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Korea is split in 2 courtesy of the Soviet Union and China post-WWII.

And then there’s the whole Cold War, Berlin Wall, gulags, etc.

Only took them what, 20 years?

Lol… (sorry, it’s funny but also makes sense it can suck being on the other side).

To me the question is flabbergasting - I genuinely have no answer. It’s like asking “why do you want the sun to rise in the morning?”.

So what have deadpool

You guys been futurama

Watching AEW

Surprisingly, certain meats prevent scurvy by providing sufficient nutrients.

He’s a riot.

He knows what his music is, makes fun of it.

Me too. New Word!!

I’ve moved to DivestOS, a fork of Lineage. A bit more restrictive to Google stuff - can run MicroG/GServices isolated.

Disable Bixby with the Android Debloat Utility

What’s Google Assistant?

“most likely” it’s an opinion, so evidence not required.

If they said “it is run by ccp” then you may have a point.

Don’t play sophist games.

Oh wow, criticism from the PETA hypocrites.

Not reducing more than 1 or 2 lbs doing that (or maybe 5). Still, reducing that kind of weight really isn’t going to make much difference-that’s within the range of weight difference between two soldiers. 50 lbs? For sure worth it (like the useless windshield).

As little as I think it helped, I’m going with improved air flow for the radiator.

Given the kind of radiators they had (all copper, and damn dense fins), and the minimal fans behind them (directly driven off the water pump, so only ran at perhaps 1/2 engine rpm, meaning practically useless at idle), with no shroud around the fan to improve it’s poor performance, I’m guessing any air flow resistance that you remove may help, especially in places like this photo.

Thinking about it, those vertical bars probably created a nice dead zone behind them at certain speeds, since each one would cause a vortex on either side. Would be interesting to see some fluid dynamics of such things (I’m not an engineer, just have one in the family).

It’s odd the things that improve performance on old vehicles - sometimes you just never know, since they weren’t engineered as extensively as modern vehicles are.

These jeeps are only a few steps removed from factory machine works - they’re very simple, using quickly-engineered stuff to achieve a bare minimum (like so much military hardware at the time). It was all kind of “get something, anything modestly functional out there”. I doubt there was any functional testing specifically aimed at the grill, probably just “well it didn’t overheat during testing”, and “look how open it is, how could it be an issue”.

Or, as someone else said, it was damaged. Maybe both were - possibly a common issue?

LOTS of public utilities are run this way.

Anyone looking into these utilities will see how often they run close to the wire - staff (even leadership) often don’t make a lot, and their budgets are tight.

No one said you did.

Maybe you should learn to read before condemning others.

You should probably look at stats before creating strawmen, since I don’t recall “ONLY illegals commit crime” being a common statement, even though CA has a major problem with crime by illegals.

Only if you’re a lorry driver in Scotland.

For those not in on the joke, it’s an episode from Still Game, probably the funniest, and most consistently funny sitcom I’ve ever seen. As in frequently makes me laugh out loud, even now after seeing the entire series 3 times.

It may still be on Netflix. You’ll want need subtitles, as the Scot accent is quite thick (intentionally so).

And people wonder why I have hundreds of PDFs for shit I don’t own.