How do you know this is the US, rather than UK, AU, NZ or a British school in the EU?
EDIT: Looked at the original file linked here in the comments, and it makes reference to "HCPSS", which according to a Google search means this is in Maryland. Your assumption seems to have been correct!
Kill switches are almost entirely a misconception, as far as I understand it. What's far more dangerous with US defence products is reliance on them for spare parts, repairs and upgrades. Piss off the US in some way, your very very expensive aircraft no longer gets spare parts, plane can't fly safely, it's functionally useless.
In Uni I ran Gentoo as my daily driver. It was stupid, but I learned a lot.
Trying and failing to get a working desktop environment, using IRC on the command line to get help from people who knew what they were doing and could advise a dumb kid like me, following their advice and getting a working DE after a reboot was the most hackerman I ever felt. I was convinced I was real hot shit. In actuality, I'd followed the advice to tweak the kernel config to get working drivers :))
There's also the issue that the US needs to sell bonds at higher and higher yields just to convince them it's worth the risk.
As far as I understand it (not an economist), that might lead to a debt spiral.
Pigeonometry in my ass?
Customs union and single market aren't the same thing. Customs union means no tariffs, and a unified tariff policy on those outside the union. Nothing more, nothing less. There are active discussions about doing this.
Single market is joining the EU, with regulatory alignment and free movement, as you quite rightly say.
Most USs in the iron don't use dryers
Not only did he support the neonazi, the neonazi returned the favour by endorsing him.
Joining the EU right now doesn't make sense politically. Far more useful and effective to work on getting a customs union in place. Most of the benefits without most of the headaches.
They could simultaneously work on regulation alignment, and then they're off to the races.
Switzerland or Finland?
is it called Jewish or Jews in this case?
Jews. A thing can be Jewish, a group of people can be Jews. Another rule of thumb you can use is adjective vs noun.
I missed the mention of Verizon. Good catch!