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by wikidani 5y ago
Yes, but I think that maybe in colder regions it's probably not cost effective. Specially in winter. So that would kind of explain why the polish salt mine mentioned earlier was important
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by wikidani 5y ago
>reasonably paying blue collar jobs As a disclaimer, I'm not from the US and my sources might be entirely biased but I thought a big chunk of amazon employees were ill paid and on foodstamps?
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by wikidani 5y ago
I believe there's a fairly comprehensive report on the Bayraktar TB2 and its use on this blog [oryxspioenkop.com]. You might want to check out popular front on instagram as well
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by wikidani 5y ago
Entirely agreed, I also lived from tourism in a european city and it's miserable. Also, living near a tourist destination is awful just for the sheer amount of people going in and out. Massified tourism is really not that great as peop
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by wikidani 5y ago
>Worse than that still, imagine one of your affiliates is stupid enough to target inside Russia. You need to keep the Russians happy or all of a sudden trial or extradition become likely outcomes. I heard (and it might be just people mak
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by wikidani 5y ago
In Uruguay happened for a few months too! I thought it was local to us as well. How weird
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by wikidani 5y ago
This makes me think of metro 2033 so bad, even to the dark post soviet bunker and admitedly cannibalistic feeling. I wonder what could have happened if a queen ant was introduced to the colony as a sort of experiment
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by wikidani 5y ago
While I am by no means a historian, wouldn't a "comet strike" in a gunpowder factory be a great way for the Mings to loose the mandate of heaven? Perhaps there's a political angle we should consider on this occasion as w
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by wikidani 5y ago
Doesn't congress make a law saying breaking x regulation carries y penalty and at the same time gives the agency power to decide what constitutes breaking x? I know for a fact that BATFE does this rather frequently. Also, thanks for th
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by wikidani 5y ago
>judicial system for administering discipline while I don't agree entirely with you, this is something I would love to see implemented. The disciplinary measures usually taken in schools are never consistent and always done in a cas
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by wikidani 5y ago
I really would like to see what was the legal reason behind that, I know the US has issues with gov't agencies using their opinions as law but I thought mail was constitutionally protected?
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by wikidani 5y ago
I wholeheartedly agree with you, this is very frequent in my country where, about two thirds of the women I know do some kind of university career without actual job prospects because of some preconceived notion that it will give them an em
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by wikidani 5y ago
Sure! First of all, thanks for saying I am proficient in english, it's something I am a bit insecure and always try to hide that english is a second language to me. I also must clarify that I am extremely fortunate to have parents that
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by wikidani 5y ago
I believe that in the western world, specially in the countries that have free (or subsidized) universities there has been a lot of societal pressure that makes young people want to go to college but no idea why or for what . Now, one
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by wikidani 5y ago
That's the kind of stuff that ruined reddit
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by wikidani 5y ago
There are some serious issues with FDA approval,for example the potential conflict of interest with pharmaceutical companies providing funding to the same entity approving their drugs
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by wikidani 5y ago
I don't see how the gov't respond to an economical crisis has anything to do with modern authoritarianism. Regulation without oversight and checks and balances does lead to tiranny, more often than it doesn't
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by wikidani 5y ago
Yeah, I can not see a legitimate use for this technology and much less a reason to put it in every router. Sounds creepy and invasive
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by wikidani 5y ago
I agree entirely, the narrative that people should be entirely interested/dedicated to their work has been promoted by businesses for a long time, despite being entirely detached by the reality of those who work full time
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by wikidani 5y ago
Literally my first thought
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by wikidani 5y ago
Hi! I have a small 49cc kit too and never had an issue with fumes? Perhaps your oil mix is wrong? The one on the manual is way worse than using 40:1, perhaps you could try it if you get a chance. About the clutch issue, it sounds like you n
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by wikidani 5y ago
I do, here they require no registration at all and they are considerably cheaper than ebikes. Also, I stated earlier that I don't feel entirely comfortable with the implications of lithium mining so I do try to minimize that as much as
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by wikidani 5y ago
I'm sorry, but I'd rather use a two stroke kit than dealing with all the ethical concerns of (for instance) the lithium batteries on ebikes. Also, when using the stock muffler and a right oil mix they are absolutely not smelly or
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by wikidani 5y ago
I mean, they shouldn't use the bike lane. I agree with you. But, here's the thing. If they are not modified they are very quiet, noise codes should be enforced, but asking for their property to be pretty much stolen isn't a
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by wikidani 5y ago
>car drivers don’t expect you to be going that fast and as a result aren’t wired to look for you That's why I use hi vis jackets and reflective motorcycle helmets. I am not going like a run of the mill bicylist. I use all terrain
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by wikidani 5y ago
I wouldn't worry too much, I have routinely done about 50-60 km/h on a motorized bike and had 0 issues. Always had the best disk brakes I could buy though.
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by wikidani 5y ago
Interesting, but to be completely honest, I think a two stroke motorized bike is better and a lot more fun to build