All house doors/egress doors in Brazil require keys to unlock. BUT (and it's a big but) most houses here are made of bricks, with ceramic roofs.
It does make sense to have easy-to-escape houses when they are built of flammable materials with an accelerant for a roof.
What if the country in question decides to let them in, but without the proper documents, with the implicit goal of getting their labor for cheap? I think the principle of POSIWID applies here (the purpose of a system is what it does). In other words, the system is/was working as intended, and illegal immigration was desired.
Thank you. It seems it was clear enough for at least one other person.
My point was just that Musk has very thin skin.
I'm not trying to defend it, just saying that as bad as Chinese censorship is, Musk is worse.
What makes them uncomfortable could change tomorrow.
Chinese style censorship is more consistent, though. No one is making up rules on the fly.
There's a little square recessed area on the bottom of the pink part, which I just now noticed. Might be some kind of locking mechanism?
Or it could be for the strap portion.
They'll probably at least try to somehow make the mig switch non-functional on the switch 2, which could cause some other games to not work.
*occasionally. But nothing beats the feeling of seeing a cool idea for a project and realizing you have all the parts needed.
A house full of old computers ought to smell better than one full of cats, anyway. I wonder if the power bill is cheaper than the cat food bill, though.
Nice friend.