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Comment #32051298
According to the Secretary of State, the company was founded on March 3rd of this year. It doesn’t have legal authorization from the Chancellor of the Ohio Department of Education …
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Comment #32049788
I’m very curious how they’re getting around section 1713.02 of the Ohio Revised Code as seen at https://codes.ohio.gov/ohio-revised-code/section-1713.02 They’re not on the Ohio Dep…
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Comment #24665793
It is comforting that people are at least thinking about this potential situation.
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Comment #24444447
As Glenn Hauser, Kim Andrew Elliott, and others have asked it comes down to the big question of what regs exactly authorize this. There really isn’t any ambiguity in the relevant r…
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Comment #24444412
I’ve listened to a few shortwave industry experts hammer out the issues with this. Despite the novelty of the technical application this is an end run around the Commission’s rules…
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Comment #24391285
The ideas of the World Federalist Movement from the 1930s are being rediscovered! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Federalist_Movement
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Comment #24375386
Well, that does help explain why one of the local high schools had their livestream abruptly terminate 22 times when they tried to stream their band’s senior night concert. It does…
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Comment #24353307
ikiwiki has been around for over a decade. You can even pay for a hosted version of it at branchable. It is kinda sad how much people overlook it.
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Comment #24181788
That leaves the question of who you are and why your opinion matters then. You could be a rogue GPT-3 experiment for all any of us know.
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Comment #24025540
Chromium was due to the absolute nightmarish amount of manpower on Canonical’s part it took to keep up packaging with releases. Copying Debian’s work wouldn’t have helped because t…
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Comment #23935029
People are not code. People are, for lack of better terminology, messy. We are still finding unanticipated outcomes from this mess. I was reading a journal article yesterday about …
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Comment #23932299
In Ohio we have an antique provision for the county prosecutor to employ their own investigators. They're not quite the same thing PA has, though. See Section 309.07 of the Ohio Re…
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Comment #23802553
Buy a Yaesu.
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Comment #23527127
All I have done is looked for somewhat stable dividend payers, bought those, and held them until various unpleasant circumstances forced me to liquidate. The service I am using now…
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Comment #23492306
A fabulous tool for the current unpleasantness.
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Comment #23489178
From 10 USC 253: “ The President, by using the militia or the armed forces, or both, or by any other means, shall take such measures as he considers necessary to suppress, in a Sta…
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Comment #23429461
This is an outgrowth of the excess proliferation of federal laws. Taking a page from the UK and appointing a Law Reform Commission to simplify, consolidate, and reduce the body of …
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Comment #23344951
I used to work at a sub-cabinet bureau that had much, much higher standards than we’re seeing out of the executive mansion now. I’m disappointed.
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Comment #23342539
After just under four years of scorched earth resistance we now get this new EO. I am only surprised he waited this long.
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Comment #23342464
Why not refer to her by name? Her press statement was in this morning’s FCC Daily Digest so it is not a horrible thing to say that Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel made a statement…
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Comment #23337378
Generally I’d expect the staff to understand how the machinery of government works by this point in an administration. First hundred days is one thing. This looks more like a forge…
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Comment #23337037
Parts of this purported draft look a bit off. That is to say the bits being directed are things private citizens would do rather than what the executive branch itself has the autho…