Yeah, a bit sad that the person in charge of the fucking health of the whole US is the last one to get the memo on Earth.

The gist of it is, the military defends the US constitution, not the president whims. Obviously, some may not see it that way, but if the general army changed direction each time the president changed, it would cause some problems.

Being elected “commander in chief” is not a magic spell that makes the military suddenly love someone. President is a more temporary and unstable position than high ranked military people.

So, she was fired because… some dude was wrong?

Our society really likes to shit on women all the time, doesn’t it?

I was under the impression that they could do whatever despite judge ruling stuff against them, again and again. What’s different here?

Aluminum and 5G, probably.

Guy’s almost happy his kid died. That should be a crime. Even worse, he’s happy to have been at the helm of her death. Disgusting.

Looks like anything that would be an improvement for people and humanity in general is severely frowned upon in some places.

He’s making egg prices great again, I guess.

Musk admitted to mistakes in private meetings with GOP lawmakers and pledged to correct them

Please no. I’m not sure the world’s ready for more of this ass “fixing” things.

Wow. Actually doing something after a kid’s death. That’s a new one.

Who gives a shit about him. This is not going to end well for everyone.

Sadly, this is unlikely to lead to the death of people, so it won’t be reverted in a week, but have long lasting effects. I guess it’s not a problem as long as there’s a decent health infrastructure to hold up the increased issues, right?

Is it safe to bring back retired people? They retire for a reason, usually.

It will either cost a lot in legal fees, or a lot in every fucking thing is broken everywhere and most services that were already busting at the seams to somewhat operate will just pop like melons under a giant truck tire.

Yes. Make him hasten the process. And have both of them on all flights.

And it works with the same license key too.

Back when winrar existed and 7-zip didn’t?

Opensource software is free most of the time. It doesn’t prevent people from paying for it, too.

WinRAR does a job, you need it, you can pay for it, you pay for it. Not everything is about racking the maximum amount of money while avoiding every single expense, no matter how petty. These days there’s certainly competition, but you should remember that it’s been around for a long time.

For a good while, the UI in 7-Zip was so atrocious merely extracting an existing archive was not obvious. It definitely improved over that.

I’d argue that even today, WinRAR UI is more intuitive than 7-Zip, but it is largely irrelevant since both have decent integration with windows file explorer anyway, which was also something 7-Zip lacked for a while.