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This seems to be Portugal. The license plates have either an F or a P and that doesn’t look like a French plate.

I’d probably not even notice. But I live in Italy and I’ve seen some shit.

I’ve got a hot little Le Crouset simmering in the kitchen 🤤

Is it this iron cross that’s an exclusively Nazi symbol? Right up there with this one?

And you’re simply wrong that everyone knows the difference between this skull and crossbones and that one. Obviously the one on the SS cap is a bad one but no, people don’t generally keep track of the design details of skull insignia. What I’ll agree is that any skull tattoo should really make you wonder if perhaps we’re the baddies, but whatever. I find that St Pauli logo to be weird too.

And sure. Keep an eye on this guy. No disagreement. You’re just making some really strong claims about symbols and other people’s awareness.

Poking light fun at everyone, really. Including the Italian above and myself for living here and having taken on some of that.

And yes, I grew up eating spaghetti with minced beef and ketchup.

That’s rather important context.

The problem would then only be if they take a test made in a specific place with narrow paths and much traffic and apply it to all bikes everywhere.

For once the Italians have a reasonable rule that using bike lanes is mandatory only if they are not shared with pedestrians. Now to get them to stop walking on the separated bike paths…

I cycled up The Hill in Torino this morning. Definitely not flat, I can tell you. Strava estimates an average of 155W over 25 minutes for a leisurely 10km/h. Add another 100W and some pedaling to offset the heavier bike, and you’re going up quite fast enough.

Since I went browsing around, here are some images for comparison:

• Platner’s tattoo
• Nazi totenkopf
• Not Nazi

Yes, it’s a specific design and you should be careful with skulls but I’m not sure we should demand that everyone recognize the difference. I wouldn’t have until now if I’d seen them as line drawings. In embossed silver, sure…

And we need it fast. No time for steeping. Call it the Espresso Party!

We hate your freedom to put ketchup on pasta.

emit gazillion actions

Where emitting “actions” is German(?) for issuing stocks.

28 mph is 45 kph and about twice the speed at which assist is required to cut out in Europe.

This thing needs weight limits and its speed halved. There should also be a momentum limit on speed times weight so a heavier vehicle has to go slower.

What is this Artificial Inflation? I’ve seen no such thing.

Yup. All of that. And the modes got even weirder too.

Ooh been there done that, but with assembly language and direct register and video memory access, lol ancient memories…

Esri make tools for working with geographic information (gis) and have a hosting platform for your creations. It should be possible to self host but that might be more expensive.

But they are likely to be in a window seat with their path blocked by two on-carriers so the whole thing would descend into chaos.

I quoted the article. I’d love to see some evidence that it was wrong. That it was Martin’s predecessor who commissioned the e:report, or, at the very least, that this wasn’t “a friend of his”.

Edit: if the article got those facts wrong, that sounds a lot like libel.

Sigh, so that’s who you are. Whatever. The glimmer of hope you’ve been furiously peddling just got that bit dimmer.

Did you think this was a super important rare thing that is never done and a huge deal?

Or…

Are you aware (win or lose) a report like this is always done?

The problem is with who was tasked with making the report. If it had been commissioned before your Big Daddy took power, and he had to deal with a sub-standard report and what to do with it, yeah, bad day at the office. But he commissioned it from this friend of his and that is concerning.

That means he’s not just someone having to clean up the mess, he’s part of the reason there is a mess in the first place.

Like I said, not fatal, but concerning.

Wait, are you Martin? I have a hard time seeing why anyone else would simp for him quite this hard. And do so entirely alone.