For there to be a flight risk, there would have to be a crime being committed. She’s already done the time for her past conviction, so there’s nothing to flee, and thus no flight risk.

Her leaving the country and coming back is not a crime when she has a valid visa allowing her to do that.

I don’t know if it’s controversial, really. More so, I think most people are ok with Israel and Palestine both existing as states, and those who support Palestine don’t necessarily want Israel to cease to exist, they just want Israel to not try to blow up Palestine.

I realize he said only “many of them do not” and I haven’t heard the statement in French so I can’t speak beyond that context, but the statement as is gives me the vibe that he’s suggesting something a little more than “some people.” Maybe it’s just the months of pro-Palestine protests getting repeatedly vilified by politicians and the media that’s causing me to read into this more than was put out there.

In short, I’m just getting dirty vibes from the statement.

I also want to participate in a collective dynamic, which must also allow all those who defend Palestine to recognize Israel in turn, which many of them do not do," he added.

And you know it’s only whole numbers because it would have been silly to have 104.3% tariffs. Unless they’re just rounding it down for appearances.

But is the product being shipped from Vietnam to the US, or just built there?

Have Russia and China ever threatened Greenland? Because I can only think of one country that actually has.

Basically, yeah. You can also water your plants with stuff that you wouldn’t drink too, instead of letting them die because of an emergency happening.

It’s not that it specifically needs to be non-potable, just that you shouldn’t waste drinking/cooking to wash yourself and flush toilets when you don’t know how long issues can last.

Rain water and eavestrough runoff water is fine for flushing and cleaning, and it doesn’t need to be kept in food-safe containers.

Of course everyone is pathetic except us. It’s the only logical conclusion.

You can definitely fly direct without going through customs.

You only go through customs if you land in the country. The US even has the extra annoying step of going through customs on a stopover even if you don’t leave the airport.

Things have changed a lot since then. The US has over 1 million active personnel to Canada’s <100k. If it comes to a real invasion, things would not go well.

The real question is how many Americans would be willing to participate in that invasion.

I propose Icelandic

While that’s all true, nobody likes Vance or Johnson the way they like Trump. If he dies and Vance replaces him, I expect a lot more pushback than what Trump gets.

It’s definitely got similar vibes with a lot of weird interactions added to it that they don’t tell you about until you’ve already done the action.

For example, a fire type attacking an air type causes an air wall, which then blocks the next two attacks. But you don’t know that until you’ve already attacked.

A glitter type attacking any other type turns the target into a glitter type, and any element attacking a glitter type turns it into that element. That means that a battle with glitter types causes weaknesses and strengths to vary wildly throughout a battle. And battles in the game are 2V2, so it can get pretty chaotic and confusing.

Some of these buffs or debuffs don’t really make any sense and if you don’t look up interactions ahead of time, you wouldn’t expect them to happen.

If anybody truly hates Toronto, it’s Montrealers.

Steam Deck verification includes things like text being legible and buttons showing up correctly in prompts and mapping, etc. For example, Civilization VI has a Linux native version but is not verified because some game text is too small, and it might require some typing using the virtual keyboard which may not pop up automatically when required.

I have a bunch of issues seeing content from catbox.moe half tge time, so that might be it. The link in the post seems fine though.

It rotates when I look at it. Once you manually move it, it stops rotating, but the rotate checkbox gets it moving again.

Unless I’m looking at it wrong, it’s not print in place, it needs to be glued together. It looks like a 2-piece set for either side. To be printed in one piece, it would require non-removable supports.

Is this really what’s considered a “great feature?”

Why do I need everyone to know I’m playing on my Steam Deck? I mean it’s not bad, but it seems more like a footnote than a feature.