If the deed was scribbled with crayons by a hobo and the house would be imaginary. That would be comparable to NFTs.

Hamas is not Palestine. They do not represent the Palestinian people. They’re not the victims. They are a far-right, anti-semitic, corrupt religious dictatorship that’s known for human rights abuses against their own people. Their leaders have been brigading for complete destruction of Israel and removal of all Jewish people from the region, either by deportation or straight up genocide. Most Muslim nations don’t support the Hamas, the Palestine Liberation Organization does not support them, most Palestinians don’t support them. Stop saying they are victims.

That’s not to mention the reusability of asphalt:

Regarding the circular economy, the data from reporting countries showed that in such countries, 72% of the reclaimed asphalt available for the industry was re-used, 25% recycled and only 3% used on unknown applications or put to landfill.

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It is

Edit: “Alpine Linux remains an exception due to its use of musl libc instead of glibc.”

Even worse, quite often those backup locks are very cheap

Yea, it really does sound like you’re taking crazy pills. It’s not a movie, not everyone that critiques someone you like does it as part of their grand plan of world domination. There is a very simple explanation of his motives: he’s a journalist and he’s doing his job, like he always did. Trying to assign some neferious motives to, out of all people, Steve Burke, who has shown nothing but complete integrity in the past, is just absolutely ridiculous.

It’s our job to ignore relationships

They handled LTT the same way they would, and did in the past, any other company. If you think it’s bad that they don’t do favouritism, then there’s something seriously messed up about your moral compass.

Cambridge Dictionary says:

We use can, could and may to ask for permission. We use can and may, but not could, to give permission.

Merriam-Webster Dictionary says:

The use of can to ask or grant permission has been common since the 19th century and is well established

So you’re not only being petty, you’re also plainly wrong

That’s because American rail transport is fundamentally broken, not because rail in general is broken

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