She certainly didn’t…
She certainly didn’t…
Unfortunately, Project 2025 is a whole book/organisation devoted to getting effective permanent revenge.
Ah, yes. The light at the end of the tunnel is an oncoming train Balrog.
The NASA Vehicle Assembly Building is also a contender.
I’m not sure how many dividing walls there are inside Everett, but the VAB is basically one massive empty skyscraper.
Converting between Kelvin and Celsius is simple addition; converting between Rankine and Fahrenheit is simple addition. Converting between the two groups requires multiplication, and pre calculator, that’s notably harder.
Also, all your kJ/kg/°C or BTU/lb/°F tables and factors are identical when you swap to referencing absolute zero. If you change to the other unit system, all that goes out the window.
I feel dumber having read that.
Banning a whole country because you disliked a company?
Dealing with stuff that’s ‘almost working’ is often harder than starting from scratch; ask any tradesperson.
They also apparently cannot get their heads around the fact that people might give you a discount if you advertise their brand. Ad-supported pricing has been around for a long time; it’s not some voodoo.
The other scores seem to be more about inherent cursedness, not simply ‘there is a far better option’.
I am very surprised that Rankine gets such a high cursedness score. Isn’t it just the same as Kelvin but based on Fahrenheit instead of Celsius?
Until the day comes that I get a letter in the mail from the government saying, “Here’s how much you paid in taxes, if you’re cool with that then please disregard”, I will not be satisfied.
NZ does that. More accurately, they email you to tell you that there’s a letter available online - I don’t think they send physical mail by default.
Then they pay any refund straight into your nominated bank account.
Agreed, but “I wouldn’t let him past” sounds a lot like deliberate blocking.
Taking the lane shouldn’t be necessary if there are actual bike lanes and you don’t need to turn. This sounds like deliberately blocking traffic.
Requirements often depend on the type of building occupancy and the chance of fire spread to neighboring buildings.
I do feel that eating a Capri Sun with a fork seems like a better idea than installing a bulging battery in a phone.
The 737 factory is unionized, and it’s not having any fewer issues.
They’ve just acquired a terrible management culture. Even the military and space contracts have gone down the drain.
Not to scale. Left triangle shows that the centre tee is actually 80/100⁰, not two right angles. So right triangle is 100+35+45, angle x is 135⁰.
135°.
The non-right-angle is downright cheeky.
If we knew what city/route/service and day, we might be able to get a better idea.
Sometimes operators declare a ‘fare holiday’ when everyone rides free, usually as compensation for some major fuckup previously, or for some other PR stunt. Metlink in Wellington doesn’t charge on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, or New Year’s Eve.
Operators sometimes half-strike and refuse to collect fares.
The specific route, service, or time of day might be free.
It’s an express service that you can’t pay cash on (only fare cards) and it’s easier/nicer to tell you to ride for free than to tell you to get the next bus because they don’t take cash.
You might be part of some group (youth, students, elderly) that doesn’t have to pay.
Something is broken and they can’t collect fares.
They don’t want to deal with the big banknote you had.
From article:
He said the term “coconut” was a “well-known racial slur which has a very clear meaning” to the effect that “you may be brown on the outside, but you’re white on the inside. In other words, you’re a race traitor – you’re less brown or black than you should be.”
That’s a different definition of ‘coconut’ than I hear here in NZ. Here it’s usually just a (derogatory) term for any Pacific Islander, because they come from where coconuts come from.
Gotta love slang/slurs.
Interestingly the US greens seem to no longer be a part of Global Greens. I wonder why that is? /s
There’s still a Russian green party there.
No, but apparently there’s an electoral mandate for it.