As other mentioned cheap ODB2 readers, but some brands offer a lot of diagnostic data over the infotainment system, they just won’t display them to you - for BMW I use AAIdrive (is foss, github/AAIdrive) and it displays some of the data on the main screen without a physical ODB2 reader inserted.
(And ofc custom navigation, VLC, etc)
Money enthusiast dumbass.
It was a headline that generated engagements, which means revenue, so no, def not axing it, people just can’t find out it was false for a certain amount of time has passed (a few days).
The AI works according to their prime directive, which is m-m-m-money.
One one way violence will be tolerated in the workplace, and it’s not from the lower class!!
/s
While I was shaking it.
Toucha tha butta
Head, tit, & balls.
(With 1:1:20 ratio)
It’s messed up, it’s just not a schedule when you can’t form habits.
Haha, the crossing is funny.
I’ve seen the other two & I just wish some laws would be passed making it legal to damage cars in a bike lane.
To circle back to the main topic - Americans should be required by law to disclose how likely they are to murder anyone involved when writing a claim to their insurer. Same thought process as the crossing with a brick.
Act & position themselves differently, but make sure the end result for the rich doesn’t change.
Eg - where is their one-payer system? At any point they were in power they could have implemented it. They just did not.
Or how many people (and how much expenses) does medicade even cover?
Democrats have a lot of instances where they are miraculously one vote short of what their official positioning is (especially in the last like 30 years when each of the parties vote almost unanimously on the same issues).
Should, but won’t :(
Not opposing your comment at all, more of a rare occurrence fun fact: Even an actual (ie financially or personality effective) show of power is enough sometimes.
Eg unions in USA haven’t killed any tycoons for the longest time. But they do get a loaf of bread per week more in wages when they stop working for a few days.
Not all revolutions need to be as complete as the French or Russian (tho that works, but also costs a few years of instability & political power struggles), 10% of the elite de-elited (eg losing their wealth bcs of direct demos actions) would send a big message in USAs case.
Not in USAs case.
On every big economically significant issue of the last 40 years both parties have been on absolutely the same page, none of the candidates would make different choices (at least for both houses and presidents, not sure about state levels, Im not from over there).
Even policies that one party publicly “opposed” were then carried on by the same party when it came in power (eg Bill Clinton).
So both parties would and have brought constant deregulation (financial markets especially), the same wars & anything war industry related, public infrastructure cuts (healthcare, schools, etc), taxation of profit, etc.
They bicker by design on issues that are huge for the non-elite (but meaningless to the elite as they can circumvent such issues), like lgbtq+ and reproductive rights.
Yes.
Otherwise the unarmed get shot by the police.
I … find it functionally superior (less water splashback) and also kinda aesthetically more pleasing than if it were centred (within the chosen parameters of colours/materials/designs … which bother me more, looks cheap).
I also find it dirty (prob right after the work was done).
I would rinse it a bit before posting pics.
… actually the offset might be for accessibility reasons - so people with mobility issues (eg in wheelchairs) can get to the faucet easier. Which is always a good design option imho.
It’s not mildly infuriating at all, it’s mildly pleasing.
Even less splashback if you wanna fill the tub.
A massive peaceful march from home to home of owner-class individuals. With a little occasional shots, as a treat?
Of all the souls I have encountered in my travels, theirs was the most … trekian.