Richard DiPilla’s Post

What would be an example of excessive, criminal force, in a situation where the use of deadly force was justified? Skull is a member of a motorcycle enthusiasts club, called the Bones. He's enjoying a coffee break in the food court of the Garden City shopping centre. It's packed for the Boxing Day sales. Skull sees Wolf, a leader of a rival club, the Predators. Wolf has sworn to kill Skull. Wolf is approaching with a pistol in hand. Skull dives to his bag on the floor and pulls out a carbine. Wolf fires. Skull rolls and sprays automatic fire in Wolf's general direction. Wolf falls. Skull spies Wolf's 2IC, Dingo, in another cafe, and sends a spray his way. Skull fires a high arc across the food court "to keep their heads down". Skull runs, chased by Predators. Panicking, Skull fires blindly behind him, and escapes. Making it back to his hideout, Skull finds his family and friends murdered, raped, and mutilated. Convinced they have no other way to survive, the Bones that night at Skull's command firebomb the homes where Predators are believed to be staying. 20 bystanders are killed, 50 wounded by Skull's bullets at Garden City. 12 Predator's girlfriends, 30 of their children, and 3 unconnected people are killed by the firebombs. #criminallaw #criminallawyer #selfdefense #selfdefence #ruleoflaw #reasonable #excess

Such an apt analogy and so applicable to QA. I still see a disconnect in the industry regarding the value and role of QA, how and when to include QA, what to expect from QA, etc.

An interesting read below.

We've heard of some crazy things being returned to warehouses: engagement rings, onions, and 3-foot bunny head... but this one takes the cake. 🙀 https://lnkd.in/dh8yvETW 👀 Comment below with strange things you've heard slipping into a return shipment. ✍️ In the meantime, we'll be taking notes to add "cat" to our returns grading feature... #returns #reverselogistics #oopsies #catastrophe

With the scorching heat of summer upon us, it's crucial to be mindful of the dangers hot cars pose to our loved ones. it's important to remember the dangers of leaving children or animals in hot cars. Here are some tips, ensuring that no lives are lost due to preventable hot car tragedies.

With the scorching heat of summer upon us, it's crucial to be mindful of the dangers hot cars pose to our loved ones. it's important to remember the dangers of leaving children or animals in hot cars. Here are some tips, ensuring that no lives are lost due to preventable hot car tragedies.

With the scorching heat of summer upon us, it's crucial to be mindful of the dangers hot cars pose to our loved ones. it's important to remember the dangers of leaving children or animals in hot cars. Here are some tips, ensuring that no lives are lost due to preventable hot car tragedies.

Another action-packed series from WildBear Entertainment has been completed! Attack Rate counts down nature’s most successful killers, travelling the world searching for, decoding, and calculating the risk of a deadly attack from nature’s predators, ambushers, and defenders. We can't wait to get this one out there. For any sales enquiries, please contact Margaret Yoshida on margaret@wildthringmedia.com #naturedoc #documentary #nature