Re: Aid?
That first is ON MSN, but is really a Daily Caller article. It is not an unbiased source.
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One of the issues with this kind of trade policy is that importers have no idea what it will cost them on any given date in the future to get goods across the border. Uncertainty kills. One day Colombia is getting 50% tariffs 'cause they pissed somebody off, the next day it isn't. God knows what the tariff structure will be like in 6 months.
"The Great Firewall prevents users from accessing foreign news sites such as the BBC, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal, among others. 8 Foreign web services that are blocked include Facebook, Google, X, Instagram, Snapchat, Yahoo, Slack, and YouTube."
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/042915/why-facebook-banned-china.asp
I'm confused (again?). This headline, advistory, etc, reads as a Rust problem, but "Erlang, Go, Python, and Ruby are also affected and have updated their respective documentation pages to raise awareness of the issue.". Do those language implementations on Windows use Rust or just made the same mistake, or ?
You need insurance because your mortgage insists on it. If they find you don't have it, they'll find a vendor and make you pay for it.
Even if you don't have a mortgage, most people can't afford the risk. Rebuilding a house from scratch is very expensive.
So only the rich, the idiots, and those without a house they need to insure anyways, don't need insurance.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jacquelynsmith/2013/08/22/americas-10-deadliest-jobs-2/
"Airplane pilots have the third deadliest jobs, according to the BLS. Like loggers, pilots are menaced by the threat of malfunctioning machinery and falling heavy objects. "
Yeah, pilots are at risk of falling heavy objects. They tend to be in them at the time.
"Our proposal is for a walkable, medium density, mixed-use community," said Head of Planning Gabriel Metcalf. "This would be not just housing, but jobs of all different kinds, parks and playgrounds, schools and grocery stores, bars and restaurants, hotels and hospitals. Everything that goes into a complete community."
Sounds like a 15 minute city plan to me. Does that mean we get to burn them at the stake? Or is that no longer a heresy?
If you can afford a CNC machine, you can afford to have real customers for your machine shop.
Anyways, the low end of the 3d printed firearm spectrum is the "auto-sear", basically altering the fire control mechanism of an already semi-auto weapon to be full-auto. They don't have take the abuse of the actual chamber/barrel, and in criminal usage, probably don't have to be expected to stand up to years of use and thus are ideal for cheap manufacturing, either here or in China.