From what I recall, at the time that it detects that it already has an archive copy of the page you’re requesting, it will tell you that it has an existing archive and ask you if you want to see that one or create a new one. They may also show the date and timestamp of the existing archive. This is all from memory and it’s been at least a few weeks since I saw it, so my description may not be entirely accurate.
You all should know that there’s an easy way to make a condom feel much better: put a drop of lubricant (condom-safe, of course) inside the reservoir tip before putting the condom on. I’ve also heard that doing this makes it less likely to tear too, which makes sense.
I see, that makes more sense, thanks!
Now if only the GIMP maintainers would come to their senses.
Edit: corrected “it” to “if”.
Unfortunately, I still don’t think that any other country in the world can come close to the US in terms of interventionism of any kind. Here’s another simple list that outlines both military and covert foreign interventions by the US (as of December 2005):
https://archive.globalpolicy.org/us-westward-expansion/26024-us-interventions.html
Just to illustrate for anyone reading this that brewing coffee can be very easy and quick: I use one of these to very easily brew exactly one cup of coffee every morning in about 2-3 minutes - https://kalitausa.com/products/kalita-style-102-ceramic-coffee-dripper-white (mine is in the beautiful brown color, but I linked the white one because it’s much cheaper and has many more reviews)
It says 2-4 cups but I think it’s really only for 1-2 cups. It takes #2 filters that you can find at any grocery store. If you want to be even more environment-friendly, you can buy reusable cloth #2 filters online.
Procedure:
When I first decided that I wanted to start drinking coffee I way overthought it, spending all kinds of time and energy researching all kinds of different brewing methods, grinders, etc. It’s easy to get lost in the wilderness when it comes to coffee. But I ended up choosing the easiest option available and have been happy with it for years. Hot, fresh, easy, just about any variety and strength of coffee, and no added microplastics from sending boiling water through plastics.
Good point, but I would expect that violent and non-violent interventions are roughly correlated, meaning that countries that start more violent interventions also start more non-violent interventions than others.
Absolutely! It’s always a drag, especially on high-priced items, to be hit with a big amount in taxes when you check out. I’m sure that this was pushed by the anti-tax crowd in the US to keep how much people are paying in taxes front and center.
You’re welcome!
I read an interesting article a while back (more like scanned it, because TL;DR) where the author explained why they were leaving Rust for game development. It may be of interest to your friend.
Thank you for clarifying. I was fairly confident that states were pretty uniform in criminal cases being public records with a few exceptions like underage perpetrators’ cases being sealed. Maybe this is even a federal law?
I agree with your general sentiment and conclusion, but wanted to point out that some of the items you mentioned are not completely accurate:
For the first two, perhaps you meant that there was no national requirement for those things. Regardless, I agree with your sentiment and conclusions.
Edit: apparently, parental leave also varies by state, with most of them not mandating paid parental leave.
If you see an item on the shelf for $1.00, it’ll actually ring up as $1.08 (or higher, if their state also has a sales tax) at the register.
I just wanted to clarify to everyone not familiar with it that most places in the US have a combination of state and local sales taxes, but no federal sales tax.
Thanks for reminding me! Edited.
One for Russia would probably be fairly similar too, the Cold War was global after all.
Sorry, but that does not appear to be the case. The US has vastly more foreign interventions than the Soviet Union and the People’s Republic of China combined. Like an order of magnitude more:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_interventions_by_the_United_States
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_interventions_by_the_Soviet_Union
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_interventions_by_China
I’ve seen a couple of videos now of people kicking tear gas canisters back in mid-air. I couldn’t find both, but here’s one of them: https://xcancel.com/timourazhari/status/1206211921931898880
Edit: changed link from x to xcancel.
Wow, nice song! Much better than I expected - I could actually imagine hearing something like this on the radio.
I had already said I don’t care if it’s called an “assault rifle” or not, so your last reply is beside the point. I’ve already explained that the point is that they are essentially military weapons that are sold to civilians. The two reddit threads were to reinforce my points. They explain that a) the AR15 was designed for military use and b) regular US military is generally trained not to use full-auto.
Interesting, my experience with reader mode to get around paywalls is just about the opposite - it works may 20% of the time. Probably different sites that we’re visiting.