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https://twitter.com/jonathanvswan/status/872196582074134530 Maybe something, probably nothing
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ReidRansom posted:That's vanilla these days. Almost quaint in retrospect. Especially when you consider that he married into the Kennedy family.
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Lol https://twitter.com/KrangTNelson/status/871169731260276736
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arbybaconator posted:His team didn't get a payout? No, the founders took a $2.5B buyout and left the developers. Notch himself took about $1.7B
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mcmagic posted:Can you name any Trump appointee who is preferable to a random civil servant? James Mattis
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Have we talked about TrumpLeaks yet? Didn't see it in there. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-people-michaelmoore-trump-idUSKBN18X2OR
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repeating posted:Have we talked about TrumpLeaks yet? Didn't see it in there. I would not trust that over WaPo, at all.
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ReidRansom posted:That's vanilla these days. Almost quaint in retrospect. Yeah, oh no, consensual sex
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I was simply saying it was a thing. I'm still with WaPo for facts and CNN for hatertainment.
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Boon posted:James Mattis I disagree. Mattis's actions in Haditha and Fallujah should've disqualified him from his job.
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mcmagic posted:I disagree. Mattis's actions in Haditha and Fallujah should've disqualified him from his job. Care to explain why?
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exploded mummy posted:No, the founders took a $2.5B buyout and left the developers. There's gotta have been some decent retention bonuses for key contributors. It's not a portion of the sale on paper, but it might as well be. There's no way MS paid that kind of money for Mojang without SOME kind of assurance it wouldn't immediately catch fire.
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Ice Phisherman posted:Care to explain why? Because he showed a wanton disregard for civilian casualties and swept war crimes under the rug.
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Ice Phisherman posted:Care to explain why? http://www.truth-out.org/news/item/38620-james-mattis-is-a-war-criminal-i-experienced-his-attack-on-fallujah-firsthand Worth a read.
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Zerilan posted:Which games are these? 7 Days for zombies. Also has pvp should you wish. Starbound / Terraria for 2D. Fortress Craft evolved if you want to make a military industrial complex so you can kill the big monster and get off the planet. Factorio if you want to build a military industrial complex from an overhead view while polluting everything that has a lot in common with computer chip design so you can get off the planet. Infinifactory if you want puzzles to solve to see art in function. Space Engineers if you want to be on an asteroid. From the Depths if you want to make planes, boats, subs, blimps, airships, tank, aircraft carriers, big bases and spaceships fighting all in one space. Star Made. Don't know much as I bounced off this game pretty quickly. Included for completeness. Some are not strictly not minecraft clones but are building games I have played and they all fill in some sort of speciality. Hence why Minecraft is vanilla. Most don't have the "Pure" exploration aspect but that is massively overrated in MC as I see it as same poo poo just tossed around so no matter where you go you see the same thing no matter how random it is. Things on the fringes would be: Prison Architect RimWorld
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mcmagic posted:I disagree. Mattis's actions in Haditha and Fallujah should've disqualified him from his job. Don't really care if you agree or disagree, you asked a question and I answered. Random civil servant would be objectively worse than James Mattis as SECDEF. In terms of baseball, his WAR is significant. Now gently caress off.
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ReidRansom posted:And despite Comet's various missteps and the mixed feelings about him around parts, he's a clever dude. He's not going to be dunked on easily. Nobody dunks on James the Giant Impeach.
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Boon posted:Don't really care if you agree or disagree, you asked a question and I answered. Random civil servant would be objectively worse than James Mattis as SECDEF. In terms of baseball, his WAR is significant. No, you should actually gently caress off. Unless you have an argument that the average civil servant working at DoD has committed war crimes.
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mcmagic posted:There are career civil service people in all these jobs who I would much rather stay in place than anyone Trump would nominate. Again, most offices have power that can only be exercised by a confirmed nominee and can not be delegated to a civil servant. Also, this particular nominee's predecessor, who was nominated by Obama, said it was a great pick. So, the only reason to vote no would be purely partsan hackery.
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mcmagic posted:No, you should actually gently caress off. Unless you have an argument that the average civil servant working at DoD has committed war crimes. the average civil servant working at the DoD is an active-duty military officer and has legally less ability to tell Trump to go gently caress himself or to resign rather than follow orders
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Rigel posted:Again, most offices have power that can only be exercised by a confirmed nominee and can not be delegated to a civil servant. I would prefer government agencies not be able to exercise their power than exercise their power in a way a Trump appointee would direct. evilweasel posted:the average civil servant working at the DoD is an active-duty military officer and has legally less ability to tell Trump to go gently caress himself or to resign rather than follow orders They would have to resign to be the defense secretary. It can't be an active duty person.
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The new Green Monster.
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mcmagic posted:They would have to resign to be the defense secretary. It can't be an active duty person. you don't want anyone at all confirmed as defense secretary, hence the problem
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Liberals like solar panels, so if I put them on The Wall, then they'll obviously support it Bing bong, Art of the Deal 
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evilweasel posted:you don't want anyone at all confirmed as defense secretary, hence the problem There are civil servants working in the pentagon who aren't active duty. One of those would have to be the acting Secretary.
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Haha the kids are alright.
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oohhboy posted:
Exploring/mining in large procedural cavern networks is pretty relaxing and probably the main reason I enjoyed MC a lot. Don't find that sort of thing as enjoyable in 2d so don't have much playtime in Terraria or Starbound.
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https://twitter.com/ReutersTech/status/872183197362212865 Oh my god please let there be some sort of dumb supreme court case about why that goon calling Trump an inbred dogfucker can't be constiutionally blocked on Twitter
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Boon posted:Don't really care if you agree or disagree, you asked a question and I answered. Random civil servant would be objectively worse than James Mattis as SECDEF. In terms of baseball, his WAR is significant. is there a word for "iraqi civilians murdered" starting with W I was not aware of
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Spaced God posted:https://twitter.com/ReutersTech/status/872183197362212865 Hm. Spicer did say they are official statements. Could probably roll up him deleting government records (tweets being official now) with this case as well.
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evilweasel posted:the average civil servant working at the DoD is an active-duty military officer The "civil" in "civil servant" is "civilian", see also: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/5/2101
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mcmagic posted:There are civil servants working in the pentagon who aren't active duty. One of those would have to be the acting Secretary. Lol shut up mcmagic, you're such a disingenuous poo poo.
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Spaced God posted:https://twitter.com/ReutersTech/status/872183197362212865 What a world we live in.
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The Glumslinger posted:https://twitter.com/jonathanvswan/status/872196582074134530 https://twitter.com/jonathanvswan/status/872203965680599041 quote:Trump told the lawmakers they could talk about the solar-paneled wall as long as they said it was his idea.
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