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>But,for a couple of examples: https://www.mail.com/news/politics/8165278-mattis-storm-clouds-gathering-korean-peninsula.html#.23140-stage-ss1-1
Did you even read your own article?
In the opening sentence, it says:
>Without forecasting a conflict, Mattis emphasized that diplomacy stands the best chance of preventing a war if America's words are backed up by strong and prepared armed forces.
Mattis is not predicting or forecasting a conflict, he is merely telling soldiers to do their part to be prepared for war. This is the basic responsibility and duty for every soldier to be ready for war.
Mattis saying "Storm clouds gathering over Korean peninsula" is a example of "using language that's vaguely threatening but ultimately meaningless." just like Mike Pence trying to threaten Pakistan for harboring terrorist. Has US ever punished Pakistan for harboring Osama Bin Laden with military attack?
Mattis, Nikki Haley, McMaster, Mike Pence all say vaguely threatening rhetoric to align with Trump's macho-man image.
>Pre-emptive strikes are apparently being planned, NK will not denuclearize no matter what.
Pentagon admits in it's own reports that it is impossible to denuclearize NK without a full-scale ground invasion. Ground Invasion Only Way to Destroy North Korea’s Nuclear Arsenal, Pentagon Says
At best, pre-emptive strikes will delay NK's already maturing nuke program by a months or few years.
I think the probability of a full-scale ground invasion is extremely low, since it doesn't have China or South Korea's permission, and US is in no fiscal shape "nation-building" NK.
Hijacking top comment to add gallery of 48 images "You won't BELIEVE #21!"
At least 26 dead.
edit: 35 dead, 3 missing
I read about this story from another news source and they had a side by side comparison of the suspect and the composite sketch. Damn near a dead ringer.
Why bothering people. Make your own twitter army.
Use this tool: http://twtdominator.com/ for managing as many twitter account as you want.
Here is the proxy: https://instantproxies.com/ for managing that twitter account.
Here is the email client: https://www.mail.com/int/, register email without phone verification.
Ik moest echt even lachen toen ik dit las:
De laatste keer dat ze een immigrant (deze keer uit Oostenrijk) in de politiek neerzetten ging het ... ietwat minder...met Duitsland.
Are all of these states also deploying troops? It appears to have been a pretty violent weekend all around.
>Natalia's death came amid a spate of shootings around the United States that left children dead, including a 6-year-old boy in San Francisco, a 6-year-old boy in Philadelphia,an 8-year-old girl in Atlanta, an 11-year-old girl in Columbia, Missouri, and 8-year-old boy in Hoover, Alabama.
I've got this looping in my brain now. This is insanity.
You can easily create hundred of accounts using bullshit emails.
I always use mail.com since its practically a "create a username, password" kind of situation to make a new email.
Well, that's actually not a bad idea.
These days, even CAMS is saying you've to invest with them, and in the form, they are selecting Regular plan by default. Hope SEBI cracks down on these soon.
You can tell Quantum support that you would invest with them - Quantum Liquid fund takes minimum 500 INR investment.
Invest in that fund for 500 INR, get the KYC done - keep an eye on KRA site. You'll also get an email from Quantum, that your KYC docs have been submitted.
Once they do that, and your KYC status changes to "under process", or "modification on hold", withdraw that 500 INR and move on. It's a liquid fund, you won't lose anything.
Quantum might say 500 INR is too less. Tell them Reliance UST takes 100 INR for minimum purchase, and if they don't do KYC update for you, you'll get it done through Reliance.
Another option would be to sign up on Scripbox or FundsIndia or Wealthy.in.
Basically, create a fake email ID (temporary email IDs can be easily obtained these days) - send a mail to each of these services.
Saying that you want to invest lot of money, but you are limited by eKYC. Ask how fast they can do your KYC, since you've lot of money to invest.
Whichever service comes back with minimum amount and minimum turnaround time - go with them.
Do not use your actual email ID (most likely, everyone has a mail GMail ID) for this. Use a throwaway secondary email ID. If you use actual email ID, the spam would never stop. Use something like this.
Your KYC email ID is immaterial; contact details can always be updated with AMCs later.
Thank you....I failed my "background check" because I used a mail.com "https://www.mail.com/" email address, and selected a counselor domain, which I thought would look better on resumes with my Psych degree...I wish you wouldn't air arbitrary info as "some information that made me change my mind," it's not fair to simply post that mate. Otherwise, cheers.
edit: pic: https://ibb.co/k0zmtDJ
You may have conflicting information and a new 'parent:child' account is trying to be added to the current PSN.
Try a brand new email account. Think: start completely new. Create a new email address wherever you want online, (maybe try on here , which you can customise it properly. I believe it is free). Once your new email address has all been setup correctly and verified, you may now continue with your original task. Go back to create your new PSN account with the new region or whatever it is you wish to do. Hope this helps :)
I do, to compartmentalize use (social, work-related, online shopping, etc). I also have a couple email accounts that I use only for 2FA so I don't share those emails with anyone otherwise.
For providers I like Runbox - it's paid but the plan allows 50 aliases, and they don't look like aliases. You can set an actual email address for each alias, rather than using "mainaddress+suffix" where the primary address can still be seen.
A good free provider is Mail b/c their plan has 10 aliases using different domains and you can choose from a large list of domains. Their support is outstanding and they answer your questions promptly.
Once you have multiple emails and providers I think it's helpful to keep a central list because it gets hard to remember all the addresses and which category they're for.
Why the protonmail hate? I recently started using it.
You can try mail.com. It doesn't ask for phone numbers, but isn't as secure as protonmail. You can also try tutanota which some people have suggested.
Okay well maybe there's stuff that I'm not seeing that means that you're definitely connected to the mailbox page. The code you've posted above doesn't have any login actions though. Like if I go to https://www.mail.com/#.23140-header-navlogin2-1 in my browser I get a page but it won't be your mailbox page because I'm not logged in.
I was trying...
browser = webdriver.Firefox()
browser.get('<code>https://www.mail.com/#.23140-header-navlogin2-1</code>')
browser.find_element_by_link_text('Compose E-mail')
if you are having trouble signing in with verification, it is most likely because you have numbers in your email (dumb right?). Go to https://www.mail.com/ and make a throwaway account with no numbers and sign up in wikidot. after that, you can change your email to what you want.
Sorry, I wasn't clear. I go to www.mail.com to check my email.com mail. Kind of confusing. They even have a bunch of different endings so you can pick from many to get the one you like: https://www.mail.com/email/
If I want to send a large .mobi to my Kindle, I use an account I set up on https://www.mail.com
It's one of the few free providers that allow large email attachments to be sent.
I recommend checking out https://www.mail.com if you want a shorter email address. They have a bunch of domains you can use, and they're lesser known so a lot of times short names aren't taken. I usually use the @usa.com or @dr.com ones since they're the shortest.
My point is, there are a bunch of itchy fingered Glockaristas telling me that the absence of a manual safety isn't a clearly bad design choice.
Nobody is going to keep their index finger perfectly straight and never touch the trigger until they are ready to shoot. The human hand doesn't work that way. It is just natural for the hand to close around the handle and trigger. It happens. Keep the damn safety on until you really need it off, and it is just safer overall.
Example:
This other officer, who was not drunk, clearly fumbled a draw and clipped his own leg. If he had to actually flip a safety off, he might not have done so. The time cost is virtually nothing, and prevents fuck ups. This was a real gunfighting situation where the stress caused the officer to injure himself, rather than stopping the suspect. Contrary to the hypothetical bullshit about needing "more speed" spewed by everyone else in this thread who probably have never actually looked down the barrel of some stranger's piece because they live in nice neighborhoods and only see guns at the range, the reality is, when it goes south, you'll need to slow yourself down.
And saying "no mechanism is perfect" is a no excuse for not having the safety. That's just completely flawed reasoning.
Well I got 2 ideas for yeah...
Get your own domain name www.godaddy.com and setup your own email with a cheap hosting plan or use this free service https://www.mail.com ? mail.com if you don't mind the ads...
Yahoo mail is good to...
This site provides @email.com addresses. It's a popular choice of email client for users around the world for fake accounts since it basically asks no genuine info or any mobile no.
https://www.mail.com/int/news/europe/5321000-germany-passes-law-online-hate-speech.html
This issue isn't whether being a bigot is bad, what constitutes "being a bigot". Luckily I hope I'm wrong in that it's not criminalizing but a simple fine against the 3rd party information distributers.
Who gets to decide where that line is drawn? Who should get to decide that? As a free speech absolutionist (except for advocating clear crimes of action, not of thought), I think it's a dangerous line to tread.
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