softcat @ softcat @lemmy.ca Posts 0Comments 68Joined 3 wk. ago
That upper control arm design is pure insanity
They'd have to connect to it, and possibly reconnect. That aspect is the issue.
Only for five years, and only if it will not see an appeal. Still, it's a good start.
Right, which is why I advised OP to avoid places which won't like the wrong kind of jingoism. You're understanding now.
My users aren't going to figure that out.
Oh no they'll see I'm watching TNG
They prohibit large amounts of media being streamed, and they reserve the right to suspend or terminate accounts for it. Multiple years in, that has not happened.
Edit: here, you can read https://blog.cloudflare.com/updated-tos/
Skill issue
The same articles are written every time Europe decides to bomb or occupy a country in Africa or Asia. Coalitions of the willing in Iraq, Libya, Yemen. The list goes on. Our bombs drop freedom, theirs don't
CloudFlare tunnel with Zero Trust, plus their bot and abuse blocking. Users can get in with the right oauth, plus only allowed from the countries I know they're in. Then just their username and password on jellyfin.
Given that it obviously won't happen, I have to wonder which particular thing he's trying to divert attention from.
Odds are they pick a Confederate general.
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Ha, it even has affiliate links
Somehow it's less stunning and brave when it's a governor whose electorate isn't out of step with him on doing the right thing.
People are screeching about misinformation and propaganda without actually saying which things are falsehoods. Pretty entertaining.
Most opinion pieces and even purportedly neutral news articles are polemic, Russian or otherwise. Don't expect a community called Europe to want content that isn't pro-European jingoism. Only they are allowed to do it!
Nothing will happen to him regardless of existing obligations.
They'll even send a black helicopter to pick you up for the bout
it's probably a much less exciting film if they're on bicycles
kW/kWh aren't commonly used outside of electrical applications in the US, so people are less readily able to quantify and compare in other contexts. Looking at a variety of natural gas companies' bills, you'll get volume multiplied by a therm factor instead of simply using kWh; horsepower for not just cars but even electrical motors and pumps.
I think the average person will have looked at their electricity bill and put the basics together about watts and watt hours. As for comparison with natural gas, I think he didn't touch on the real metric people then turn to- cost. Depending on the state it can be much cheaper to use gas vs electricity.