Historically the only group that I think has ever actually been good at anticommunism were the trots. They were so good at it they turned themselves into neocons.

Yeah i didn't think so.

Same except i only know Melina's posts in fakenews and literally nothing else tbh, don't even think they're an admin? If they are I didn't directly see or speak to them in admin channels when I was in them. That or they were so quiet I never noticed.

Yeah when I checked this approval to concrete pouring speed I was impressed I could find evidence that things move this fast. It's actually amazing.

It's fine though I went hunting for more information (because I am dealing with libs elsewhere quibbling it). These projects will be on the ground within months. Bailong and Jinqimen were pouring concrete on site just 3 months after approval.

There's little reason for anyone to quibble. 40 projects are approved and 40 will simultaneously be in construction within months. This phrasing is fine. If anything the engagement boosting it causes by making libs "correct" the mistake will increase the number of people that see it.

From what I can tell, it's 30 currently being constructed, 10 more just got approved.

Don't get me wrong, this is great. But if hexbears go out elsewhere posting this the very first thing anyone is going to do is quibble about the numbers so it's good for us to know what they actually are.

Is currently happening, or is capable of happening? How many are actually currently under construction?

The phrasing is weird.

practically hearing the ellipsis in the other person's brain

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I have several thousand at this point in different stages of growth, I don't even know how I'm going to offload all of them but at their current size they retail at like £50-250 each here.

Quite possible that I've got the biggest stockpile of these things inside the country, since they're usually grown in on the European mainland then shipped in because the conditions here are harder to grow them. This makes my ones sturdier and more used to the shit british weather too so probably worth more.

Safety: SLINGSHOTS ARE NOT A TOY"

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lmao this page is funny

Xi wouldn't meet with Vance, it would not be a good look for the leader of China to meet a non-leader.

If Vance was to meet with Chinese officials it would be with someone else.

The other half of this is also that 46% of the employees probably already live within a reasonable distance of the workplace and don't feel unreasonably put out by traveling in.

It's the employees at less reasonable distances that get the most upset by these RTO policies. I would wager that you could heatmap agreement/disagreement with the policy based on distance from the workplace.

The average annual earnings in China is $16,300

If you normalise this against the US which is $47,960

This is roughly 3x

So multiply the price of that beer by 3 and I think you have a fair rough comparison. Any beer that costs 2 dollars for 1.5L? Probably not.

China's grocery basket is cheaper than the US.

you can search the id here

Bleeeh I need to capture the drone itself or i won't really have any information to use this.

Looks like below 250g is fine, above 500g is "not within 50m of people this includes up to max height ceiling" ie anything above that size isn't allowed anywhere near towns/cities. Can't really find anything suggesting tracking though.

keep blinds shut/windows locked. Doors too. I dont want to seem callous or flippant but have you had any breakups recently that went south? Any hookups that maybe went bad? Any negative interactions w strangers recently? Stalkers?

No there's no possibilities like that.

The only other possibility that's running through my mind is that it's police scoping out a polytunnel we have. It's possible that someone has told the police we're growing weed, but it's actually full of palm trees I've been growing for several years now.

Depending upon your location, it may be against rules laid out by whatever agency has authority over flights/flying in the country you live in.

It's UK, I have no idea what the laws are tbh.

Bird netting or fishing line strung back n forth might foul up a rotor.

This is actually pretty viable, maybe some fishing line run from ground to nearby trees. Wouldn't interfere with anything on the ground for people using the area but if you tried to fly something in there it would catch on something.

Yeah it was that close to the building at least

How big a drone? If it's over 250g it has remote id and you can get its info using an app on your phone. Smaller drones don't require it though.

Sorry, how do you get their info?

I don't know the weight just by sound, it was night so I didn't get a good look at it. I have cameras for security and early warning but they're all covering paths on the ground, I've moved some around though to get a view that covers the air too so if it comes back again I'll have footage.

Depending on the state, this could be a perfectly legal recreational drone flight. A lot of state laws really haven't caught up with drone technology. See your local laws here https://www.findlaw.com/consumer/consumer-transactions/drone-laws-by-state.html

Ahh, problem. This is the UK.

i'd like to be able to stop an fpv drone from coming into my garden at all