“We can talk when you’re ready to show the level of respect to us that you expect us to show you” applies here just as well as to the White House.
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Suspension.
But could be a lot of things. Your coffee cup rolling in the trunk. Doesn’t sound like it’s really attached, whatever it is, so it’s concerning. I’d pull the wheels check things if it was my car.
Meanwhile, industrial emissions go brrrrrrrrrrrrr.
Trump promised in his first term to bring back the coal mining jobs.
The manufacturing jobs in USA are gone forever.
He never had their confidence, but they did think there would be an opportunity to get wealthier. Now they’re losing money. They never thought that the face eating leopard would eat their faces.
Asian indices are down double digits (percentage). FTSE “holding” at -4% as of this post.
To be clear: a different car with CCS and an adapter for NACS. Between the charger and the battery, OP should get out of the leaf asap.
Reuters is owned by the Thompson Family via Thompson Reuters. They’re for-profit, but Canadian.
It’s pretty good to work with, and it’s got pretty mainstream support because the OS isn’t FreeBSD anymore, and it supports docker. As far as setting up the array you plug in the disks and tell it to make a pool. Pretty easy. Then you can subdivide as needed.
TrueNAS has some built in support for backing up to various clouds via rsync, or you can sync at the pool level to a remote server.
Yeah I’m not sure I’m going to stop oiling my counter. But if you just used a plank and replaced it every year? Probably better than spending $500 on a boos block and treating it like an heirloom.
Wood that is kept dry is very resistant to decomposition.
I don’t think the skills exist. Foxconn now has decades lead over competitors on assembling tiny devices with crazy low tolerances at a massive scale, with last-minute changes.
Perhaps I’m wrong, but there’s nothing that is manufactured in North America or Europe on that scale, with comparable tolerances, lead times, and speed.
That’s before we get into the discussion about labour - working hours, pay, etc.