I'm not familiar with the books, and the plot summary of their Wikipedia article does not mention nuclear propulsion whereas the article for the series does, so I went with that.
Unless what bothers you is the x followed by the apostrophe and the s, which I never know when to omit the s, so it is what it is.
The human brain is capable of wonderful things, and also shit like this:
former adult film star
former adult Benjamin Button
The assets are being used to generate revenue, and the revenue is being used to push fascists out from where they don't belong. If the assets were liquidated, you could buy a larger pile of weapons, but only once.
One single bowl of chicken soup, or omelette forever.
It's not uncommon in scifi. Netflix's Three Body Problem also explores such a solution in quite some depth.
The researchers believe it affects all VPN applications when they’re connected to a hostile network and that there are no ways to prevent such attacks except when the user's VPN runs on Linux or Android.
So presumably, home networks are safe, and you can also protect yourself out and about by hotspotting off of your android rather than connecting to a dodgy cafe wifi?
First time starting work in a London office it took me months to get used to the morning greeting: 'Rye?', which is just short for 'How are you doing, alright?'
Are you alright?
A steak joke is a rare medium well done.
I don't think it's the wearing of nappies that is worthy of ridicule. You are right, it's a medical question, people who need it should wear it, and everybody else should just stfu about it. (Except perhaps in the odd case when medical conditions do come into question while assessing the fitness of a candidate to an office, especially such a high stakes and demanding one as the potus, but that's by the by).
What is chilling is the followers of Trump who try to make a virtue out of it. And ridiculous. Laughing at them is the right response because the other option is utter despair.
A bowel movement if you will..
Is it fully remote positions only? I was looking at job postings in IT across Europe recently, and 80% were advertised as hybrid, 1-3 days in the office on average. The rest were equal portion fully remote and full time office.
When even the US is telling you you are overdoing the whole bombing thing..