"Undrain" is not idiomatic, at least outside of Google. One might drain a tank or creek to empty it, the reverse isn't "undraining" to fill it back up.
"issuance flow has been restored" might be a more widely understood phrasing.
Admittedly, a nitpick, however the tech industry has a tendency to invent new words when they could say the exact same thing in plain English and be better understood by a wider audience.
Supporting a fascist country bombing the Gaza Strip into oblivion ends up fucking your morality. We are seeing a lot of the west be very comfortable with fascism post 2023.
Selling your investment to pay taxes for unrealized gains forces more liquidity and movement in the market and might have a huge impact on preventing bubbles forming.
Comparing Apples and Oranges. Defending this company is becoming cringe and ridiculous. X effed up, and Musk did it on purpose. He uses CSAM to strongman the boundaries of the law. That's not worth defending unless you also say eff the rule of law.
Aren't a lot of US pickup trucks basically that? Sure, maybe there's a mechanism for preventing you from installing a baby seat in reverse to position in front of an airbag, but they're also built so that you can't see anything adult human sized 15m in front of the car, let alone anything child-sized.
The US would spend 20 years arguing about which agency's jurisdiction it was, and ignore the dead babies?
No, wait, Volvo is European. They'd impose a 300% tariff and direct anyone who wanted a baby-killing model car to buy one from US manufacturers instead.
Let's raid car companies too. We were all born into this. We never had a vote. Thomas Jefferson is said to have written Constitutions ought to be re-written every so often or the dead rule by fiat decree. Let's.
The rich can join in the austerity too. No one voted for them. We been conditioned to pick acquiescence or poverty. We were abused into kowtowing to a bunch of pants shitting dementia addled olds educated in religious crack pottery. Their economic and political memes are just that, memes, not immutable physical truth.
In America, as evidenced by the public not in the streets protesting for single payer comprehensive healthcare, we clearly don't want to be on the hook for each other's lives. That's all platitudes and toxic positivity.
Hopes and prayers, bloodletting was good enough for the Founders!
Good video. Ending wasn’t too annoying but I wish there was an acknowledgement of the drop off of the youth vote in 2024.
Israel and Gaza and the genocide taking place there will be an active point of discussion in the upcoming midterms. If the democratic candidates don’t distance themselves from the leadership of the party we’re going to see another major win for republicans.
The outcome of the recent smaller special elections is not really indicative of what’s going to happen on the national scale, since smaller special elections are not having the media attention with tough questions asked from them.
Eh, I think it's a mistake to believe that such intra-leftist arguments will make much of a difference for winning over voters in the middle, which are to the right of the left, regardless of how weak and performative the leftism of the democrats may be, especially viewed from Europe as I do.
The idea that people, aside from 12 pot-leftists who aren’t going to vote anyway, are going to vote for more of ICE deporting US citizens, more murder of US citizens in the streets by government agents, more economic failure and higher prices, because their politicians weren’t quite performative enough about a geopolitical issue the other side is demonstrably worse on in every way, is absolutely fucking asinine and not something anyone actually suggests with any remote degree of seriousness. Get a grip.
Indeed, 15 or 25 mph (24 or 40 km/h) are the speed limits in school zones (when in effect) in CA, for reference. But depending on the general movement and density and category of pedestrians around the road it could be practically reckless to drive that fast (or slow).
If my experience driving through a school zone on my way to work is anything to go off of, I rarely see people actually respecting it. 17 mph would be a major improvement over what I'm used to seeing.
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