Enterprise is my favorite Trek. Less-high sci-fi. Also the captain's not a complete ass like in every other show. Meh, I guess Janeway is not 100% ass, but still not someone I'd want to work for.
And I think the precedent is more important than the immediate issue anyhow.
DC: "The National Guard *is* the state militia; you don't need a militia on top of that." Also DC: "We can use your Guard against you and there's nothing you can do about it."
FWIW I went ahead and fixed it anyhow (threaded it through the case up and back in through the top). Even if it wasn't dangerous, just for my peace of mind.
Hey, computer people! Is the position of this motherboard power cord safe? I'm concerned it's quite close to those heat sinks and with a tiny jostle could come in direct contact with one or the other. This is a 48-core machine so I think they could have quite a bit of heat. Is some part of this cord going to melt or burn or whatever?
@lain It is an interesting thought, but for what it's worth gerrymandering IRL isn't just about packing, it's about packing the opposing districts and cracking your own. You want each of your districts to be 60% your party (or 54% if your area is sufficiently inelastic like my state), and when you run out of your voters you make remaining districts 100% opposing party.
@lain Seriously, what is that? That outer, light-colored layer (not the crust but the next thing in)... is that bread? It kind of looks like bologna, TBH.
To this day, I've never tried an unfamiliar dish that was supposed to be a German thing and disliked the result. Maybe this one will be the one? TBF... they've always been bread-, meat-, potato-, and/or egg-based, or it's been a dessert. And obviously a national cuisine is going to be broader than that, so I'm obviously missing much.