I ' m just gonna put that for all my meals tomorrow . <| sep |> I suppose somebody ought to be the arbiter of original intent , in that case . I can certainly see where waging direct war against e . g . al Qaeda might be murky , but it seems to me that an entity which purports to act as a state is a state for the purposes of getting the shit blown out of it . With respect to ISIS , is it mostly about airstrikes in Syria ? Because the Iraqis seem perfectly happy to have US support on this one , which seems like it ought to render the whole thing legal , being as ISIS is , I presume , an insurgency within Iraq and Syria for these purposes . <| sep |> Definitely reasonable . Mine has to be any E 46 variant . <| sep |> Sounds right to me . We use fairly low skilled labor to monitor and adjust our Production environment . They only kick it up to us when things are very broken . But generally these guys are the first to come across bugs from QA that were missed or parts of customer acceptance testing going wrong . Sure , there ' s a huge infrastructure to keep the software releases going , but it certainly isn ' t QA engineers watching the logs and poking at Production systems on a day to day basis .