Wow. Fuckin' hipsters 🤦
RubberElectrons
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When I used to live there as a tradie, certain trades could get away with the Ford transits and stuff, plumbers electricians etc. It seemed welders, masons, tile/tub people likely can't.
But necessity is the mother of invention.
Same, glad to see this experiment on the roll.
Some of us like to ask, and play in either direction that works for both. I genuinely hope you find happiness.
Sounds good to my rainy ears here in Seattle 😎
Wow, very ahead of its time in some ways. Thanks for sharing this!
And thus was founded the image of America as a shitbox imperialist power.
Seems someone else already suggested looking at the front end (though check headset bearings), so it might be a pivot related to rear suspension: check swingarm, suspension pivot points etc.
I usually find myself riding my bicycle long distances when elevated.
Quick stuff is fun, Reggie Watts is great in Wajatta: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AME3l9pfukc
How about crossing DnB with Bossa? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYLMeQrhbac
Hell yes. Trip-hop in general.
What a way to start the day. Had a spare, so it added a few minutes to my morning. Carefully cleaned the dust from around the plug, swapped, started and rode.
NBD, but what the fuck?
Exploring the city, it feels both dark and somehow inviting. New experience for sure.
Wish I could figure out how to attach multiple photos in voyager.
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Salton sea restoration effort is allocated $70 million by the Biden-Harris administration
(lemmy.world)
So, after watching "Plagues and pleasures on the Salton sea" (available on YouTube for free), I decided to look into what was happening to it.
Looks like we actually may help with restoration. But what does that mean, where are we getting the water for it? Will that money actually get to us?
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Mmm... I wouldn't say that it's difficult to scale. Getting fusion to happen is hard, but repeatedly is simply an engineering problem (still hard, but less so).