deleteme12345

Out of necessity or nah?

Lean management may be the answer

> “I don't agree with what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it.”

Wtf..

Slippery slope fallacy.

> Hell, they have enough money to kick-off their own military industrial complex.

Wishful thinking.

A complete fuck up by objective standards? That's the most subjective thing I've heard so far. Everyone that has worked with him has praised him. What are you smoking?

Or done charging.

Get a cat/dog guard.

The degree of complexity and amount of unknown variables (eg. Backdoored CPUs, 0-day exploits) make digital mass voting a not-so-good option.

Paper, on the other hand, is fairly easy to comprehend and secure by all participants.

Where? Lots of rent w/ furnished appliances in Montreal.

"The White Helmets" -- there's your problem.

> There is a reason Assad’s government blocked inspectors from examining the latest claimed attack.

That did not happen.

No, it's not "very clear" as the "intelligence" is 100% Twitter-based and zero actual autopsy has taken place, as no one actually died that day. Or so say the hospital staff.

Can't change its address?

Thanks for the fairytale.