Mostly financially. Related to hiusing. I don’t really wanna get into more details, but I’m essential stuck with my current living situation for the rest of my life, unless I’m willing to lose tens of thousands of dollars (or even more if I try to improve the place I’m currently at instead of cutting my losses and moving at an already big loss). Pressure to secure stable housing for an eventual old age made me make tough decisions that in hindsight were pretty fucking ill-advised.
Fucked
The brand collapse is even better
FIFY
Maybe a little coup and a small civil war in a warm country could help them out too!
Edit: I’m mistaking Del Monte for Dole, but still.
Fuck Del Monte, good riddance and a long time coming.
This seems accounted for since the comparative samples are from “similarly urban areas”
- The tiny particles likely come from particle resuspension around Direct Current Fast Charging power cabinets. Cooling fans designed to prevent the electronics from overheating can also stir up dust and particles from internal surfaces.
a) that doesn’t really sound like the fault of EVs or the charging stations themselves. Any sort of very moderate air current would cause the same problem.
b) that sounds pretty easy to fix with some filters simple pleated filters, and that would leave the surrounding environment cleaner than they used to be.
Dthats not fair
Why should a content creator not be allow to curate the experience his/her audience sees when they watch the content they produce? They don’t owe you shit.
Just trying to spread the truth
What truth exactly? That sounds very subjective.
West Virginia is what,the third poorest state in GDP per capita? The average there is poor, so yeah.
I suggest you don’t visit West Virginia…
Each year, West Virginians consume 481 hot dogs per capita, according to 24/7 Wall St. That means the average West Virginian eats more than one hot dog a day. Illinois locals love their Chicago dog, and they didn’t even come close to West Virginia’s annual hot dog consumption, hitting 317 per capita.
https://www.tastingtable.com/1887834/west-virginia-most-hot-dogs/
Coincidentally West Virginia has an obesity rate of 41%.
I certainly have that state deep somewhere…
I’m old
The Sony rootkit was 20 years ago!
Fun fact, the gas chambers were inspired by America’s gasoline baths for Latin Americans.
WebDAV would work. Mounts directly in the Finder in MacOS.
Sad, I hope they are angry at the Israeli colonial project for having started another war.
Unfortunately personally knowing far too many Ukranian/Israeli dual citizens, I highly doubt it. They see Israel as the victim without a shred of self awareness.
Unfortunately I have also found it to be a huge impediment to making friends with other millennials who aren’t techie. I sort of left a crowd that was always on xmpp and signal and found myself rather ostracized. Things are changing slowly and most of them are now on Signal and with the usernames it’s easier to exchange contact without relying on phone numbers that feel like a bigger commitment. But unfortunately passed explaining why you won’t support Meta, and why alternatives like Signal are good there isn’t much to do.
South Korean dictatorship latested until essentially the late eighties.
https://openkorea.org/history/the-rise-and-fall-of-martial-law-dictatorships-in-korea/
The years that followed were marked by increasing resistance against military rule, exemplified by pivotal moments such as the Gwangju Uprising in May 1980 [~2000 dead and 3,500 wounded]. This tragic event highlighted the extremes of martial law, as the government responded with violent repression against civilian protests. The brutality of the military’s response drew international condemnation and led to widespread activism against authoritarian rule.
By the late 1980s, public discontent grew considerably, prompting a change in governance. In 1987, after immense pressure from civil society and pro-democracy movements, President Chun Doo-hwan announced the end of martial law,
Life expectancy was pretty much the same, after the post war recovery, until the, partially sanction induced, famine of the mid 90s.
Where ever Vijay publishes. He’s often on RealNews and Democracy Now.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vijay_Prashad