Where Are We Gonna Stand?
A young 17-year-old boy was shopping in St. Cloud, MN, at a sports store, called Shields. The cashier was a lady who was wearing a headscarf. The 17-year-old was wearing a necklace with a cross on it. She told him he would have to put his cross under his shirt because it offended her. He told her he would not do that. Then he told her that he thought she should take her headscarf off. She then called for the manager. The manager came out and told the 17-year-old to just put his cross under his shirt and everything would be fine. The boy again refused to do so and at that point he left the items he had intended to purchase and walked out.
Several customers who had been in line behind him had heard the conversation and also left their carts full of items and walked out of the store!! KUDOS TO THE 17-YEAR-OLD!!!
We all know we are in some very changing times, and given the same circumstances, I pray we would all have the courage this young lad had. We spent a few minutes talking about the challenge we are facing for our first amendment right of religious freedom. (I have to wonder what's next? Are 'they' going to try to ban the jewelry store owners from selling
any jewelry with a cross on it?? WILL YOU HESITATE TO PASS THIS ON?? OR BE READY TO DEFEND YOUR RELIGIOUS RIGHTS!!! GOD BLESS YOU, AND GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!
I copied this and I agree with the young boy if you agree copy and paste it let blow fb up with this
I would gladly use Graphene if it was available on something OTHER than pixels or whatever this motorola is going to be.
Motorola as a company has a reputation for both shit hardware and software. When someone says they have a motorola, I instantly think 'oh, he's poor'.
A pixel on the other hand is (as you mentioned in the original post) years behind the other brands. Where the F is fast charging. My OnePlus 15 charges at 120w, my previous OnePlus 8T charged at 60w, my even previous xiaomi charged at 40w. Meanwhile the pixel charges at 15w??? wtf. (samsung is the same deal btw).
I am not even really asking for support on other brands honestly. Yes, if graphene was available on OnePluses, I'd install it. But its not, and I value some things the chinese brands deliver (like actually fast fast charging).
I originally thought graphene OS supported only Pixel phones because they had some superior CPU or support or whatnot. As it seems, that no longer is the case. I personally think GrapheneOS could become a lot more appealing if support was expanded to more modern devices from cheaper chinese brands. However, I won't tell you how to run your project.
If there ever is support for a phone spec I like, I will buy it and use it.
@TopGyaru Man... seeing this comment section... ya'll twitter freaks really don't like MT....
Its a fucking fictional story. If you don't like it, don't watch it.
Hoes don't even know that the likelihood of the tank exploding is miniscule, if at all possible.
First off, there is no fire without oxygen, inside the tank, there is no oxygen, so until the tank reached pretty much equal pressure to ambient, all the way to the end of the line, there is no fire.
Second and more importantly: Those tanks are build with blowback protection. Even IF the flame got all the way back to the valve, it would stop there.
Propane tanks are very safe. Don't be dumb hoes
@miradreaamy Pretty sure its 32...
Anything to the power of 0 is 1, so that's 4^3, which is 64 I think (I could check but am too lazy to pull out the calc), then just take half of that, which is easy cause I know my powers of 2
@ginald87 I find this funny in a different way than intended. I could answer all the number questions instantly cause they are just powers of 2... And any decent computer engineers should know their powers of 2 to 2^16 at least
Ill do this too... But I doubt anything of it is going to be accurate...
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View of Starship in space from a Starlink V3 satellite on Flight 13.
This composite is made of imagery from four separate cameras on a single satellite. Six of the satellites were equipped with cameras to scan Starship’s heat shield and transmit imagery down to operators to continue testing methods of analyzing Starship’s heat shield readiness for return to launch site on future missions