Some said it also implies that Trump, who has threatened to defy decades of accepted law by blocking congressionally approved spending, could go even further — by refusing to honor contracts in which the federal government promised funding for states, cities and other recipients.
Who knew that this guy, who left campaign bills unpaid all over the country, would refuse to pay the government's bills?
New Mexico has an actual constitution, as well as three whole branches of government, who have the official say on what is called. The Gulf of Mexico just has some fish and oil rigs.
The Internet was designed to be somewhat decentralized. Some administrative aspects are centralized, like public IP address allocation, Top Level Domains, and common TCP/UDP port assignments for essential services. But the operational aspects are very decentralized. When an organization wants to connect directly to the Internet, they "just" need to connect with sufficient bandwidth, and then start broadcasting the IP address ranges they are assigned, and the routing protocols figure it all out. If all you want is a private Internet, you can even dispense with the routing protocols and set up static routes yourself, although that won't scale up.
No matter what happens in the world, there will always be an Internet, as long as the equipment exists and there are enough furries to run it.
Because Trump's main occupation and source of funds these days is crypto grifter, and he uses his side gig as POTUS to ensure the crypto grift keeps going. This guy is the Patron Saint/Martyr of crypto. His Tech Bro benefactors wanted this, and he delivered.
Wait, Amazon owns that now?
Why do they fantasize sometimes about "deporting" anyone who makes them unhappy? Even if they're not Hispanic or any sort of immigrant, legal or illegal?
Because they want to define what it means to be American. That definition conveniently includes themselves and people who think like them, and excludes Others.
Bo Nix has the best talent-to-letter ratio in the league right now.
That shows how ignorant they all are, because according to Wikipedia she was born in New Jersey. So it's telling that "deportation" is the first place they go whenever someone says something they don't like.
Pro tip: passport cards are only $30 and are small enough to be kept in your wallet. They are only good for land and sea travel within North America, but offer the same proof of citizenship as a passport. Every single person who could possibly be mistaken for a foreigner should get one (or an enhanced driver's license if their state offers it) to nip these questions in the bud. You shouldn't have to carry your proof of citizenship around at all times, but here we are.