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Epic Fury Exposes the Truth: Half the Right Wants to Win… The Other Half Wants to Panic
Operation Epic Fury is a Rorschach test that reveals your psychological state and where you stand in the budding division in the populist Right. Despite sharing most of the same common goals and interests, this division is beginning to look like it will become an intractable schism. I hate to see that. There are some obviously bad actors facilitating this, but others are just caught up in the drama and the emotions.
The Case for Epic Fury
Operation Epic Fury is a Rorschach test that reveals your psychological state and where you stand in the budding division in the populist Right. Despite […] Source READ MORE
The Case for Epic Fury
Operation Epic Fury is a Rorschach test that reveals your psychological state and where you stand in the budding division in the populist Right. Despite sharing most of the same common goals and interests, this division is beginning to look like it will become an intractable schism. I hate to see that. There are some obviously bad actors facilitating this, but others are just caught up in the drama and the emotions.
Should error messages apologize?
We are having a discussion on our team about an error message that says "Sorry, you do not have permission to access this feature. Please contact your administrator for assistance." Is it appropriate to use language of "apology" in this instance? The rationale against it is that it would be more appropriate to "apologize" for something that would be considered solely the "fault" of the application such as downtime.
How to "fill" a cake made from a cupcake recipe
A syringe (or baster, but a syringe will be better) A LOT of holes, and frosting to hide the holes (though they will be pretty small if you use a syringe.) Given the comment that "I don't want it to be like several filled donuts joined together where it's not consistent" in combination with a refusal to consider layering it, you need So, for a 9x13 pan, you might be looking at 8x12 = 96 holes an inch apart, starting 1/2 inch from the edge, each filled with 1/96th of your total amount of filling.
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