LifeInMultipleChoice

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I mean, respectfully there should be very few airbenders in the world post Aang as well. So it should still work well as very few would have ever sparred with them.

He tried the student loans so that'll just look bad.

But really how would he order the federal government to pay for things, he doesn't hold the purse, Congress does. They would just call him off his rocker and not fit for office because he doesn't remember how government works.

It'd be like me walking into a car dealership and saying give me one of everything! And expecting people to cheer for me when in reality they would just laugh and think I'm an idiot.

Maybe he could do the enrollment, HHS is run by the executive branch I believe

He has Congress and The Senate so they can pass whatever legislation they want. They distribute the funds, the president doesn't just magically make the funds appear. He can start a war, or use troops to run around and rip people from their homes, whether citizen or not, and then get away with it because he won't be impeached. But what I'm saying is he can't just say "it's illegal to do this now" and that's law. Unless the legislative branch gives up all its power. Which unfortunately would only save us about 100m a year and make us actually have a king. They will hide behind the false pretence that the government branches still exist because they can make everything pass they need for now. If that changes.... Then they'll break it

Official acts for the president would include using the military to do something. It's the executive branch. So yeah, he can do that. As for anything else he does that's unconstitutional, he would have to be impeached, which both congress and the Senate would vote against now. So yea. He can get away with shit. But he can't make legislation, he can just get Congress to write it and the Senate to sign off so the legislation goes through. Something that I don't believe that has happened since 2009 for a 2 month span, which is when Obama forced the American Care Act through.

My cover letter is just a picture of Rick Astley

None of that is possible for the president to do. That's all legislation. An official act isn't creating legislation.

Yeah, Outlook has a lot of little things that throw people. Just getting people to find the view settings they want is tough sometimes, and font size in outlook doesn't change with the character size of the OS being changed. Automatically disabling com add-ons that are supposed to not disable by group policy do to "slow start times" of outlook. Online calendars are a mess, sync issues, filter issues, spam issues, the spam blockers within the admin console of o365. Convincing people to get rid of .pst files. .pst files not being compatible with onedrive, importing .pst files to their online archive (which is really just a second email storage on the back end). Takes forever, then half don't import properly, then you get them to re-run it and maybe it works but you have duplicates. Deleted emails that need recovery a month after they realized they needed it.

Sometimes it makes me realize why companies push users to just use the Webapp, but there's always something.

Didn't even touch the distros or shared emails/calendars yet lol

Those do make good passwords though. Had a company switch from 10 characters including special, caps, numbers lower upper requirements to 15+ with no requirements because it still would end up being harder to crack. Started using phrases where you could even put spaces, but in all lower case for me if was much quicker to type

Tangerine$45 is much harder for me to type than whatthefuckamidoinghere

I think it's because I have to pause to think shift 4, then hit 4 and remember if my fingers are still by the 4.

All just examples but the standard keys... Are all automatic for me because of use.

The number of people who think that IT is supposed to know how to use every program and fix everything within those programs is a lot. I've had several engineers, programmers, designers, accountants, executives of who knows what consistently ask to fix their work or how to do whatever it is. I always try to point them in the right direction or help but other people in my field hate even that because it sets a precedent that the next time they need help they think they can ask again.

If I knew all of their jobs thoroughly like they seem to think, I wouldn't be getting paid half what they are. I would need to be paid twice what they are, to support all of those positions in that way.

Shit I forgot. Cigarettes are 21 now as well I believe.

Are there any respectable places in Tennessee that you can't buy both beer and guns? I mean hell, Walmart is supposed to be the low bar. If you can get a 12 pack, a shot gun and a few hundred shells and walk out without needing anything but an ID showing your 18, well this ain't America