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Location: Portland,OR Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: PHP, Drupal, Laravel, MySQL, MongoDB, JavaScript, VueJS HTML,CSS, AWS Résumé/CV:https://linkedin.com/in/wonder95 Email: steve at smgaweb.com

I have been in IT since 1995, doing full time web development since 2009. In addition to writing code, I have done a decent amount of managing infrastructure such as AWS servers/services, MongoDB atlas, and other enterprise level tools. I would love to move more into a devrel type position, where I can leverage my teaching and training skills to help others learn about coding.

Baloney. Greenpeace got what it deserved. I loved the fact that the punitive damages were doubled by the jury. To see them wreak violence and destruction and then whine about the freedom of protest being lost is hysterical. The jury of those harmed by their actions saw through everything and gave them what they deserved.

What a joke. Nothing but "union busting" this, "anti-climate" that, and "far right" that (where "far right" = "anything to the right of Marx"). No mentions of the destruction wrought by left and far left policies, including climate change fear mongering and the destruction wrought by "green" policies.

All written by a union group. Tells you everything you need to know.

What a misleading title. It gives the impression that it was permanently shut down, when the truth is otherwise:

"... a spokesperson for Green Hill High School confirmed that the school has closed its library ahead of the 2024–2025 school year to sort through its entire collection of books to ensure that they are in compliance with H.B. 843, which went into effect on July 1."

Yeah, that whole secure southern border, lower taxes, no new wars, new peace deals signed (Abraham Accords), much better economy (1.4% inflation) would be terrible...

The better question would be, considering the wreckage of the past 3 1.2 years, why would anyone vote against their own best interests and vote Democrat?

Wow, truly amazing all the people in here who are perfectly content to let unelected, unaccountable bureaucrats make one "rule" after another because it makes them feel like they're doing their jobs, only increasing the regulatory burden on everyday Americans. So sad how many people prefer an oppressive regulatory government over the freedoms and liberties America was founded on.

This rule does, however, effectively regulate the prices that broadband providers charge consumers, as it disallows high-volume customers from being charged a higher periodic rate than lower-volume consumers. If that's not regulating prices, it's not at all clear what might be.

Just like Obamacare, another gift from the left that has worked out so well...