Seems like an amazing system when you’re voting between a small number of parties, but the Dutch House elections had hundreds of individuals, with 20 districts with imperfect overlap off individuals. It would be completely incomprehensible for humans to check things.
I also suggest a front that won’t fall off
My ethics and my mouth think it’s a great idea.
But I feel like my intestines would complain a LOT.
Ah, ideally yes.
When people work with hazardous materials, they hire me to make sure they do it safely or legally. I mostly work in waste handling, soil remediations and laboratories.
It’s pretty fun and interesting, but it’s been very bad for my enjoyment of homegrown food, swimming outdoors or going downwind of any industrial sites.
Flawless security measure there bud
I was there for 9/11 like many others were growing up.
This reminds of the hilarious time my dad asked my nephew if he was invited to the cockpit while flying transatlantic. To which he responded “grandpa, I was born 5 years after 9/11”. neither of them appreciated how hard I laughed at that.
Those of us who grew up with win95 weren’t all that bothered by Vista.
When Y2K didn’t happen
*When tens of thousands of people spent years of their lives making sure Y2K wouldn’t happen.
We don’t? Although I do find myself quietly snickering at how the awful crap I wore as a teen is coming back, but I’m not hating on it at all. I’m a bit jealous sometimes, though.
This one time, during the 80s, I watched a lot of popular movies of mediocre quality, and now I can participate in cultural shorthanded discussion on the internet.
“no politics” is what the right says when you suggest that maybe gay people are people. What you mean is a “no conservatives” rule.
Have you seen the average repub?
Like, on a pallet, or high speed with the arming pins removed?
Nothing. But you might not fall within the legally required accuracy, so maybe you’re overpaying very slightly.
These signs also exist in the Netherlands, and the reason is because pumps are calibrated to a certain accuracy (say, 1%, for convenience).
But in the real world, you can get a lot of variation from temperature, to how long it’s been since a pump was used, to how full the underground tank is. They all made a difference, mostly at the start and end of pumping.
So you get a law in percentages, and you get a real world deviation in volume. Obviously, if your pump is short 50ml on 1 liter, you’re off by 5% and breaking the law. But of you slap a sticker on, telling everyone they “must” get 5 liters, you’re off 50ml on 5L, a perfect 1% deviation and entirely within the limit.
But 8 gallon is BIG volume, damn.
Open cellar door, pick up box of emergency food. Done. It’s not going to be enjoyable, living on rice, emergency bars and vitamin pills for a month, but it’s preferable to starving.
Well apparently a few things that nobody actually bothered to write down is what kind of mud of need, how hard you need to force it into the wood, how much fiber you need to add.
I mean, it’s kinda like those old cookbooks that just say “keep in medium oven until done”. Everyone just sort of assumes you have the Knack.
Its partly because I do reenactment, and partly because I want a shed that I made myself. This is mostly a test to see how long it will survive in the rainy Netherlands.
Made a wattle and daub wall. It’s surprisingly hard to get right.
I got (and still get) the vast majority of my Ukraine news from NCD memes…