The building owner has a degree of duty to mitigate loss. They can't go around opening doors and windows before the fire department gets there and be all "whoops not my fault"
He admin'd their Counter Strike server.
>Why is steel any more critical than food or vaccines or the like? Countries that import large shares of their food and medical supply chains are constantly trying to develop domestic capacity.
>you end up letting the most inconsiderate people with some of the worst decision making set the tone for society. How's that different than letting complainers send state violence enforce stuff that's not a problem…
>But why would you want to buy a company where the valuation reflects an extremely optimistic outcome already? To hedge against the stock going up and making your buy in even more expensive.
I live just uphill of a state highway junction so I get to hear everything accelerating leaving that intersection. It's really not bad. You don't even notice it after awhile unless it's something that sounds funny like…
>I never understood why the community didn’t deal with it when the police would not. Because if you are the one who actually has to do the violence rather than outsourcing it to the state it becomes clear this isn't a…
Sure, but as long as they're allowed to paintball you and sick draconian enforcement on you for whatever trivial things you do they deem to be slights against society. Like FFS, it's just fucking noise. It's a small…
>This guy is getting all the hate he deserves. Most of these comments are like the car equivalent of Karen the 3x Brady Campaign donor and some Fox News Fudd complaining about someone's gun. The broken clocks might be…
>The entire concept of American masculinity is about inflicting yourself on as many other people as you can. The more insufferable you are, the more "manly" you are. By that metric obnoxious whiny complainers who want…
>I see this all the time where I live. People doing their grocery shopping in their super stanced out civic, having to find a route around the speed bumps because they literally can't go over them without high…
>Probably more likely to get harassed in the country for it because the cops gotta fish harder for their extortion money/pay. Yes and no. Rich places that can trivially afford to over-staff their PD's compared to the…
That's a whole lot of words to say "Corrola with a bigger turbo and a hard durometer poly bushing kit".
The claim is that the industry is chomping at the bit to have microplastics declared some sort of problem or otherwise regulated or subject to artificial pressure so they can make money over-selling (or having people be…
>What does the second line have to do with the first? The fact that like damn near ever regulated issue of the 20th century some big moneyed interests will leverage that concern to create a regulatory moat for…
There's a life lesson there somewhere.
Morning commutes are way less worse than afternoon ones so it makes sense to prioritize later daylight.
>That’s different from imposing a punishment on someone because of someone else’s bad act. I shell out thousands for engineered plans for a petty AF retaining wall because the boomers and their parents were cheap fucks…
>A datacenter has way more impact on it’s surroundings than housing, On the flip side a datacenter never showed up to a town meeting to screech about how my way of life ought to be illegal, how the businesses I…
>Replacing natural lands with solar farms is one of the stupidest things I've seen "Says here[1] on this study published by university lab funded by a consortium of the same interests that develop the solar that this is…
Exactly. Wall Street is gonna finance these projects and make their cut wherever the projects ultimately are. NY state is simply ensuring that no concrete batch plant in Oneonta accidentally gets rich along the way too,
>And I was in Serbia lately, and while it was not as developed as NW-EU, nobody there described it as decaying (and many said they experiences decay when living in western nations over the past 2 decades) Yeah, a lot of…
Think about who's harmed by supply side constraints and artificially high prices. The government isn't hiring cosmeticians or plumbers or whatever in bulk. It's hiring cops. So it wants them to be cheap. The fact that…
Ride there on an e-bike with a full motorcycle helmet. Cut down the pole. Cut off the camera. Throw the camera head in the river. GoFundMe if they catch you.
They'll never do it because Flock has the money and lawyers to fight it and friends in high places. Textbook "high risk of setting precedent you don't like" situation. They don't want to lose the ability to do the same…
The building owner has a degree of duty to mitigate loss. They can't go around opening doors and windows before the fire department gets there and be all "whoops not my fault"
He admin'd their Counter Strike server.
>Why is steel any more critical than food or vaccines or the like? Countries that import large shares of their food and medical supply chains are constantly trying to develop domestic capacity.
>you end up letting the most inconsiderate people with some of the worst decision making set the tone for society. How's that different than letting complainers send state violence enforce stuff that's not a problem…
>But why would you want to buy a company where the valuation reflects an extremely optimistic outcome already? To hedge against the stock going up and making your buy in even more expensive.
I live just uphill of a state highway junction so I get to hear everything accelerating leaving that intersection. It's really not bad. You don't even notice it after awhile unless it's something that sounds funny like…
>I never understood why the community didn’t deal with it when the police would not. Because if you are the one who actually has to do the violence rather than outsourcing it to the state it becomes clear this isn't a…
Sure, but as long as they're allowed to paintball you and sick draconian enforcement on you for whatever trivial things you do they deem to be slights against society. Like FFS, it's just fucking noise. It's a small…
>This guy is getting all the hate he deserves. Most of these comments are like the car equivalent of Karen the 3x Brady Campaign donor and some Fox News Fudd complaining about someone's gun. The broken clocks might be…
>The entire concept of American masculinity is about inflicting yourself on as many other people as you can. The more insufferable you are, the more "manly" you are. By that metric obnoxious whiny complainers who want…
>I see this all the time where I live. People doing their grocery shopping in their super stanced out civic, having to find a route around the speed bumps because they literally can't go over them without high…
>Probably more likely to get harassed in the country for it because the cops gotta fish harder for their extortion money/pay. Yes and no. Rich places that can trivially afford to over-staff their PD's compared to the…
That's a whole lot of words to say "Corrola with a bigger turbo and a hard durometer poly bushing kit".
The claim is that the industry is chomping at the bit to have microplastics declared some sort of problem or otherwise regulated or subject to artificial pressure so they can make money over-selling (or having people be…
>What does the second line have to do with the first? The fact that like damn near ever regulated issue of the 20th century some big moneyed interests will leverage that concern to create a regulatory moat for…
There's a life lesson there somewhere.
Morning commutes are way less worse than afternoon ones so it makes sense to prioritize later daylight.
>That’s different from imposing a punishment on someone because of someone else’s bad act. I shell out thousands for engineered plans for a petty AF retaining wall because the boomers and their parents were cheap fucks…
>A datacenter has way more impact on it’s surroundings than housing, On the flip side a datacenter never showed up to a town meeting to screech about how my way of life ought to be illegal, how the businesses I…
>Replacing natural lands with solar farms is one of the stupidest things I've seen "Says here[1] on this study published by university lab funded by a consortium of the same interests that develop the solar that this is…
Exactly. Wall Street is gonna finance these projects and make their cut wherever the projects ultimately are. NY state is simply ensuring that no concrete batch plant in Oneonta accidentally gets rich along the way too,
>And I was in Serbia lately, and while it was not as developed as NW-EU, nobody there described it as decaying (and many said they experiences decay when living in western nations over the past 2 decades) Yeah, a lot of…
Think about who's harmed by supply side constraints and artificially high prices. The government isn't hiring cosmeticians or plumbers or whatever in bulk. It's hiring cops. So it wants them to be cheap. The fact that…
Ride there on an e-bike with a full motorcycle helmet. Cut down the pole. Cut off the camera. Throw the camera head in the river. GoFundMe if they catch you.
They'll never do it because Flock has the money and lawyers to fight it and friends in high places. Textbook "high risk of setting precedent you don't like" situation. They don't want to lose the ability to do the same…