CONDITIONAL Hope is an indulgenceone full of negligence.Love is not emotional,it is more conditional.

CONDITIONAL

Hope is an indulgence
one full of negligence.
Love is not emotional,
it is more conditional.

#conditional #poetry

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Loone (cuddling an Ancient Orb): Oh Roscoe, you are the most perfect boyfriend: so small, so round, so ancient, so inanimate that you could never leave me. Our love is unshakable, and nothing will ever tear us apart. Unless of course some random nerd were to give me a tasteful printout of a Guardian that can fly, or maybe a Guardian that were cutely smaller than those big ones that wander around Hyrule buzzing about killing the hero. Other than that, nothing! Link: As sad as this is, it makes me feel better about myself IRL.

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Love knows no... whatever this is.
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A Decayed Guardian sits on a hill in Akkala, minding its own business. It swiftly explodes with an ancient BOOM. Link (staring in awe at an Ancient Arrow): ... GUARDIAN ARROWS! Where have you been all my playthrough!? No longer will I ever be afraid of these monstrous Guardians, so long as they can't move!

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"But what about moving Guardians?" Now let's not get hasty!
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How to Create and Use TypeScript Utility Types TypeScript provides a set of utility types that make it easier to transform and manage existing types. These built-in utility types allow developers to manipulate types in va...

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Introduction to TypeScript Mapped Types Mapped types in TypeScript provide a way to create new types by transforming existing ones. They are a powerful tool for handling complex type operations and ensuring type sa...

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TypeScript Conditional Types Conditional types in TypeScript provide a way to create types that depend on a condition. They allow for greater flexibility and expressiveness in type definitions, making it...

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TypeScript Advanced Types Explained with Examples TypeScript offers several advanced types that go beyond basic types, allowing for more flexible and powerful type systems. These advanced types help in creating robust applic...

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Vue.js Conditional Rendering Conditional rendering in Vue.js allows you to dynamically display or hide elements based on certain conditions. This feature is essential for creating responsive and interact...

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Understanding Vue.js Templates and How They Work Vue.js templates are a key feature of the Vue framework, allowing developers to declaratively render data to the DOM using a straightforward syntax. Vue.js templates are HTML...

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The Basics of Vue.js Directives Vue.js directives are special tokens in the markup that tell the library to do something to a DOM element. They are prefixed with a v- to indicate that they are special attri...

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Advanced Regex Tricks and Workflow Regular Expressions (Regex) are powerful tools used for string matching and manipulation. While basic patterns like matching digits or specific characters are well-known, thi...

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Unlocking the Power of Advanced Regular Expressions Regular Expressions (regex) provide robust tools for pattern matching and text manipulation. This article explores advanced regex concepts that empower you to tackle intricat...

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Mastering Complex Regular Expressions Regular Expressions (regex) are versatile tools for pattern matching and text manipulation. This tutorial explores advanced regex techniques that help you manage complex text...

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Exploring Advanced Regular Expression Concepts Regular Expressions (regex) offer powerful capabilities beyond basic pattern matching. This article delves into advanced concepts that can elevate your regex skills and tackl...

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Conditional Pick Why did the football team trade for a conditional draft pick? The team wasn't sure if they wanted a player, or just a maybe!

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In the Weeds: Immigrants & NY’s Legalized Cannabis Industry While the state has celebrated ...

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Federal Court Blocks Trump Executive Order Denying Federal Funds to Sanctuary Cities The decision...

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Federal Court Blocks Trump Executive Order Denying Federal Funds to Sanctuary Cities (NA) During Donald Trump's first term, federal courts repeatedly struck down his efforts to pressure immigration "sanctuary" jurisdictions by pulling federal grants, and other coercive measures. Last November, I predicted we would see a repeat of this pattern under Trump 2.0. That prediction (which was not a hard one to make) began to be vindicated today, as federal district Judge William Orrick issued a ruling blocking the federal government from withholding federal funds from San Francisco and fifteen other sanctuary jurisdictions which had filed suit challenging a Trump executive order to that effect. As Judge Orrick notes in his ruling, the new anti-sanctuary executive order is similar to an earlier 2017 Trump EO, and is unconstitutional for the same reasons: > In 2017, President Donald Trump issued Executive Order 13,768 ("EO 13,768"), titled > "Enhancing Public Safety in the Interior of the United States," which was directed at so-called "sanctuary jurisdictions." The City and County of San Francisco and County of Santa Clara sued, arguing that Section 9 of EO 13,768 was unconstitutional. I found that they had pre-enforcement standing, that they were likely to succeed on the merits because Section 9(a) of EO 13,768 was unconstitutional, and that they faced irreparable harm absent an injunction. I enjoined Section 9(a) of EO 13,768. The Ninth Circuit affirmed. _Cnty. of Santa Clara v. Trump, et al._ , 250 F. Supp. 3d 497 (N.D. Cal. Apr. 25, 2017) (Preliminary Injunction Order), aff'd, 897 F.3d 1225 (9th Cir. 2018). > > Here we are again. Shortly after taking office in 2025, President Trump issued Executive Orders 14,159 ("Protecting the American People Against Invasion") ("EO 14,159") and 14,218 ("Ending Taxpayer Subsidization of Open Borders") ("EO 14,218") (together, the "2025 Executive Orders"), the language and purpose of which mirror EO 13,768. Like EO 13,768, EO 14,159 directs the United States Attorney General and the United States Department of Homeland Security ("DHS") Secretary to withhold federal funds from "sanctuary jurisdictions," cities and counties that limit the use of local resources to enforce federal immigration law. EO 14,218 directs every federal agency to ensure that "federal payments" to localities do not "by design or effect" "abet so-called 'sanctuary' policies that seek to shield illegal aliens from deportation…. > > Precedent in the Ninth Circuit and the orders of this court show why the Cities and > Counties have established that they are likely to prevail on the merits of at least their separation of powers, Spending Clause, and Fifth and Tenth Amendment claims. The challenged sections in the 2025 Executive Orders and the Bondi Directive that order executive agencies to withhold, freeze, or condition federal funding apportioned to localities by Congress, violate the Constitution's separation of powers principles and the Spending Clause, as explained by the Ninth Circuit in the earlier iteration of this case in 2018; they also violate the Fifth Amendment to the extent they are unconstitutionally vague and violate due process. See _City & Cnty. of S.F. v. Trump_, 897 F.3d 1225, 1234– 35 (9th Cir. 2018); _Cnty. of Santa Clara v. Trump, et al.,_ 250 F. Supp. 3d 497, 530–32, 534–36 (N.D. Cal. Apr. 25, 2017). The 2025 Executive Orders' directives to withhold or freeze federal funding to sanctuary jurisdictions also violate the Tenth Amendment because they impose coercive condition intended to commandeer local officials into enforcing federal immigration practices and law. See _Cnty. of Santa Clara_ , 250 F. Supp. 3d at 533. And as the order that will follow this one makes plain, the Cities and Counties have also shown a likelihood of success on the merits of their Administrative Procedure Act ("APA") claim: the Bondi Directive's order to freeze all DOJ funds is likely arbitrary and capricious, contrary to the Constitution and an ultra vires final agency action under the APA. 5 U.S.C. § 706(2). As explained in detail in my _Texas Law Review_ article on litigation arising from Trump's first-term actions targeting sanctuary jurisdictions, executive orders like this one violating constitutional rules on both federalism and separation of powers, because they seek to "commandeer" state and local governments and impose conditions on federal grants that were not authorized by Congress. That article includes discussion of the rulings cited in Judge Orrick's opinion today (including his own earlier decisions). This is just a ruling on a preliminary injunction. We don't yet have a final ruling on the merits, by Judge Orrick. And any such ruling is likely to be appealed. But the combination of today's decision and precedents from Trump's first term - issued by both liberal and conservative judges - make it highly likely that Trump's new anti-sanctuary executive orders will ultimately meet the same fate as the old ones. For more on the constitutional issues involved, see my _Texas Law Review_ article and this shorter 2018 article I wrote for _The Hill_. In a recent article for the NYU Brennan Center, I explained how sanctuary jurisdictions can help constrain Trump's efforts at mass deportation, but also noted possible ways Trump could try to circumvent them.

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Free Press Symposium on "Is Donald Trump Breaking the Law?" (Lex Villena; Midjourney) Today, the _Free Press_ published a symposium on "Is Donald Trump Breaking the Law?" Participants include (in addition to myself), several prominent constitutional law scholars and legal commentators : Jonathan Adler (Case Western/Volokh Conspiracy co-blogger), Aziz Huq (University of Chicago), Larry Lessig (Harvard), Andrew McCarthy (_National Review_), Michael McConnell (Stanford), Ed Whelan (Ethics and Public Policy Center), and yours truly. The editors of FP summarize the contributions, as follows: > The consensus is striking—and perhaps surprising, given the ideological diversity of these contributors. All agreed that the president's legal tactics reflect a dangerous willingness to ignore statutory and constitutional constraints—and that he must be reined in quickly. Speaking for myself alone, I think I have never before been part of an ideologically diverse symposium on a contentious topic where I agreed with over 90% of what the other participants said. But I do here, despite major ideological differences with all the others (except, probably, Adler). If I have a disagreement, it may be with Larry Lessig's argument that the best analogy to Trump's behavior is that of Mafia bosses. I think that comparison is a bit unfair to the Mafiosi, and the better analogy is to various nationalist authoritarians and wannabe authoritarians. But I do agree that what Lessig says is illegal is in fact so. It's perhaps notable that two of the contributors (Huq and Lessig) are far to the left of me, and two others (McCarthy and Whelan) are far to the right. McConnell is also substantially more conservative than I am, but probably to a lesser degree than McCarthy and Whelan. Skeptics can argue that FP cherry-picked the participants. But it's worth noting that Free Press is generally viewed as a right-leaning "anti-woke" publication. They've even been criticized for being excessively friendly to the MAGA movement and overly tolerant of its excesses. Here's an excerpt from my own contribution: > The second Trump administration is trying to undermine the Constitution on so many fronts that it's hard to keep track. But three are particularly dangerous: the usurpation of Congress's spending power; unconstitutional measures against immigration justified by bogus claims that the U.S. is under "invasion"; and assertions of virtually limitless presidential power to impose tariffs…. > > Trump has claimed the power to "impound" federal funds expended by Congress, and to impose conditions on federal grants to state governments and private entities that Congress never authorized. The Constitution gives the power of the purse to Congress, not the president…. > > On immigration, Trump has issued an executive order claiming illegal migration amounts to an "invasion," thereby authorizing him to suspend most legal migration. The order is at odds with overwhelming evidence indicating that, under the Constitution, "invasion" means an "operation of war" (as James Madison put it), not mere illegal border crossing or drug smuggling. The invasion order threatens not only immigrants, but U.S. citizens…. > > Similar bogus invocations of "invasion" have been cited by Trump to justify invoking the Alien Enemies Act of 1798—legislation that can only be used in the event of war, "invasion," or "predatory incursion"—to deport Venezuelan migrants without due process to imprisonment in El Salvador…. > > The administration's claims that courts are powerless to order the return of illegally deported and imprisoned people menace not only immigrants, but American citizens. Under Trump's logic, they, too, could be deported and imprisoned abroad, and courts could not order their return. > > Finally, Trump has usurped congressional authority over international commerce to impose his massive "Liberation Day" tariffs, thereby starting the biggest trade war since the Great Depression, and gravely damaging the U.S. economy….

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Free Press Symposium on "Is Donald Trump Breaking the Law?" The degree of agreement among...

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Using Conditional Classes in SCSS How to Categorize Elements Using Different Colors

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Zero Trust in Action: Identity and Access Management with Windows 11 Imagine logging into your wo...

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Zero Trust in Action: Identity and Access Management with Windows 11 Discover how Windows 11 empowers Zero Trust security with identity verification, access control, and real-time protection for today’s hybrid workforce.

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