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Sourdough? Probably a compliment.
Anything else, who knows people have different tastes...

Ah ok...yeah there was a full length movie I got off someone on LAN, after I saw the short clips, with him doing the bike stuff but also driving around in his Subaru (I think?) even getting away from a helicopter. But I don't know whether that was actually him or another random driver that got included. It was in Sweden so possibly him...

I think he did do at least one or two videos in a car, or was that a copy cat?

Heat iirc, they changed design with latest Zen cpu models, flipping the layout, which would also translate to x3d models coming to laptops. But it's just the most expensive models for now nothing really mid rangey

Boring straight lines; easiest (cheapest) way to add infrastructure (not just roads, think water, sewage etc as well)....it's all over NA, so why not in a popular tourist destination. Perhaps to attract some foreign investment into housing?
It's just far from finished. Wouldn't be surprised if it was too expensive for locals already and not interesting enough for foreigners at whatever the price point is. So there you have whatever the municipality approved already, pushing to have an extended road built with few side roads, since it would be crazy inefficient to do few meters at a time, and once you have the main road, you can easily add onto it.

About the curved bit mentioned - likely gonna be more expensive housing where rich folks don't have to look at the road/neighbours fence but instead their private little pond/lake. The name of the business next road over tells you all you need to know ("Villas Dubai" lmao)

Of those currently affected, Valve would probably be the only ones who could potentially take them on with their lawyers. But that would completely depend on the contract they have with Visa/MC. And even if they did have a leg to stand on, where they think Visa/MC is in breach of contract, I doubt we would find out for quite some time, before they get all their legal "ducks in a row".

Alan Turing, they did him him real fucking dirty for way too fucking long

Various spices and dried herbs? Get a whole bunch of different ones, perhaps even some premixed from India (though unnecessary, but may be available even in places like Lidl every now and then IIRC)

I always fall back on chicken breast, what most people seem to find bland and dry. Well, you can mix up some spices together, figure out some combinations you like and put them on your protein/vegetable of choice (will work well with olive oil too as another person mentioned). Want it done quick? Chop it up into smaller pieces and throw in a frying pan. Don't want it oily? Swap it out for butter (just use lower heat) although I prefer sunflower oil.

You'll probably have few that you eventually always use in combination with others. E.g. my favorite to use are sweet paprika, coriander and turmeric. Turmeric seems kinda crap on its own, but works well with other spices. Coriander doesn't need much added, if anything and smells good imo and paprika just goes well on lots of various stuff (note that smoked or plain paprika is also very different from sweet kind though)

Yea that flip and rotation definitely saved them, you can see in the video they slow down drastically in the air while the top of the boat was pointing mostly forward, although they likely also experienced some drastic gforce changes as it happened.

Not quite, well at least not for the US as a whole, but could be different for California/Arizona specifically if anyone has the numbers?

As for US, China exports were still about the same as next two countries combined, so by far the largest market. Good riddance anyway. Source: https://hayandforage.com/article-5229-Hay-exports-flatlined-in-2024.html

It sounds more like agreed in principle, and would only come into effect if/when Russia agrees.