Red under every bed seems to have turned into red in every bed.

They really are speed running Europe independence from the US.

It's sad that none of the lithe bordering NATO countries have the facilities to support the detection and Intel to fill a clear gap.

It was only a matter of time before we got to this point.

Reliability is the concern of all air human transport but considering the options, I'm glad it worked.

Yeah :(

It's really confusing and messy as they were providing Intel, tech support, etc. Whilst at the same time trying to stop all that, at the same time trying to get eu to pay for all the gear to US companies.

There's some real double logic going on, but at the end of the day the US profits most whilst a war is going on, and the hotter it is, the more they profit.

I appreciate a good hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy reference.

This has "we are worried you are winning, not just endless meat grinder" vibes.

In matters of taste.

Not in every single way... I hate how the twisting of this phrase has resulted in abuse of an entire sectors workforce.

Sorry you were one of them too :(

I only ever played number 2. The best mechanic was that I could play with my casual gamer wife and it still be fun for both of us.

Guild wars really has separated itself from other mmos in critical ways that are likely not apparent to most.

Having the areas be brighter and happier when you complete them is a nice touch too.

Yes. But protecting yourself from genocide requires you do to things that were previously unthinkable.

War is hell. Evil is relative I'm afraid.

That's really neat, thanks for spending time to write that up.

Makes sense that they had the military hierarchy and that integrated a secondary acceptance that you listen to your logistics experts (that obviously includes the engineer corps).

Nerd time. Hump yards or hump shunting is when they push a rail wagon down a hill and use gravity to push it.

Then there are a bunch of switches to go through to make it go into a particular road.

It then runs into whatever wagon was already there (and automatically couples together).

This impact is very bad for wagon mounted equipment and sensitive cargo.

I hate hump shunting. So I agree with this post. DO NOT HUMP.

The context of this rebate is the tax is designed to pay for roads. These companies have to split their diesel use between vehicles that use roads and those that do not (e.g. mine trucks).

So they managed to get someone in government many years ago to say "why yes, you don't use roads so you don't need to pay the roads tax on fuel".

Considering how profitable these companies are ... well.

Happy to be corrected in this background if someone knows better.