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  Whatever interceptors they have are spread thin, Iran even warned that US bases would be targeted. BuT bUt BuT yOu'Re sUpPoSeD tO oNLy tArGeT iSrAeL. Shifting defenses does that nasty little thing where it exposes some folks to considerably more danger they were in just a short while earlier. Not cool. And such moves are unlikely to go unnoticed. [Chinese satellite intensifies]

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  If that motor is anything like this Chinese transmission, it's not good. TLDR: guy who builds Muncie transmissions, regrets the purchase. Damn shame, 'cause it looks like they could build decent ones *if they had someone like him overseeing everything*. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1Mfv0hzGj8

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  >its not like they can have a rust resistant coating, it'll just be blown off But the steel can be more corrosion resistant. Imagine a 1950s International Harvester sitting outside in the PNW. With paint peeling off the door. Even months later, the metal looked GOOD. I've seen newer fenders flash rust in a week.

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  >"forced to strip naked in front of male officers" without any women present. Uh, yeah. It's the UAE. >received little explanation of the proceedings due to the language barrier. Uh, yeah. It's the UAE. >deprived of access to her embassy and forced to make statements in the absence of a lawyer." Uh, yeah. It's the UAE.

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  >>and you know this based on your experience in war >yes And that caught you a block? He must've thought he could be the big man... in someone else's thread. Oops. 😆

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  Not mine, but crushed rocker panels, crushed rocker panels everywhere.

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  >I'm out in the streets, helping people, outsmarting the administration you voted for, keeping my community safe. LOL.

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  >absolutely trivial things that caused Issues Not a coder, but come on. Reliance on AI breeds inattention. And as things needlessly get more and more complex, well, there just isn't as much room for error as there once was. So all these guys who keep making... [checking notes] >silly mistakes ...need to make way for folks that know better. Simple as.

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  Problem: It's hot outside and some corporation's ugly box isn't helping. Solution? A roll of decorative vinyl wrap. Looks better, and the yard is noticeably cooler.

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  >Root causes are multifaceted, from ... "Institutional challenges" is a fancy way of saying it's impossible to stop the shitters from shitting in their own drinking water. Or floating corpses in it. Or...

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  >we know where the rare earth minerals are in the ground, we know how to mine them, and we know how to refine them The WEF would rather see 5000 more AI data centers than a single aluminum smelter. If we want cheap energy it's straightforward, but we're told it's wrong to put our own best interests ahead of DeVeLoPiNg NaTiOnS :talkingmerchant:

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  >"Hegseth has taken steps to block or delay promotions for MORE THAN A DOZEN Black and female senior officers across all four branches of the military." More than a dozen? LOL. Does this clown even know how many senior officers there are? (I don't, but I expect there are thousands). I wouldn't be surprised if they just happen to have the highest number of aired grievances against them, it's not raciss to weed out misfits, it's due diligence. The fact that someon...

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  >Yeah someone's never been in a cave. Even man made caves maintain cool and dry year round Carlsbad Caverns, took the elevator down. Tour lady advised us to put on jackets. It's got to be one of the world's biggest walk-in refrigerators. I also seriously doubt the Wisconsin Cheese Caves use a big-ass refrigeration unit. Boomers are seriously out of touch.

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  So Switzerland isn't the only one getting shafted? https://nicecrew.digital/@caekislove@caekis.love/posts/B4esstxBqcrUyrxK76