I think its a win for them no matter how things play out- either Russia’s strategy works, and precedence gets set, and china is free to threaten nukes to anyone ‘butting in’ to their war to capture Taiwan, Russia fails, overextends, and becomes a vassal state to China, or the war metasticizes in to a world war, and they snap up whatever they want in Asia while the west’s is occupied with other fronts (like Europe and Midle east)
Ive got an old network that eol got a bunch loaded with n64 and ps1 rims on it.
Like a library of Babel of images.
BL has always been one of those series I end up playing with a 3-5 year lag time, picking them up when theyre $5-10 on steam.
I know plenty of people who are by no means rich who live on boats that size. Its basically the marine equivalent of living in a camper.
My best friend lived on one for more than a decade. he got for like $3k and put like $9k of work into it. Had his first kid living on that boat because he couldn’t afford to live on land.
I read the 2 year old headline as 'unless green peace arms itself, countries will never take the environment seriously.
So what’s a better parallel?
Maybe its outdated. Worked really well in the 00s. Also though, I live in a seasonal town. So like 75% of houses were empty during the fall and winter, and wed do it then.
Do they not remember how that worked out when we tried letting Germany have them in ww2?
Old-school way we used to do it was find a house no one was living in and order it to there, but usually that was for stuff that was illegal.
Force the Board of directors to live in close proximity to the plant
I heard a bit from a podcast that stuck with me:
ALL Energy is nuclear energy-
The sun is a nuclear power source.
Plants absorb that nuclear energy and whether we eat them, or eat animals that ate them, that is still energy from a nuclear source.
Some of those plants ended up rotting for millenia underground, and we dig that up, now in the form of coal, oil or natural gasses- then burn it…thats still just nuclear power.
Even the wind is nuclear power, as is its mostly caused by the uneven heating of the air by the sun, as the earth rotates, leading to the creation of higher and lower pressure areas.
The podcast (which was about solar energy- i work for a solar panel company, thats why it was on in the work van, lol) went on to say that logically, nuclear, solar, to an extent wind are therefore the best ways to ‘generate/ harvest’ power- everything else is just laundering nuclear energy through an inefficient, and usually destructive battery.
Whoever is gayest could change from moment to moment as individual scores fluctuate. Or maybe you have to look at it as an average of all those cumulative scores. Rich had a fleeting moment of straightness, in an otherwise 100% gay life, that puts him a hair behind Stephan, whose gayness has been unwavering since birth.
More likely though, I think whether you look at the cumulative, or second to second, its a many way tie.
I thought kidnapping all those children was deemed to count.
Was in boy scouts, we had several well preserved caches around the campgrounds with varying degrees of secrecy.
For anyone who hasn’t seen it, give David sedaris’ “6-8 black men a listen.”
75% of all aluminum ever mined is still in circulation- its also more efficient- recycling aluminum takes 5% of the energy it takes to produce it.