I practice safe handling with the handheld barcode scanners at the hardware store checkout.
Do not point the scanner at anything you do not intend to scan.
Keep your finger away from the trigger until you're ready to scan.
Be aware of your surroundings including what is behind your target.
I would extend it to any gunlike, or vaguely gun shaped object, even those that cannot cause harm. Don't become complacent with safety practices even when it doesn't matter.
I'm not dysphoric, I'm just constantly half depressed because I don't like whatever event, season, year, family gathering, employment, or pandemic is currently happening.
Those two counties are Petroleum County, with a population of about 500, and Garfield County with a population of about 1,100. Both counties have a single town with about a quarter of the population.
This means a majority of the population live in the country, and likely work the lands they live on. This means no commute to work, which is what was measured.
This is a flaw in the methodology. Rurual Montana is not a bastion of urban planning. It is a mistake to look at travel to work exclusively. People need to travel to many destinations. And those living in those two counties probably use cars for everything else.
Hmmmmmm that sounds like a different word. Not an automobile.
The modern car as we understand it began during the lifetime of henry ford. Every invention has precursors. Ideas always come from somewhere. Mentioning the first precursor invention does not negate my point.
This connection is well known. American auto makers had a close working relationship with the German nazis. Hitler created the autobahn, and then americans copied this nazi idea in the nterstate highway system, which was primarily designed to destroy black and other minority neighborhoods by running directly through them. Automobiles are an inherently nazi invention.
Its important to follow evidence based medicine rather than eminence based medicine. Respected organizations get it wrong sometimes, in fact being wrong is an important part of the research process.
Cutting edge research is research into areas that are not well studied. Future studies will the confirm or refute those findings. It's only when enough research has been done, and the field is no longer cutting edge, that we can really be certain of the results.
The gold standard for evidence are meta analyses which look at the totality of research on the topic. They will look at every study and trial done and draw conclusions on that basis. If one of those says something, its probably true and you should trust it.
I should remind you that the paper that started the modern anti-vaccine movement was published in The Lancet, one of the most respected British medical journals. A fraudstser, con artist, and then licenced doctor tried to cash in on the reputation of his employer and status. The result is the persistent lie that vaccines cause autism that we are still dealing with today over 25 years later.
You have to learn levels of evidence and analyse information on a case by case basis. Eminence counts for little. There are no shortcuts.
1 cosponsor. Ok sure. This bill goes nowhere, like the rest of them.
Any outlet that covers legislation at the point of introduction is just trying to scare you. Well over 90% of bills never even leave the committee stage. Without signs of support from others in congress, an introduced bill has less weight than a press release.
If you see the words "introduces bill" in a headline just ignore it the article is trash, solely intended to mislead.
OSMand has been recommended many times here. Its a paid app on the corpo app stores, with subscription fees or a $70 purchase to access premium features. However, the version on F-droid is free and as far as I'm aware has those "premium" features enabled.
Openstreetmap's address lookup is the one usability issue I have encountered. OSM can only look up building numbers if that specific building has been added, and many are not. When navigating to an address I often have to find it in another app and copy the coordinates.
As the mayor he cannot ban the sales. His main power as mayor is picking the staff for city agencies. NYC's prosecuting offices only have standing to enforce municipal law, not international law. City laws are made by the city council, not the mayor. The mayor cannot change city laws. The mayor, does not have the power to ban land sales.
He was elected to be the mayor, and you're criticizing the mayor for being a mayor instead of a dictator delete your account.
I don't think this was illegal under US law. Congress gave the president the power to unilaterally deploy the military pretty much anywhere during george bush's war in Iraq. Congress has to review the deployment afterwards and can stop it from continuing. Congress gave bush, and every subsequent president the power to do exactly what happened.
The US doesn't do formal declarations of war anymore. WWII was the last time that happened. Congress authorized military operations without formal declarations many times since. Presidents to this day have been continuing to use the 2001 antiterrorism authorization to strike wherever they want. Obama and Biden did it too, they just didn't do anything as brazen as kidnapping a president.
The military planned the strikes. You can't kidnap a head of state in a single evening without a laying a lot of groundwork. The US has a history of backing coups in South America, and they've been building a case for war against Venezuela for over a decade. This was within standard practice for the US military.
This, and most of trumps other actions should be illegal. But those who made and enforced the laws since the start of the millennium have all been collaborators.
I see no issues here. These AI tools came out during the game's development. Its not unreasonable to try using new tools upon release. And its reasonable to be unaware of the harms of these new tools before the harms are widely reported on.
If things were as described, this seems fine. They now have a clear policy against AI. People, even in groups can be mistaken and learn and change their ways, which is what appears to have happened here. I can't fault anyone for making the occasional misstep.
So long as they stick to their commitment to not use AI.
Its called the fediverse because of all the feds.