Suppose I employ a cashier at my sandwich shop. The register has a screen which solicits a tip from the customer while they’re paying. Am I compelled by law to pay any of my workers minimum wage or do I employ tipped workers which can be compensated at a reduced rate?
I started learning networking with OpenBSD’s tutorial on building a router.
Building a router forces one to learn networking.
GitHub?
found the gratch! go back where you came from
fuck cars
We need a Final Solution to the gratch question.
You would be a contender in either American political party with a platform as robust as that one. @ViscloReader@lemmy.world 2024!
I’m an American so I’ll yield to your opinion as a Brit. I trust in Brits’ ability to understand and make decisions.
Really, it’s none of my business
You’re complicating it. The choice is to be a member or not.
Negotiations are are possible outcome to the answer of this question, not a requirement.
How complex is it really? You don’t think British people are smart enough to understand being a member of the EU vs not being a member? Are British folks too stupid to govern themselves?
Nah, not really. US supports Taiwan as a member of the First Island Chain of containment of the PRC. Any US acknowledgement of One China shouldn’t be construed as support.
Regardless of the US’s position, the timeline of admission of Taiwan into NATO is a NATO issue, not solely the US.
Of course, President Xi
Taiwan should join NATO
Iran must be freedomized ferda
Yes, we must trust experts to ensure peace and security for society.
you said do a study because of the referendum and make the decision from there.
Who would make that decision after a study if not experts?
why do we need experts if we trust the people?
you’re an enemy of democracy and the free world
yes, the people can’t be trusted to make decisions. we must have experts make decisions, with study groups etc, for the people.
David Cameron, who was against it, and therefore the will of the people, resigned because of this referendum.
It would not be good to pass a referendum and then have its result ignored by executives. What would have been a better outcome? Exercise democracy and then ignore the results??
I’ll say it again. If the people of the UK want change they should do another referendum, see if it passes, and if it does: apply to join.
I’m in Illinois, how do I propel this?