JWLong

1) No. I don't play any more. I do, however, play Dota and CS:GO, on occasion. 2) I lived in wormhole space. You're describing null bloc fights. 3) You're describing null bloc fights, again. We would get multiple fights per day. More than we could reasonably take, really. 4) The thrill in Eve, for me, is that is takes skill to pull off anything noteworthy. It's like a 4X version of Dark Souls, with the multi-person coordination requirements of a MilSim.

The text added is, of course, a joke, but the image is real:

https://i.redditmedia.com/E44ciq7vb9r1t9sAzo3giCym74vSloIyK7...

This is Judge posing for a picture with Aryth's alliance leader, The Mittani, at Fanfest.

Every major alliance leader has been to the pubcrawl that CCP puts together, for each fanfest. 99% of attendees pay their own way.

CSM positions do not appear to have been abused. Not sure where you're getting this information. The fact that Judge was a CSM member is almost tangential to the whole story.

The trouble with trying to play any of those games, after having played Eve, is that none of them measure up. :/

Longinius Spear once quoted Ernest Hemmingway, in a presentation at Eve: Vegas, "There is no hunting like the hunting of man, and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never care for anything else thereafter."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ddR7W4LmR8

I have had a metric fuckton of fun, in my four year career. I've rarely dealt with politics, and only used a spreadsheet, once (so far). Mostly, I just get drunk on a Friday night, with buddies, and we go blow shit up.

https://crossingzebras.com/ is a decent source

1) You seem to have gotten your legal advice from Badger, and not Saul.

https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/crime-courts/2017/05/07/bill...

Forcing the narc to snort coke is not a viable means of weeding them out.

2) In places where it is illegal to buy, you have to provide anonymity for the buyers. Looks like you're already making plans to do just that. Good for you. You're now no longer capable of keeping your contractors safe.

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My advice to you: Commit one crime at a time. Even Uber managed to do that. :P

Yes, they're identifying real world problems, but they're not solving it. You can't simultaneously have anonymity, while providing security for sex workers. These are both stated goals, across their various outlets.

It's not. :/

https://pinkapp.io/ (nsfw)

First I hoped this was a troll (being American). Then I hoped that it was Australian. Then I saw where you compared yourself to Silk Road. Now I just hope you have lawyers. :)

Maybe if we all pitched in a couple bucks, we could buy Mr. Trump a copy of Factorio.

Absolutely, but I was speaking to the experience of the loaders.

Edit: Sorry, I should have made that clearer in my previous comment.

The bikes that the average truck-loader comes in contact with cost $120.

You're more than welcome to continue to be fascinated... and ineffective. Sometimes you need to come down from your moral highground to meet the enemy.

I found a neat hack for making sure that employees don't leave me like yesterday's lunch: pay above market rate.

ftfy

> As a consumer, in $my_economic_model, you don't get to opt out of regulation "because you want to".

"'People will spend my money in unoptimal ways because they didn't earn it' — now you understand my problem with taxes"

I also wonder how it would go, if it were cashless. Our problem is always that we run out of cash, at some point.

The fact that his retort is sarcastic, does not mean that he does not have a point. His point is that someone will be subsidizing his existence, and pointing out that nobody would want to do it, if they were faced with that reality, directly.

Doesn't help that when it comes to Libertarians, some of them are Irish.

~"If two libertarians ever find themselves in agreement on a particular issue, they know that one of them has sold out."

The diagnostic equipment needed to diagnose issues with the car's computer is really small. http://www.amazon.com/Foxwell-Diagnostic-Analysis-Scanner-Re...

Disposal is handled by taking the waste fluids to your favorite parts store.

... and a little (quite) dangerous.

Nice find! Pretty much what I was looking for.

There may be a bit of overlap with self-driving ICE cars, though. I'm wondering if that would be more difficult to handle.

Either way, I had been looking for this story, ever since people started talking about modern self-driving cars. Don't know how it slipped through.

Until self-_fueling_ cars are a thing, all of your points, which are predicated on "never stop moving" are moot.

"There's no such thing! Our bodies break down, sometimes when we're 90, sometimes before we're even born, but it always happens and there's never any dignity in it! I don't care if you can walk, see, wipe your own ass... it's always ugly - ALWAYS! You can live with dignity; you can't die with it!" — House

Most of the US has laws that define B&E like the CFAA defines hacking.

"unlawful entry" is usually the common denominator.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burglary

You caught where he said, '... though states rights have been weakened over time..."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Minimum_Drinking_Age_...

"The National Minimum Drinking Age Act of 1984 (23 U.S.C. § 158) was passed on July 17, 1984 by the United States Congress. It punished every state that allowed persons below 21 years to purchase and publicly possess alcoholic beverages by reducing its annual federal highway apportionment by ten percent."

The free market is perfectly willing to address this. It will do so by offering them less than minimum wage, once it is allowed to do so. Until then, "free market" is a misnomer.

Which is why it's weird that his name is on the whois information for durated.co

Varies from country to country.

I am very much not a lawyer... and more importantly, not familiar with european law on the subject.

Here in the U.S. though, it's a defense. But that still wouldn't change the "man about to be sued" bit.