

This place is for “fuck cars” in the negative way, like for hating on cars.
Not “cars I’d like to fuck because it looks so good”. And this car does look awesome.
This place is for “fuck cars” in the negative way, like for hating on cars.
Not “cars I’d like to fuck because it looks so good”. And this car does look awesome.
At some point airlines stopped doing the hub-and-spoke model where all flight come into one big airport and then passengers change flights onward to their destination. Now they favor the point-to-point model, which as the name suggests means every destination pair is served by an individual flight.
As to why. It’s probably financial but it don’t know for sure really.
It’s easy to see how someone might fall into an anti-immigrant pipeline with news like this.
Of course what’s missing is the first-hand insight in the immigrant life, which is far from comfortable.
Which makes me think what is driving those people to see specifically the UK as a promised land. Rather than any other country. Mass hysteria/cultural phenomenon? An extreme case of FOMO?
Is the original satire? I know Americans are obsessed with presentism on the job, but even they understand the concept of a vacation?
American issue is that they package many independent opinions into just 2 political “labels”. And then you get seemingly schizophrenic results like this.
Not just an American issue though, it’s happening elsewhere too, but maybe less extreme.
Change imposed by force never works. Iranian people need to overwhelmingly decide to do it. Providing help is fine, but bombing them into “freedom” never works. It actually has the opposite effect, when you feel in danger (because for example bombs are falling around you) you’ll less likely to start a revolution.
People from some cultures (typically those where Islam is dominant, but not exclusively) are more prone to behavior like this. Probably due to a system of values they have adopted in their environment and upbringing.
Call it Islamophobia or something else it does lend itself to the idea that some people should be regarded with more default suspicion than others, based on their origins. As long as each individual is treated as just that - individual, and not blamed for the crimes of others, a higher base level of suspicion is unfortunate but a normal human reaction that shouldn’t be treated as some kind of horrible sin.
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Sentencing to long prison sentences should be avoided. There should be two general categories:
In the danger case the sentenced should be kept imprisoned until proven safe, otherwise only a light deterrent is needed.
There isn’t much difference in the deterrence between 1 year and 10 years for most people. The really violent crimes are committed either without regard for oneself, or as a part of organization that already has a support system inside the prison.
Structured way of spending a lot of time in the same environment with other people with similar goals. “Go out on your own and make friends” doesn’t work for many of us, additional free time will not help.
There’s a good reason most people make long-term friendships in school and university, we need a similar space where we are surrounded by the same people every day (even though we may not like all of them).
I have no idea what could it be since our society frowns upon such ideas.
Before Covid the office kinda took this role, however it was a gamble and not voluntary.
All of them 1!1!1! It’s all connected.
After you put your container in the flatpack it will fork itself into an nginx distro.
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This is called a cooperative
Except not just control but ownership too, there is no division between owner and employee.
And yes I agree with you, it would be a good idea. The economic system I advocate for the most is cooperatives in a free market.
Is Jesus half-human half-god, or full-human and full-god at the same time? And in the second case is his humanity and divinity separate in one person or one thing that is inseparable? Careful the wrong answer will cost you your life …
Um, why would they attack a prison? People locked up there are presumably not friends with the Iranian government, and it’s not a likely place to keep any military supplies.
How long until he says it’s antisemitic to vote against him
Found out about the concert when I tried to visit the Olympic stadium and it was closed for visitors 🙂
No I didn’t, but I did notice a relative lack of dedicated bicycle infrastructure. Not the worst ever, but in too many places the bike path shares space with a pedestrian sidewalk.
I’ve just been to Berlin last week. There are barely any cars in central Berlin anyway. Whatever they do it’s already working without the need for a special regulation (and associated problems of trying to legislate everyday behavior).
They do lack pedestrian streets, but that’s not the issue here.
I’m afraid this move will just be seen as politically antagonistic without any real benefits.
Do we have anyone here who works in US customs, or whichever agency is in charge of applying these tariffs?
How do you guys even keep track of what to charge when tariffs change daily?