Hmm seems to be pretty easy to get around the rule.

I wonder how this will impact us infrastructure types. I am sure there must have been an exception to the rule at least once in my career but I can’t recall any, code I have made for all governments has been open source and if you lost it somehow I would just email it.

My only concern would be the systems that my code runs on top of won’t be willing to share. It is one thing to demand it from me, another to demand it from Siemens. Then you add in very low level code for individual devices such as VFDs

I guess the nightmare would be that PLC/DCS/VFD makers would basically be blacklisted and I would have to work around that fact.

Yes it has, just like your boy Rittenhouse did to those protesters

By many you mean one. Not trying to defend your argument about guns being tools I noticed

If Goldman Sachs told me the sky was blue, I would go outside, check, and get an eye exam.

pushing lies

How did you determine what was true in this situation and what was false? I am curious about your methodology.

Even if I were it wouldn’t be a big deal since I don’t own a weapon, only tools. Unlike your boy Rittenhouse

Guess I have to post those four pictures again. Maybe you will figure it out next time

I have seen none of these heaps.

No. An AR-15 is not in the same category of a claw hammer.

I will wait until after it gets expanded into a 7 thick novel series then made into a 90 minute live-action movie, clearly written and directed by someone who only read the Wikipedia article on it.

Nope. Weapons are weapons, tools are tools.

Ok well I mean it’s random. The stories don’t form a coherent narrative

I know it’s just nonsense lyrics but damn does it feel like there is an epic story you are only getting parts of

Was a bone spur— sorry football playing rapist

Well, three of them are construction workers, and one is a kid misusing a tool, is what you want me to say.

Snatched defeat from the jaws of victory. Great job.

Hey you know what has never happened to me? I have never been attacked by people in sheer terror when I handled a multimeter during a riot. Funny story I did have to go to a customer site very close to a BLM protest. No problems, guess when you are holding tools in your hand and have a hardhat on you are invisible as you present zero threat. Some people are trying to keep civilization going and others are waving guns around, what can I say.

Fine but yeah let me engage with your “argument”. As I noted before the use cases for a gun are an almost invisibly small fraction of what they actually get used for. For every guy out there who needs to use one to hunt or will starve there about 1 million out there who are wannabe tough guys with small dicks or school shooters. When something is used as a weapon 99.999999% of the time it is not a tool.

For now. You know what the Supreme Court will be paid to do.

I can even outline it now. They will argue it violates the civil rights amendment which as it came later means it has higher priority over what came earlier. Then they will find some letter written by a random Founding Father arguing that the law should be written to only apply to members of nobility. There you go an Originalist argument against plain reading.

Now my turn to ask a question, which one of these images is not like the other

I will play the Jeopardy theme song while I wait. Dun dun dun du dun dun…dun du dun du

Yes you can but you are legally obligated to say “who rescued who?” At least once a day to a person.

If I wear a Velcro suit while hugging you would wacky sitcom level shenanigans occur?