Doesn't have to be sinensis, camellia japonica tea also works, although it is somewhat bland, obviously not being cultivated for the taste. Other kinds of camellia might work as well.
My point is, there is nothing difficult about jamming GPS. The signal is so weak, especially in these latitudes, that a 100W jammer probably would be enough to jam GPS in the whole country. In fact, the power output of the actual GPS satellites is just a few hundred watts and they sit way up high with the resulting power loss.
Come on, what ability are you talking about? Even petty criminals can jam GPS. The signal is so weak you can build a jammer yourself or even order one on ebay if you are too lazy.
Really? In every common law country a court imposes their interpretation of the laws and regulations upon everyone (contrast this with a civil law country where previous court cases can, but don't have to be considered) and a supreme court decision is final and binding. Yet the judges are appointed, not elected.
So why exactly do you have a problem with the european commission - the only appointed body of the european union - even though it cannot actually impose any laws? Their job is roughly comparable to cabinet of ministers, about the only thing they can do with the laws and regulations is proposing new ones to the council and the parliament. Maybe you are the one who are confused?
When I commuted with a bicycle to work I did it all year long, using spike tyres during the winter for additional safety - they obviously have higher rolling resistance, but it is not a big deal. Rain is also not really a big deal, one just needs proper clothes. The only real problem I've encountered that the brakes tend to become very loud when the discs are wet.
On the other hand, you probably go shopping for groceries once a week at best and have to buy stuff that can be stored for a long time. I just use a shop on my way and go almost every day there so my groceries are actually fresh.
Well, let's just hope they lose their voting rights and their subsidies will be drastically lowered. That might even make them quit by themselves, that would be the best possible outcome for the EU.
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Bombardier found out that they don't really have the resources to manufacture modern jets, hence the sale of the cseries to airbus.
Boeing is competing with neither. They more or less own Embraer now and the CRJ line will last for just a few more years.
Mostly because, unlike these fast breeders you are talking about, wind and solar power plants actually do exist in real life.
How long ago was that? Because jaywalking is absolutely normal in Germany and has been for several decades.
Alcoholic beverages are heavily regulated, though.
Doesn't have to be sinensis, camellia japonica tea also works, although it is somewhat bland, obviously not being cultivated for the taste. Other kinds of camellia might work as well.
Yep, same here. And MS Comfort Curve at home because I don't have the room there.
Except the supposed source only explained a small amount of cases:
https://www.foodwatch.org/de/i...
Then again, so are those who call the EU "EUSSR".
Dude, kicking donkeys is animal abuse!
I have the perfect car for you
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Never thought that liberty prime would post on slashdot.
The EuroGitmo is only used by the CIA anyway.
My point is, there is nothing difficult about jamming GPS. The signal is so weak, especially in these latitudes, that a 100W jammer probably would be enough to jam GPS in the whole country.
In fact, the power output of the actual GPS satellites is just a few hundred watts and they sit way up high with the resulting power loss.
Come on, what ability are you talking about?
Even petty criminals can jam GPS. The signal is so weak you can build a jammer yourself or even order one on ebay if you are too lazy.
Really? In every common law country a court imposes their interpretation of the laws and regulations upon everyone (contrast this with a civil law country where previous court cases can, but don't have to be considered) and a supreme court decision is final and binding. Yet the judges are appointed, not elected.
So why exactly do you have a problem with the european commission - the only appointed body of the european union - even though it cannot actually impose any laws? Their job is roughly comparable to cabinet of ministers, about the only thing they can do with the laws and regulations is proposing new ones to the council and the parliament. Maybe you are the one who are confused?
ORLY? Pray tell me, who exactly elects the supreme court judges?
Long live Stannis Baratheon, the one true king of grammar.
On the other hand, the battery pack of my mother's civic hybrid failed at 68k km.
I assume in your country the civil servants are all elected then.
When I commuted with a bicycle to work I did it all year long, using spike tyres during the winter for additional safety - they obviously have higher rolling resistance, but it is not a big deal. Rain is also not really a big deal, one just needs proper clothes. The only real problem I've encountered that the brakes tend to become very loud when the discs are wet.
Nope, they are not. Red dead redemption 2 is a console exclusive title, hence I am replaying the Battletech campain.
Yep, your politicians are quite funny in their own special way. My personal favourite is this:
"Britain faces a simple and inescapable choice - stability and strong government with me, or chaos with Ed Miliband"
And here I thought that nobody can top a CSU politician in being ridiculous.
On the other hand, you probably go shopping for groceries once a week at best and have to buy stuff that can be stored for a long time. I just use a shop on my way and go almost every day there so my groceries are actually fresh.
Well, let's just hope they lose their voting rights and their subsidies will be drastically lowered.
That might even make them quit by themselves, that would be the best possible outcome for the EU.