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Bullitt (1968 film with Steve McQueen as Lt. Frank Bullitt of the San Fran Police Dept.)
The car chase scene with Lt. Bullitt in a 1968 Ford Mustang chasing 2 hit men in a 1968 Dodge Charger showed the improved handling of a lighter weight vehicle in city driving. But it seemed ridiculous the way it caught back up to the Charger on the open road after the bad guys had caused the Mustang to slide out and stop.
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"A new study published in the journal Forest Ecology and Management âSignificant mortality of old trees across a dry forest landscape, Oregon,â found that older larch and ponderosa pine are suffering increased death rates. Old growth ponderosa pine like this are dying due to climate change and increased competition for resources like water. Photo by George Wuerthner The More The post Should
A new study published in the journal Forest Ecology and Management âSignificant mortality of old trees across a dry forest landscape, Oregon,â found that
In a fresh wave of aggression aimed at destabilizing the region, Israeli fighter jets carried out multiple airstrikes against Syrian military positions in southern Syriaâs Suwayda province on Tuesday, according to the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA).
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National parks, famous for their rich natural heritage, should be at the heart of efforts to protect habitats and wildlife. Instead, experts say they are declining â fast
@Emmanuel Florac Don't you think it's a good symbolic image for the current state of US democracy? Society in the middle, Elon Musk on the left, and Trump on the right...
"We all know and expect that a presidentâs top appointees are picked in large part because of their willingness to carry out a presidentâs agenda. But usually these are people with some experience in the areas that they are overseeing. Insofar as this is not the case, they can generally rely on the
The ongoing 21-month-long war in Gaza has seen more than 58,000 killed and 100,000 wounded as Israeli attacks continue amid rising numbers of child deaths from malnutrition.
@HarriettMB He does write a good letter.Iâm the only one with Mastodon as the app is so bad and we both stopped posting on the other appâŠI always appreciate your comments too Harriett.It takes courage to call out the wrongs we witness today. It shouldnât (with free speech) but it does in the current climate.
@King_Noticer @SuperSnekFriend Agreed. Hex girl is going to talk to be about her crystals, while the dragon is going to rape and kill me (maybe not in that order).
ummm...That's quite the conspiracy. I know plenty of people who actually like his books. Also the average reader has terrible taste. You should see what some of the popular stuff was 200 years ago.
the average author makes like...2 dollars an hour. the average run for most new books that you'll never hear about is less than 2000. There are far easier and smarter ways to launder money than publishing.
I'm not twisting shit.You're taking the "joo bad" meme to an extreme. They don't force you to do things. They exploit your weakness.
It's like you believe that joos made you lust after women so that you want to consume porn. You have your dependent and independent variables backwards.
Jeremy Scahill and Eyad Amawi from the Gaza Relief Committees discuss the recent Israeli massacres, the humanitarian catastrophe on the ground, and the latest developments in negotiations.
Arafat familyâs mother Hala already died trapped, whole family of small children now in deadly danger A whole family of small children are trapped under the rubble of their shelter in Gaza afâŠ
And several times over past week. Warning: graphic footage Israel murdered at least sixty-one Palestinian civilians on Tuesday, including at least twenty-three in a single strike on the al-Shati reâŠ
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On July 7, 2005, four young men carried out coordinated suicide bombings on Londonâs public transport system, killing 52 people and injuring over 700. The
We all know and expect that a presidentâs top appointees are picked in large part because of their willingness to carry out a presidentâs agenda. But
#Slovakia blocks the 18th package of sanctions against #Russia #EU's 18th package of sanctions against Russia was not finally adopted, as Slovakia vetoed it, blocking the process.
President Trump on Tuesday repeated his fantastical claim that Democrats 'made-up' the Epstein Files just to hurt him -- even though they too kept them from the public
National parks, famous for their rich natural heritage, should be at the heart of efforts to protect habitats and wildlife. Instead, experts say they are declining â fast
Amazon will die Welt beherrschen Wir lieben unsere Kunden. Amazon nur Ihre Daten! BuchhĂ€ndler arbeiten mit ~ 25% Spanne, Amazon will 60% von den Verlagen. Wir bezahlen in unserer Stadt Abgaben und Steuern, Amazon nicht. Wir haben faire Arbeitsbedingungen, Amazon nicht. Wieso kauft man BĂŒcher ĂŒber Amazon? Wir haben in Deutschland Preisbindung d.h. ob in MĂŒnchen, Buxtehude oder bei Amazon - NeubĂŒcher kosten das Gleiche!
In 80% aller BestellvorgĂ€nge sind wir schneller als Jeff Bezos, nur werden unsere Kunden begrĂŒĂt. Denkt nach - hier, heute, jetzt. Sonst gibt es in ein paar Jahren keine LĂ€den mehr. Wie langweilig wĂ€re das denn?
Amazon wants to rule the world We love our customers. Amazon only your data! Booksellers work with ~ 25% margin, Amazon wants 60% from the publishers. We pay fees and taxes in our city, Amazon doesn't. We have fair working conditions, Amazon doesn't. Why do people buy books from Amazon? We have fixed prices in Germany, whether in Munich, Buxtehude or on Amazon - new books cost the same!
ich meide Amazon, wie OnlinekĂ€ufe ĂŒberhaupt! Aber Amazon geht fĂŒr mich gar nicht. Ich werde nie verstehen, wie jemandem das GeschĂ€ftsgebaren dieser Leute so egal ist und sie dort kaufen. Kann ich mit meinem Gewissen null vereinbaren!
BĂŒcher bei Amazon zu kaufen ist wirklich ĂŒberflĂŒssig! Viele Buchhandlungen haben Onlineshops und versenden oft kostenfrei. Da ist fĂŒr Kund*innen kein Unterschied mehr.
Und fĂŒr die BĂŒcher gibt es meist Leseproben, man muss auch nicht die Katze im Sack kaufen.
Ob Bezos viel Geld hat oder nicht, haben wir selbst in der Hand (gehabt). Mich beherrscht Amazon nicht. Habe es geschafft, bis auf 2 Mal (absoluter Lockdown zu Zeiten von Corona) nie was bei denen zu kaufen. Von mir hat Bezos (fast) kein Geld.
A certain particularly terminal sector of online leftists obsess over language so much that it crosses the threshold from reasonable inclusivity to CIA level sabotage tactics at some points.
American hyper individualism has trumped actual praxis. Saying the right things is great and all, but serving the people and improving the actual lives of oppressed people should be the priority.
Personally, I don't care if you occasionally use an intelligence based insult, just as long as you actually do shit to help disabled people live better lives. Is it the nicest to call someone an idiot or a moron? No. But actions matter more. Saying this as someone with autism and ADHD who has suffered ableist abuse and harassment in the past.
I would rather have a country fried communist who doesn't know all the language, than an Oregon liberal.
Also, a culture of language policing is incredibly damaging to disabled people, working class folks, and newly educated socialists. It has the real potential to spawn real world abuse and destroy the organizational ability of the socialist left by encouraging the marginalization of already vulnerable people who would otherwise be firm advocates for left politics.
Punitive and vindictive language culture should be replaced with education and understanding if the online left wants to translate their clicks into action.
Organized left politics has been hollowed out and replaced with an online aesthetic that people can readily abuse for likes and shares.
The philosophy of praxis that Gramsci wrote of in his prison notebooks has given way to insular bickering that is increasingly detached from the very state of affairs we seek to abolish!
I had someone recently correct a reply where I joke-quoted a job recruiter saying that what they actually wanted was a slave, but they weren't allowed to actually say that in a job interview. Their reply was "*enslaved person".
A) doing that isn't helpful even when it isn't a joke post, it's not informing me of why that is the preferred term B) even if I did know that that was now the preferred term, I *still* would have used "slave" in that context.
The actor Mandy Patinkin and his wife, playwright and actor Kathryn Grody, address the policies of Israelâs prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, and reflect o...
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It is ironic that gun purchases by the typical conservative types has drastically gone down as purchases by liberals has gone drastically UP since November. Shit like this is why, and I'm not going to shed any tears if bullies get shot. If you think gun culture is all MAGA, check into the Socialist Rifle Association. If you want any gun education or any gun question answered by a LGBTQ+ safe, mixed POC, progressive democratic socialist, DM me.
Firms like OpenAI are developing AI in a way that has deeply ominous implications for workers in many different fields. The current trajectory of AI can only be changed through direct confrontation with the overweening power of the tech giants.
Former Ukrainian diplomat and ex-advisor to the Prosecutor General, Andrey Telizhenko, accuses both Trump and Zelensky of fueling the Ukraine war rather than ending it
Trump cuts to food banks are making providing disaster aid difficult
Near the beginning of Trumpâs second term, the Department of Agriculture stopped the flow of some of the money that pays for deliveries of products like meats, eggs, and vegetables known as âbonus commoditiesâ through The Emergency Food Assistance Program, or TEFAP, to charitable organizations like food banks. TEFAP is one of the primary ways that state and federal governments have ensured food reaches communities in need in the aftermath of climate-fueled disasters like a hurricane or heatwave.
In March, the USDA also moved to end future rounds of funding for the Local Food Purchase Assistance Cooperative Agreement Program and the Local Food for Schools Cooperative Agreement Program. These two programs, which are also designed to support emergency food providers such as food banks, were slated to distribute more than a billion dollars this fiscal year to states, tribes, and territories.
High speed of development of Huawei's phone CPUs, 3 generations of chips in 2 years
Sidenote: its insane how chipmakers refer to CPUs as 7 nanometer, 2 nanometer, etc, since there is absolutely no component or wire inside the CPU that is actually this small, it purely a marketing term lol
yes but the "node size" is made up and means nothing. eg there is no "node" that is 5 nanometers or whatever it says on the box and in the press releases.
the critical word there being "area" which is 2D measure while a CPU is a 3D structure.
ie to use a human-size example, if my waist circumference is 90cm and someone stands on my shoulders at a 1cm offset that does not make my waist circumference 90cm+1cm/2 = 45.5cm even though I now fit just under twice as many ppl in the same "area"
CPU makers use exactly the same accounting trick to claim (e.g.) 2 nanometer "nodes"
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Belarusian Minister of Foreign Affairs Maksim Ryzhenkov took part in a meeting of the heads of foreign ministries of the SCO member states with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
If youâre going for a budget site, great. Just dodge these mistakes to save time, money, and frustration.
You want a website, but youâre not looking to break the bank. Thatâs a solid plan. There are plenty of âbudgetâ or âlow-costâ web design options out there. If youâre careful, you can get a site thatâs both affordable and effective. But too many people end up with a site thatâs glitchy, outdated, or just doesnât work because they fell into common pitfalls.
If youâre going for a budget site, great. Just dodge these mistakes to save time, money, and frustration.
1. Thinking "Cheap" Means "Awful"âor "Amazing"
People often make one of two errors. Some assume a cheap website is guaranteed to be terrible. Others think theyâre getting a high-end site for pennies. Both are off-base.
You can absolutely get a clean, functional website without spending thousands, especially if you need something simpleâa few pages, basic info, or a contact form. But âcheapâ doesnât mean youâre getting a custom-built site with all the bells and whistles. Be realistic.
That said, donât dismiss affordable designers just because their prices are low. Some are new and eager to build their portfolios. Others use tools like Squarespace or WordPress to work efficiently. A skilled cheap website designer delivers value by focusing on what you need.
Look at their past work. Have a chat. If their style fits your goals, youâre set.
2. Not Knowing What You Need
The biggest mistake is hiring someone to âmake a websiteâ without a clear idea of what itâs for. You end up with a site that looks fine but doesnât do the job.
Before you start, figure out:
Whatâs the siteâs purpose (e.g., showcase your work, sell products, collect leads)?
What pages or features are must-haves?
Will you need to update it later?
How should it work on phones?
You donât need a detailed spec sheet, just a sense of direction. Without it, youâll get a generic or mismatched site, and even a cheap site is a waste if it doesnât work.
A budget site still needs a purpose.
3. Rushing the Jobâor Letting Them Rush It
Fast work is fine, but sloppy work isnât.
Some cheap website designers are quick because theyâve got their process down to a science. Thatâs great. But if someone offers to whip up a full site in a day without asking about your needs, thatâs a warning sign.
A solid designer, even an affordable one, will take time to understand your audience, message, and preferences. It doesnât need to be a long process, but a quick discussion is essential.
Donât rush them either. Demanding a complete site overnight leads to mistakes. A good cheap website designer needs a few days to organize content, choose images, and test everything.
Take the time to get it right. Itâll pay off.
4. Skipping Mobile, Speed, or Updates
Your site has to work on phones. It needs to load fast. And you should be able to update it without relying on the designer for every change.
Many cheap websites miss these basics. They might look decent on a computer but break on mobile. Or theyâre slowed down by clunky code or too many plugins. Or theyâre built in a way that makes simple changes a nightmare.
Thatâs not a bargainâitâs a liability.
Even a low-cost site should be mobile-friendly and quick. If itâs built on a platform like WordPress, you should be able to edit text or images yourself. Ask the designer how updates work and what maintenance is needed.
Test it before it goes live. Donât just hope itâs okay.
5. Assuming Itâs a One-Off Task
Websites arenât a âbuild it and leave itâ thing. They need a bit of care. Too many people get a cheap site, put it online, and forget about it. A year later, links are broken, forms donât work, and the contentâs outdated.
Even a simple site needs occasional attention. Update your info. Check that forms and links still function. Refresh the look if it feels stale.
A good cheap website designer builds a site thatâs easy to manage. Ask them whatâs needed to keep it runningâmaybe monthly checks or software updates. And make sure you know how to reach them if something breaks.
How to Make It Work
You can get an awesome site on a budget if youâre smart about it.
Choose a cheap website designer with a proven track record.
Look for someone who listens, asks questions, and explains their process clearly.
They should focus on the essentials: a clean design, clear content, fast performance, and easy updates.
You donât need fancy animations or custom code. You need a site that shows who you are, communicates your message, and makes it easy for visitors to take action.
Stay within your budget, but donât chase the cheapest option blindly. Know what you want, stay involved, and communicate clearly. Thatâs how you get a website thatâs both affordable and worth every cent.
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in reply to Quantum Confusion • • •that's what you want?
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Unknown parent • • •cool.