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  • Down payment is not $60k. That's only if you want to avoid PMI. That said, putting down less means several hundred more a month in payment.

    Also, not sure how you are doing the math to get to a required $200k income. $7k/month is $84k/year. Even with taxes, that is a little over $100k.

  • If Trump wins, yes. He met privately with Netanyahu and is good friends with him.

  • Antifa is a term for far-left groups that resist facists [sp] and neo-Nazis.

    Imagine thinking being against fascism is far left. Good to know that Newsweek has bought into MAGA's bullshit.

  • Despite this, the race is still pretty close.

  • That is the thinking for many Republicans unfortunately. If they are not directly affected, they simply don't care.

  • A bit on the why:

    To SpaceX and Musk’s credit, whether the company’s second attempt at catching rockets goes as well as the first, some version of the massive ‘chopstick’ arms SpaceX is working on was likely going to be necessary just to rapidly turn around boosters and Starships – and do so regardless (within reason) of weather conditions. By replacing a tower crane with giant arms, SpaceX will hopefully be able to stack Starship on Super Heavy (and Super Heavy on the launch mount) even in the high winds that are almost always present on the South Texas Gulf Coast. If SpaceX can also reliably catch boosters with those arms, it could be a significant upgrade for the operations side of Starship reusability. For now, though, only time will tell.

    https://www.teslarati.com/spacex-starship-launch-tower-mechazilla-arm-installed/

  • Florida is like an old used car: cheap upfront costs but expensive maintenance costs.

  • Trump will call this election interference without a hint of irony.

  • At this point, their readers will not stop repeating their bullshit.

  • The violent arrest stems from a morning call from Circle K employees who reported that a White man was causing problems and wouldn’t leave the store, records show.

    While being trespassed, the man claimed he was assaulted by a Black man and pointed across the street at McAlpin.

    Obviously the assault is fucked up but this also pisses me off. They were called because a white dude was causing issues at a store. Instead of arresting the guy, they listen to him spout a lie and just assume what he was saying was true. Why would they give him the benefit of the doubt on that?

  • The names are in the article. Wouldn't be hard to find their addresses.

  • The report could be looked at for one hour by people. No shit it was a sham.

  • Federal agencies should not be using companies' self-reported numbers. That is absolutely absurd. I get that monitoring is expensive but the alternative is a system that costs less money but is completely worthless. The FAA is not the only agency with this issue.

  • He could do like Kris Kobach (R) of Kansas did: commission a huge study of hundreds of lions of votes only to find less than a dozen fraudulent ones. But he still went on to claim fraud was rampant and worked for the Trump administration investigating voter fraud.

  • Still a ways to go since it is 3.5% per month. But definitely much better than over 200% per year. It's a shame that Peronists mismanaged the money supply for so long that a huge slowdown and austerity was the inevitable end result to get inflation back in check.

    Also, fuck Milei. The dude is a far right whacko.

  • D.A.R.E. taught me that random people will force me to take drugs. Still waiting on that one. We did learn you can get high from sniffing glue though.

  • He also implied that Coates' book seems like something that would be in the backpack of an extremist on his way to blow something up.

  • they use more electricity, which is most often produced at a coal-burning plan

    Cool. So we can completely discount this paper because it is clearly a giant lie.

  • A series of texts the AP obtained under a public records act request shows how the internal affairs commander responsible for that investigation downplayed the full range of failures.

    Just an FYI that internal affairs investigators are still cops. Every TV show you'll watch will show them as hated by departments. The reality is it's not a separate department for the vast majority of police departments.