12, 8, 4.
Its my job to make sure you have food, not to force you to eat it. Eat or don't, you're problem.
12, 8, 4.
Its my job to make sure you have food, not to force you to eat it. Eat or don't, you're problem.
Yes, because current lifestyles, demands, expectations and avaliable time are exactly the same as they were in the 40s.
Pretty sure in flight had a fuse to pull. Its a massive power draw, and can absolutely affect engine performance.
First of all, good perspective.
You know what we spent the genocide doing? Trying to feed our own kids. Working two jobs so we have enough to eat, worrying about climate change and the natural disasters that happened. Being priced out of the housing market, medical issues we cant afford to treat, significant mental health crisis, having constant realistic doom shoved down our throats being anyone capable of reading the signs and stressing about a realistic 50% chance the most powerful country in the world is about to elect a dictator that takes them back 200 years and threatens EVERYONE.
But oh no, we didn't stop this one too.
Wasn't made safe, fuel on board, hot things falling onto burnny things. Arching, things breaking, wrapped sparky things becoming unwrapped.
Looks like its coming from superstructure, so could be engine room fire venting out.
Ignoring the typical reddit comments that seem to have followed.
yes, NZ has a navy. Its not massive, isn't going to win any wars and should probably be bigger considering we have the 5th largest EEZ in the world... but our total population is a medium city spread out over an area 1/4 of Europe so we do what we can.
its not the first time one of our survey ships have run around, but its the first in decades.
regardless of the cause CO, XO, OOW and NAV will take the blame. Saying that, it is interesting that our armed forces have been under staffed, under equipped and under trained for decades. Is there a cultural cause, lack of maintenance, incorrect SSO? Was it running at condition 1Z, were they where they thought they were, did they have to be there to do their job, what damage was taken and what was the response? Was the CO right to abandon ship and save lives in peace, or risk lives to save the ship?
Well... shit....
I think if anyone could belive i was serious they wouldn't accept any new information like a /s as it doesn't align with their world view.
I swear this is something people are missing with climate change. Yeah, 1.5 degree warming of the land, water and air isn't alot... until you realize how much energy that takes at a regional or global scale....
And that is added to every natural disaster.
Logic is sound
Let's take this through to worse case for both sides.
Harris doesn't intervene in a foreign conflict.
Trump becomes Emperor of USA (would that even be their name), women are slaves, anyone not white and male is threatened with violence, democracy dies, USA become an authoritarian, racist, violent oligarchy, the world burns through climate change and conflict.... and Trump doesn't intervene in the same conflict.
The vehicle will have to be disposed of at the end of its lifetime anyway.
What it will affect is the reduced carbon from a shorter use time, and kill the oxygen waster inside. Overall a net positive.