I still distinctly remember 9/11 attacks when I was 3 ½ years old, watching a live broadcast of I think an Iraqi state television. That and 2003 invasion.
Reminds me of the farce with the way our government censored files of thousands of duped parents who got robbed during the entire child benefit tax scandal. Those who got robbed by our tax office requested to view their tax files, and government complied... by censoring and redacting papers just like this one.
I do enjoy doing basic wrenching on my car, however the most what I enjoy about is cleaning (or detailing, depends which is applicable) and maintaining my own pride and joy.
During good weather I would put some fitting music and just drive, no destination in mind and not worrying about tomorrow. I do enjoy the local demolition derby events and attending rallies, quite a lot to see especially in such tiny land as the Netherlands.
I would love to own an E39 generation 5 series. A dream car would be an 540i sedan with M-Sport package, but I've ended up with a Saab convertible of all things.
I would also recommend M539 Restorations to the car list, he specializes in taking old, neglected BMW's and restores them to their full glory. Good sense of humor and great work ethic.
Paying here around € 0.65 per kWh. How the fuck is anyone accepting €10+ per kWh, insanity
Sounds about right. To nuance it a bit, while cost is the primary issue why hardware in military equipment lacks behind the civilian space, some of it is also due to design limitations being put by the military for the intended application.
For instance, Thales (the defense Thales) got commissioned for an assignment to assess the costs to upgrade network system of the ship (from God knows what to a 10 Gigabit system with future proofing in mind for 10+ Gigabit system in near future, can't recall the exact specifics.
While an obvious solution is to remove old network infrastructure and replace it with new, more modern system. Unfortunately it was not that easy, since this system and (physical) connectors not only had to carry your regular ol' network connectivity, but also supply power and stuff and withstand certain types of forces and military standards (salt water intrusion, EMP attacks to name a few). In short, the solution to the connectors was to use some type of exotic (read expensive) hybrid connectors (looked like a Phoenix Contact M23 Hybrid connectors) that met and exceeded those specs and could carry 10 Gigabit ethernet connection without introducing any further signal losses. That connector alone would cost a few thousands Euroshillings per unit to place it in a LCF frigate.
Honestly, if it weren't for a new Thales radar system, the government wouldn't have upgraded the ships network connectivity, since the old system was sufficient for its intended usage.
True, they have always been busy plotting their poison in the Anglosphere. There was no return to normalcy once they got into position of authority over culture.
Half a century of subversion does wonders.
I have noticed as of late 2020 early 2021 that several Lidl and Aldi stores in my area have rearranged their center isles by adding more walk space, not rotating household products, and (in general) reducing amount of physical goods sold in the store. They did this to promote online webshops as alternatives. But I think that's due to logistics side of it since its quite inefficient to transport unsold goods back and forth between supermarket stores and distribution centers.
Other supermarket store franchises such as Jumbo and Albert Heijn still offer the same products, produce and goods as before of the entire virus "outbreak" shenanigans.
For context, Europe is a vast continent with large discrepancy in wealth and the blockades giving logistics companies hard time to transport goods to all corners of this continent in a sensible fashion.
And no I'm not waving this issue away. It's another stomach blow to us regular citizens who have to endure even more shite. Guess what our EU bureaucrats decided to do, whom occupy their comfy cushiony heated seats in their shiny ivory tower. They voted to combat the ever clear and present danger of.... CO2 emissions by banning selling of new internal combustion engines in 2035. Great job.. assholes.
They have an onion domain? Didn't know that.
True, in general, right winged people focused too much on the politics side of the isle, while ignoring culture. What you and I see around us is the consequence of those decisions. This left the door wide open for adversaries to attack the cultural part of America's (and Western European institutions for that matter aswell) and imprint their ideas that the West is bad etc.
Looking back about half a century ago, when the left and openly communists people hijacked Hollywood (via guilds and labour unions) you had considerable amount of pushback from actors and industry itself, such as Ronald Reagan and giants such as Walt Disney himself and more. All of this exposed the left and ended with HCUA trials where communists got expelled from the industry. But to whom got the torch passed to continue exposing the left from Hollywood once proud patriotic actors left due to age, health, career switch, etc. or Walt Disney dying from old age? None really, this left the door open to those people who got exposed to get back into Hollywood and create media describing those trials as witch hunts etc.
Once again proving the validity of the "Fuck Around and Find Out" chart.
What kind of word salad is this? I know for the fact that this ain't tabbouleh.
There is no war in Ba Sing Se.
Somehow reminds me of those wireless ESD straps.
They are painfully retarded, that's why. The entire "stikstof" debacle is just that, retardedness by our dumbass government on a national scale.
Inshallah azizi we make Allah proud
Having rewatched the original Top Gun before seeing Maverick in cinema, I agree that this is a proper sequal with good fan service. I've actually enjoyed it, had quite some laughs here and there. Definitely felt sincerely like a movie made for Americans by Americans.
They'll throw a fit.
Fun times, not :(
Welcome back btw.
Wasn't her full name Danica Patrick into the wall?
That is a pointless question since rules don't apply to them.
Welp, there's no way around SE within automation and panelbuilding industry, especially when our preferred equipment manufacturers have lead time of about a year.