Lsmjudoka

Hey Ronda! Two questions:

• What achievement in your life are you the most proud of?
• What is your idea of a great date?

What is a design challenge you discovered when you started working on console/PS4 games that you didn't expect?

Mine was the opposite of this, started at Togo's Sandwiches and moved to a community center teaching Taekwondo and Judo. My pay went from $7.25 to $10.00 so I felt that was the right direction to go...

I have two main questions:

1) Apart from training, what types of directives/missions does the military carry out during peace time? (e.g. outside of Iraq/Afghanistan)

2) The Unified Combatant Commands apparently utilize units from all branches of the armed forces for missions - Is this the primary way forces are organized for campaigns/missions or are there a lot of campaigns/missions assigned to specific branches of the military?

This is actually exactly what I was thinking the other day. I'm not sure how I feel about the metadata program but it is understandable that perhaps US citizens should know about it as it pertains to them.

But you can't use the "Whistleblower" tag when you start telling every other nation how the US spies on them. Spying on other nations, while unpopular, is a fact of life and is not something that potentially goes against the constitution. The only thing he's accomplishing by doing that is harming relations between the US and other nations, and earning himself goodwill for potential asylum.

I will probably be downvoted for this, but it's an honest opinion.