Bronze would not get that bad that quickly.
Bronze would not get that bad that quickly.
It’s desperation.
I’m not sure it was a joke.
To be a realtor, you have to be certified by the National Realtor Association. Anyone can be a real estate agent.
Yep, this is the quickest way to not get any tip.
I don’t disagree with that. Believe what you want. Freedom from religion wouldn’t stop you from believing what you want. It stops you from pushing it onto others.
That would be a good point of France wasn’t just an example. I’m not saying to emulate them exactly.
It helps if you’re my target audience. That’s people who know what an example is.
Good luck with figuring out things in life.
I don’t have the patience to hold your hand and explain what an example is. Good luck with figuring things out in life.
Okay, since you need it spelled out… France may not have appropriately applied its freedom from religion, but that isn’t the point. The point is a country like France doesn’t just have freedom from a religious state, but also extends that further, and that’s the part we (the US) are missing. You got hung up on the detail instead of paying attention to the meaning I was conveying, hence missing the forest through the trees. There is nothing profound about it at all, just saying you’re looking far too deeply instead of looking at the bigger picture of what was said.
You’re also missing the forest through the trees.
I think you missed the forest through the trees on that one. I agree that you can’t half ass it though.
That’s not freedom from religion. That’s freedom from a religious state.
Kind of, but not really. Look at France, they have freedom from religion. They’re not allowed to be religious fanatics in public. It’s why they banned the burkini.
No it doesn’t, and that’s the problem.
Tens of millions is drastically understating tens of billions.
Another thing to note, it seems that immutable is the future of linux. The Fedora project roadmaps the Atomic desktop taking over the traditional Workstation. OpenSUSE also looks to be moving to it as the default in Leap 16. Being new to the ecosystem might be advantageous because you don’t have the old habits.
Fair, but when a company is given the authority to run fully autonomous taxis in cities that’s a huge accomplishment. Granted they are cities that don’t see things like snow storms and I’m sure there is a good reason for that.
Yeah, if anything when you look at bronze statutes that have been in the elements for decades, the parts that people touch are the shiny, nice-looking parts.