It's so transparent when guys like this are working on a map that only shows the US (and then Canada stuff gets filled in later), because how is a connection to Europe higher-priority than a connection between Buffalo and Toronto?

Common in the tropics, especially in places without consistent AC. The last place I lived in in Florida had ones with insulation on the edge.

Another @carlosmucha.bsky.social banger theory on Twitter/X:
The White House has the authority to force any federal agency to detail their 1811s (Special Agents) to ICE.
Agencies don't want their agents to be seen participating, so no jackets and yes face coverings.
x.com/mucha_carlos...

The US has more permissive eminent domain laws than a lot of other developed countries (esp. Japan or France). China doesn't have a cohesive system and therefore has huge issues with holdouts... www.jtl.columbia.edu/bulletin-blo...

Pero tiene opiniones muy fuertes en RuPaul's Drag Race

Oh yeah, this is horrifying but not uncommon. Starch-based coating is one reason but if the devices are outside and slightly warm, ants will form a nest there.
If you're not too ant-phobic, search /r/Electricians for "ants"

I only remember because my parents had one. We used to call her "Big Red".

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He's doing this voluntarily. As a TX resident he benefits from severe caps on child support (this is what happens when family court guys run your government)

Leaving us guessing

Well, it's good for the preds

FL actually has very strict building codes, especially post-Andrew. It's the only state where it's effectively illegal to build light wood frame SFH. New build stuff has to withstand at least 150MPH winds, which is the latest in a series of ratchets over the past 30 years.

It's so strong in Iceland, I saw this at 10PM on the street in downtown Reykjavik last night.

Good morning!