I see someone who is passionate about something, trying her best, and having a good time doing it.
Good for her. The routine is goofy, but fuck yea. I'm glad she is out there doing what she loves.
brygphilomena
joined 1 year ago
Well, since it's illegal for the army to be deployed on us soil for police work. Any subsequent order, like firing on US citizens would be illegal.
It is their duty to refuse. "Just following orders" is not an excuse to commit crimes.
I'm pretty sure that's my first memory of gaming. Having to boot up the system by floppy disks to play the game.
It was tough. But had so much character for a game about shuffle puck.
It is every soldiers duty to defy illegal orders.
I can't say. I think I have uv-5r that can and some that can't.
You'll have to check the listing you got it from. Maybe even go to an unused ham frequency and see what happens when you press the PTT button.
Play Semisonic's "Closing Time" on repeat.
You don't have to go home but you can't stay here.
Some baofangs even are sold with the ability to transmit locked out for ham frequencies now. They can still transmit in the frequencies that normal walkie talkies operate on though. I think they started using btech as the brand for the ham radio ones are now.
Was annoyed when I accidentally bought a few of those. But they're only like $17.
Maybe Shufflepuck Cafe on Amiga.
Or Power Pete on an old Mac.
Hell, it could have been some of those edutainment games like Gizmos and Gadgets. Or Kid Pix.
I used to love Widget Workshop
Vera. Technically given by a coworker.
She's a WRX with lots of parts from Cobb.
Vera was Janes favorite after all.
Every raise is a renegotiation. Every promotion is one.
I've negotiated almost all my offer letters. Everytime we discuss salary for whatever I've applied for its a negotiation.
It's almost like that offer letter than you signed is a contract that specifies your job duties, pay, benefits, and time off. If you have a union, then there is a whole other contract as well.
In the middle of something 200tb for my Plex server going from a 12 bay system to a 36 LFF system. But I've also literally driven servers across the desert because it was faster than trying to move data from one datacenter to another.