(Btw our old ragdoll does the piloting as well, but so she can inspect lights, off or on, because she's fixated on lights. We do 'rounds', sometimes. Our young ragdoll cannot be arsed to interact that much yet as she's in that phase)
CBP also has jurisdiction “within 100 miles of the border”,
which is where 90% of Canadians live. And they have arrested a Canadian for something that Canadian did in Canada where it was not a crime, to take him back to America to be tried for it there.
Well, now that someone said her name, she transitions from vanilla whackadoo to special whackadoo, with all the powers and perquisites that position holds.
So of course there will be more scrutiny of the ramblings she's shat out her pie-hole vs when she was just another vanilla whackadoo.
Some regions have stopped observing standard time because of the accident risk with so many drivers, surgeons, and heavy equipment operators, for instance, working on a circadian rhythm issue. Yet, we cause sleep deprivation to a huge number of people more often each year with little concrete benefit we can tie causally to the amber alerts.
Whom do we sue for loved ones injured by amber alerts and sleep-deprivation?
In 26 years, I've seen this happen in two occasions with enterprise Linux. One of them was my own damned fault for using a marginal config. The other was an update that added a new dependency in the code but not the package.
Go [in] early, [bring] a fish covered in blue cheese dressing[,] and hide it in the ceiling [of] [your] [boss's] office.
Nice.
For years I'd threatened: "the only way you'll know I've quit is an empty desk and a fish in the microwave." Whenever some idiot nuked a fish for lunch, everyone would drift past my desk and confirm I'm still employed.
When I did quit, my only statement was an animated gif of a fish slowly turning in a microwave. I was already headed for the airport.
Did that one still have some Dunki DNA on it, or was she long gone by then?