I'd just stick screens on one's windows and maybe use DEET if you're really at the height of mosquito season in a bad area.
Like, this has a DSLR camera, a GPU constantly churning away, a laser...
I'd just stick screens on one's windows and maybe use DEET if you're really at the height of mosquito season in a bad area.
Like, this has a DSLR camera, a GPU constantly churning away, a laser...
waiting for a ferry
Personally, I'd think that the RORO ferry, once loaded, would be more vulnerable. Then you've got all of the same flammability issues, but now the ship is also at stake and it's harder to fight fires and move not-yet-burning tanker trucks away from a fire.
EDIT:
https://crimeaports.ru/en/affiliates/kerch-ferry-service
Fleet composition: 2 self-propelled ferry
Self-propelled ferry "Yeisk":
The passenger capacity of the "Eysk" c / p is 54 people. (members of the crew of trucks). The maximum possible loading of the ferry with light-duty trucks is 17 units.
Self-propelled ferry "Kerch-2":
The passenger capacity of "Kerch-2" is 60 people. (members of the crew of trucks). The maximum possible loading of the ferry with light-duty trucks is 20 units.
That's also not a whole lot of depth in ferry stock for Russia to be able to afford to lose. It sounds like Ukraine already wiped out Russia's rail ferry capacity to Crimea in the last several months:
Ukraine Knocks Out Russia’s Last Rail Ferry “Slavyanin” Supplying Crimea
Apr 08, 2026 13:51
HUR said the ferry had been the last remaining railway ferry used by Russian forces in temporarily occupied Kerch. The vessel was reportedly used to transport fuel, ammunition, military equipment, and weapons to Russian troops stationed on the peninsula.
The intelligence agency noted that the same ferry had previously been targeted in March. At that time, Ukrainian forces also struck another Russian railway ferry, Avangard, which was subsequently disabled.
EDIT2: I guess Russia could also maybe use landing ships to transport fuel trucks onto unimproved shores, if a tractor-trailer can handle sand, but it sounds like Ukraine's been taking them out too:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_landing_ship_Saratov
She was destroyed on 24 March 2022, while in the port of Berdyansk, after being struck by a Ukrainian missile.[2]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_landing_ship_Nikolai_Filchenkov
According to Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence, the ship was hit in the night of 19 April 2026 in Sevastopol Bay along with Yamal, and both may have been subsequently taken out of service.[14][15]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_landing_ship_Nikolai_Vilkov
Based in Vladivostok. I don't expect that it can get to Crimea, since Turkey closed the Turkish Straits to warships subsequent to the invasion.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_landing_ship_Orsk
Sounds like that one's still in service.
For Trump
not saying that the same factors are true here, since I haven't been paying attention to Reform
a factor was rural communities who were worried about loss of unskilled manufacturing jobs
assembly lines and the like
that liked hearing about protectionism, both for the labor market and for the finished products.
Glancing at the Reform's policy page, a lot of it looks similar. Lots of stuff about eliminating competition for jobs and eliminating competition to provide those manufactured goods.
https://www.reformparty.uk/policies#policies-section
If I categorize the policy issues:
Eliminating competition for jobs/market access
Stop the Boats
Secure and Defend Our Borders
Deport Illegal Migrants
Scrap ILR to Avert the Boriswave
This sounds kind of incomprehensible, but the first line is " The era of cheap, low-skilled foreign labour is over. Reform UK will end the scam of mass immigration and finally put British citizens first."
Put British Workers First
Put British Businesses First
Other Rural Economic Support
Other
Protect the NHS
From looking at a past poll, I recall the NHS was the only item that was in the top five issues for both Labour and Conservative voters, so I imagine that it's kind of de rigueur to stick on one's issues.
Restore Britain's Sovereignty
Make Law-Abiding Citizens Feel Safe
Make Work Pay
Scrap Net Zero to Cut Energy Bills
Make Britain the Best Place to Start and Run a Business
Defend and Protect British Culture and Traditions
Rebuild Britain's Armed Forces
Help British People Have Children
Embrace the Technologies of the Future
Dramatically Cut Foreign Aid
Make Our Civil Service Lean and Productive
https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2017/01/ibm-introduces-new-rainbow-logo-support-lgbtq-community/
IBM introduces new rainbow logo in support of the LGBTQ community
January 9, 2017, 5:00 pm EST
unexplained shit that's happened to you.
I came into existence.
"Why" is a pretty open question.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Why_is_there_anything_at_all%3F
"Why is there anything at all?" or "Why is there something rather than nothing?" is a question about the reason for basic existence which has been raised or commented on by a range of philosophers and physicists, including Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz,[3] Ludwig Wittgenstein,[4] and Martin Heidegger,[5] who called it "the fundamental question of metaphysics".[6][7][8]
A group of eight men in their early 20s were enjoying a lunchtime beer in a dizzyingly hot, artificially turfed square outside the shopping centre. “We can’t afford AC yet,” one said, “that’s why we work in finance, so one day we can afford it!” Most of them had invested in a Dyson fan, which retail for between £300 and £600.
If the concern is a few really hot days, just doing one room should be viable. A small window unit should be pretty inexpensive.
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At Home Depot here in the US, a small window A/C unit is maybe $170.
I mean, sure. You can do a split mini to avoid blocking a window (or having to remove and remount the window unit twice a year) and reduce noise, or do a major renovation and put in ducted central A/C. You can definitely spend considerably more than the bare minimum. But the bar to getting a air conditioned room in the house should really not be very high. And a premium fan of the sort that they're buying isn't comparable to central A/C either.
They're charging for premium features, not for basic access to the service.
I am hoping that you put your config in a git repository so that you can revert it.
I find git to be a rather deep and complex video game with plenty of challenges to overcome as it is without trying to add even more layers on top.
Just tell your passengers to shift their mass to the area of the vehicle in the triangle formed by the remaining three wheels.