I have ever owned without spilling a drop up until the day it broke off.

    The lid has chew marks where sharp puppy teeth of my long dead forever friend had himself a munch.

    I can't see ever replacing it and I don't see it ever breaking to the point I'll need to.

    I also have a knife in the running that would fit the question.

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  • Almost never. I can only think of two or three times since my first iPhone 3gs.

  • I cant do it all on my own, I'm no superman!

  • Fringe, GITS (Stand Alone Complex, Solid State Society, Arise), Firefly, Mr.Robot, Cowboy Bebop, Flying Circus, Scrubs, Ash vs Evil Dead, American Horror Story, X-Files, Willfred, Red Dwarf, The Expanse, Zato Ichi just to name a few.

  • Too much magic can be dangerous. M'aiq once had two spells and burned his sweetroll.

  • Totally get that, I get pretty angry when I don't get to hyper focus for long enough. My issue right now is that I'm ignoring everything else. Not doing the things that need to be done.

  • Thanks.

    Hope thinks get on track!

  • I'm fucking rawdogging life. Diagnosed when I was young, never taken meds. Been thinking that might not be working out best though.

  • They let Feinstein legislate with full blown dementia. As long as they can do what the lobbyists paid them to, these kinds of people likely aren't going anywhere. It costs a bit of money to own a representative and their owners want as much ROI as possible.

  • Aperture Science. We do what we must, because we can. For the good of all of us. Except the ones who are dead.

  • My mobile client has a tagging function to tag users so I favor tagging and downvoting whenever I see stupid. That way others have a heads up. Blocking defiantly is better for most.

  • You swear on it when you take the Oath Of Office.

     
        
    "I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States."
    
      

    However,

     
        
    The Constitution provides no standards for determining whether a President has violated their oath. The fact that other branches interpret the Constitution, and may do do inconsistently with the President, creates difficulties in determining whether the oath has been violated. Just as some Presidents have suggested that the oath may require them to disregard laws when doing so is necessary to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution, some lawmakers have argued that the President’s oath requires them to execute all laws, regardless of whether the President believes them to be constitutional.
    
    The Supreme Court has not addressed these competing views, and the oath and its surrounding text do not suggest that questions about violations of the oath were intended for judicial resolution. The Court has held that the President is generally immune from civil or criminal liability for official actions taken while in office, which may impede judicial resolution of questions relating to a President’s violation of their oath arising during the President’s tenure. The Constitution’s justiciability requirements are another potential obstacle to resolution in federal court.
    
    Impeachment provides a vehicle by which Congress may adjudicate a President’s alleged violation of their oath. Articles of impeachment against Andrew Johnson charged the President with being unmindful of the high duties of his office and of his oath of office. Draft articles of impeachment to be used against President Richard Nixon alleged that President Nixon violated his oath, though he resigned before these articles were adopted.  Articles of impeachment adopted in the impeachment of President Bill Clinton charged the President with violating his constitutional oath, as did articles of impeachment adopted in both impeachments of President Donald Trump.
    
    The political process provides another check on the President’s violation of their oath. James Madison and Alexander Hamilton suggested in various contexts that political accountability might help ensure the President’s fidelity to their office. In his second inaugural speech, George Washington observed that violating his oath would invite the upbraidings of all who are now witnesses of the present solemn ceremony.
    
      

    https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/artII-S1-C8-1-5/ALDE_00013936/