So everyone stores a part of the search index? I think you've invented a machine-readable website index with extra steps.

Good news, that was invented in 1956: https://www.theverge.com/23810061/zenith-space-command-remote-control-button-of-the-month

Yeah, they're engaged to wait. They work specific shifts. Uber drivers work when they want to, and setting your own hours is one of the characteristics of an independent contractor.

Also Israel should pay to rebuild.

nginx has more features and flexibility than haproxy, such as being a web server. If I wanted just a pure proxy, I'd use haproxy. Apache is primarily a web server, and a pain to configure.

Personally I use Traefik. Add it to docker-compose, set up LE certs, add a few lines to each container, and it Just Works. No extra config on Traefik itself.

Expecting the right wing to do anything good is futile. If they were going to, they wouldn't be in the right wing. The Democrats can be pushed left. There is no point in setting standards you know someone will never meet. Some Democrats have already called it genocide, so there it's achievable.

I won't insist on each and every time, but just once would be fantastic.

I personally also don't say it literally each and every time, but I will say that those examples as also genocide, unequivocally. That's me on the record, you can quote me on that.

(Also I assume you mean the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and the genocide of the Ukrainian people in the invaded areas, not an invasion committed by the Ukrainians, because I'm not aware of that happening anywhere.)

I don't know what the boneless tender machine looks like, but no process is 100% effective, so it's entirely possible for a bit of bone to make it through. Usually, that's acceptable, because you find it while chewing and remove it. In this case, it was a dangerously-shaped piece of bone, and it ended up in his respiratory system and caused significant illness.

Honestly, I'm not sure that he has a case, since it really is acceptable for some bone to be present. That it ended up poorly for him isn't really the company's fault.

In an ideal system, his medical costs would be covered by universal healthcare, and he wouldn't have to worry about paying bills or losing his job while out sick through no fault of his own. He shouldn't need to sue for those costs. (And if he's just looking for a payday lawsuit, then fuck that guy and his lawyer.)

Oh yes, the Boneless region of France

She [...] denounced Hamas as a brutal terrorist organisation that triggered the war

Harris, you're wrong and you know it. This is only the latest battle in a war that has been going on for decades.

And the word you're not saying is genocide.

Slugs definitely love Miller high life.

Shame they like to eat gardens, because I like slugs and snails.

Murder was in fact a fairly uncommon event in Ankh-Morpork, but there were a lot of suicides. Walking in the night-time alleyways of The Shades was suicide. Asking for a short in a dwarf bar was suicide. Saying 'Got rocks in your head?' to a troll was suicide. You could commit suicide very easily, if you weren't careful.

Sure, self-inflicted. Having the absolute gall to be black in front of a cop is really just suicide.

I don't think so, unless they found a piece of glass in his ear. Word on the street is a teleprompter, but I don't know if there's even any evidence of that. Or of anything else being hit and becoming shrapnel. That would really be the way to tell.

I looked it up: https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/senate-bill/3696/all-actions

It passed by unanimous voice vote. That is, the president of the Senate (pro tempore, usually Patty Murray) asked for all in favor, and at least one person said "yea" and when asked for all opposed, nobody said "nay". There wasn't a roll call vote, so we don't know how many people (or who) actually voted for it.

Edit: it was probably on C-Span, so you can probably find a recording and get an idea of how many people were there, and how many yeas you hear, if you're so inclined.

It's more likely than you think.

If people are breaking into your stuff, don't put it outside at all.

That was gone years ago. They've been a blog hosting site for quite a while.

You are correct. Prison labor is often used for things like government production (military uniforms, office supplies, state license plates) and private industry (call centers, telephone 411 services).

The author is not accusing them of doing it, they are reporting that someone else is. The author is supporting those accusations by showing the evidence.

Common Dreams is a pretty shitty source, but this is actually reasonable journalism. They should report just the facts.

Propaganda is against the rules. OP has been turboposting articles from VOA and other heavily biased sources. Seems like a violation to me.