Multigeneration households are great if they actually plan for it. Starting a family in a house thats already servicing a full family can be difficult and many of them probably can’t afford to upsize to a more reasonably sized household if needed. Multigeneration living alone still wouldn’t fix the housing crisis but it could relieve some pressure and could be a more affordable option for those able to do it.
They will hold on to their power while still in the hospital. Hell i wouldn’t be surprised if one in a coma had an aide “reading their mind” and still pushing an agenda.
Isreal started “smuggling” uranium out of the USA in the 60s with several US agencies knowing the uranium went missing and where it went. The USA is well aware of the existence of isreals nuclear weapons.
I wouldn’t really consider that 2 seperate systems. If your front brakes leak you’re still gonna end up losing pressure to the rear. Its pretty much just enough to pull over if you clue in to whats happening
When did seperate hydraulics start being common? Most of the vehicles ive worked on have one hydraulic system with a proportioning valve to control pressure, usually with more braking power going to the front.
They don’t. Parts like calipers failing and rotors warping is common.
I’m torn cause i drive a stick and its much more difficult for me to swap out a worn out clutch than doing a brake job. I usually leave a lot of distance and just coast in neutral when approaching stops.
They can’t have perfect quality control for every part that leaves the manufacturer, especially considering the massive temperature fluctuations they might experience, humidity changes, road salt, and the fact its attached to something hitting bumps and potholes at 100+ km/h.
Downshifting used to be a thing people would do to slow down a car significantly.
Bearings can sieze up, starting capacitors can go. A worn bearing can overheat the windings and cause damage.
Subscription to the live cloud service that connects your pedal to your braking system
Fellas, is the solution to poor scientific performance more cuts to scientific bodies?
There is also a weather factor there. Freeze/thaw cycles and water intrusion are big factors in pothole creation.
Many people think registration and gas taxes cover roadway expenses. Its why you see people complain “cyclists don’t pay their fair share for bike lanes”.
Everyone also suffers noise pollution, air pollution, and risks such as getting hit as a pedestrian. Extensive overbuilding of roads and sprawl is also a signifcant strain on municipal budgets which could diminish the quality of other services due to funding constraints.
As soon as it mentioned eye scanning I assumed Sam Altman was involved. Didn’t he have that world coin thing where he scanned a bunch of eyes in impoverished countries?
Up next, america announces new crucifixion punishment for “politically problematic” prisoners
You can’t get a refund for something you didn’t pay for directly. If this administration actually cared they could have given a tax rebate back directly to the consumers since we know the vast majority of importers passed the cost along to consumers.
You can’t present just a groccery bill, you’d have to prove which items were impacted by the tarrif and by how much.
I tend to mostly browse my local city/regional news, some of which have comments on the articles, which is the cesspool you expect but sometimes entertaining. I’ll comment on some articles on Lemmy but otherwise don’t really participate in social media discussions of news unless a friend specifically messages me an article.