Thanks for that. Added to my wishlist.
Thanks for that. Added to my wishlist.
My kids played this till their eyes bled. Great local screen party game.
That has been the case for every election that’s ever existed. What we want is always overtaken by what we don’t want.
I’m an old man now, and I realized at some point that I won’t get what I want. Now I just want to position my community and my country in a way that following generations don’t have to dig out of a massive hole to find their own progress.
And that means Biden or Harris or whoever.
I used Proxmox for awhile, then went to Unraid. I learned a lot using Proxmox but for ease of homelabbing, it’s tough to beat Unraid. It depends on what you’re wanting from your lab.
Good call on Georgia and their players.
The Italians were the biggest disappointment by far. No ideas, no leadership, no organization. They didn’t deserve to go thru.
If I were an England fan I’d be sweating bullets based on what I’ve seen. Same with France. I’ve always joked that the only team that can beat France is France and right now they seem to be doing just that. Kante has been good though.
You can only play what’s in front of you so Spain haven’t had a serious game yet, but they’ve been convincing. You gotta win the little games too and they have.
Germany have done the job as well.
He is positioned the way he is due to the “slatted” design of the humvee grill. Because of that, you’d either have to have them down there or up on the actual hood. You don’t want a human shield squirming on the hood because the humvee sight lines are already bad so if you were the kind of war criminal that’s also practical, this would be where you would put them.
The rest of your questions are horrific. This one is too, but at least there’s an answer.
Shockingly trash performance by Italy thru 65. Careless passes that would get U13 players benched. Walking when on the ball, no chance creation or opportunities at all. Their lines are broken over and over. This team has played a disaster of a game.
What on Earth are they doing
Texas Republicans have been financing Green Party ballot registrations around the country for years and years.
Yea. You might wanna check those for accuracy.
Same here. I served for a lot of self serving reasons, but I also served for our ideals. Speech was one of em.
I never enjoy seeing it though.
What do you make with shredded beef?
Not everybody works all day to come home and relax by reading garbage on the internet.
Some people do and that’s cool. But some don’t. Some of us like standards and we value our time in such a way that we don’t want to have to read some kid’s revelations about the world now that they’ve read Atlas Shrugged.
But that’s why these networks are cool. We can choose the vibe we’re looking for. Just don’t expect everyone to want it your way.
I’ve been in enough organizations to know that what the people running the organization want and what’s best for everyone are often different things. I read what you wrote elsewhere in the thread and I think you’re right, it needs to be addressed.
-but-
I think we can be creative enough to have the groceries and market goods find their ways to cars while also finding a way to stop having tourists accidentally turn into the market and almost run people over because seriously, all of us have seen a kid dart or a tourist not pay attention and that shit happens ALL THE DAMN TIME.
And I think 5 out of 61 vendors being against it means we should probably have already been looking for alternate solutions and the people that are just saying no should know when it’s a losing cause and start coming up with ideas that get them what they need to succeed.
The Urbanist had a story on this that was linked by Publicola and it looks pretty straight forward to me.
“Out of the 61 individual vendors and businesses that they were able to interview, only a handful — around five — were fully against the idea of moving the Market in a more pedestrian-oriented direction. “In this group of vendors, we found that they think the street works well, and they didn’t see any conflicts between pedestrians and private vehicles, believing the cars add to the market’s character and are needed for business purposes and bulk loads,” the pair wrote in a summary of their research.”
And I don’t anyone is arguing against cars for business purposes or bulk loads… so that’s kind of a red herring.
Also, cars adding to the market’s character? Really? I mean bullshit all you want, but maybe be a teensy bit less shameless about it. Literally nobody thinks that.
““The idea (of a car-less Pike Place) was finally implemented a decade or more ago by the Market landlord for one month during high summer season,” King wrote. “The results were a disaster for merchants in the four floors of retail below street level, known collectively as Down Under…. And so quietly the results of the ‘car free’ experiment in the Pike Place Market were shelved. It turned out that cars on Pike Place served as people distributors, forcing pedestrians to take a variety of routes to wind their way through the Market.””
Honestly, if that’s an argument being made, then there’s no argument at all for not closing it. Seriously. “Cars push pedestrians into corners because their driving conflicts so much with walking traffic that it pushes pedestrians off the main street” is fucking INSANE to say out loud as if it was a great point.
Like, let’s get creative about advertising the lower levels (and going there ourselves!) and close the fuckin street so lost tourists aren’t driving inches away from megatons of pedestrians.
Another for the wishlist. Thanks for posting that.