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Wow, theChive... I think I haven't been there since I discovered reddit. Though there were some very pretty ladies to be found there.

It started happening 2-3 years ago in eastern Europe too, or at least here in Serbia. I heard a story/theory that it's not people who are buying up the market, but companies. They drive up the demand and prices and keep buying at a loss, so that when there is virtually no free real estate in area anymore they start renting it out at exorbitant prices. It kind of makes sense consider how empty most new buildings, that sold out, are. Then again could be rich people investing (money laundering) in real estate.

Not only is it not happening but the current control panel is getting the axe soon (or at least they have been saying that for a couple of releases now).

This has been the case since Windows XP, they are trying to streamline everything and I think to make it purposefully harder to access advance options.

The only time UAC annoyed me was when I was trying to remotely fix something on a colleagues PC, it wouldn't show me the prompt and I would think the process froze and on the other side the user had no idea that he should click yes or even tell me that there was an option to click. 😂

You are going to love the file/folder ownership then. Even some registry keys have ownership set to system (or some such thing), which even the admin can't change.

My dogs does a cartoon run over the hardwood whenever he gets off the carpet, which is funny to watch, but it ain't good for his joints and hips.

And to slip and break your neck. I like a good mix of carpets and hardwood.

This looks like a bastard child of a BMW and a Datsun. It's awesome!

I always liked Volvos philosophy of put everything on an engine... Turbocharge it, supercharge it, put an electric motor on it, the only thing they are missing is a hole in the floor for the Fred Flintstone 2 feet power assist. 😄 Do you watch any youtube content on fixing cars?

I think for the 2 post lifts the more high end ones are 5k euros, but you can get a good lift for 2-2.5k euros. Provided you have the minimal thickness and quality of concrete to bolt it to, otherwise you would need to go for a 4 post lift. As for height limits quickjacks are very popular now, but that means working on your back... You can also go old school and dig a service trench, that is what they do in my neighborhood, they buy 2 garages side by side, dig service trenches and open up shop. The funny thing is the 2 guys in my vicinity who did that came as highly recommended mechanics.

Some manufactures give out medals if your car gets to 500k and 1m. The sad thing is that a lift isn't that expensive, but you still need somewhere to put it. Maybe I should have gotten a house, but good locations are prohibitively expensive and I wouldn't really want to move out of the city.

Do you do work on it yourself? I always wanted to get a beater and fix it up, but as I live in the city kind of hard to get a space to do that. Maybe one day I'll get a garage and try my hand at it...

What car is it?

One of the longest running "presidents/prime ministers" in Europe Milo Djukanovic (of Montenegro) is getting the curtains closed on him. His political party lost the elections last year and the second largest city in Montenegro, Niksic, just had an election which his party also lost. Slowly he is losing his footing, but I guess it remains to be seen if by the next presidential election the Serbian parties can get behind a single candidate. If it happens I wonder how far the changes would go, I think it likely they would denounce Kosovo, but I wonder if they would leave NATO.

So the marketing has already started for the next Obsidian Fallout game. edit: Hope things work out for them and they get a crack at the Dishonored setting.

Need to get around to reading that.

So you support what's happening in Myanmar?

Doesn't work for me either, but it's all old stuff just joined together. Hopefully he will now be able to get them out quicker.

Come now, are you really trying to tell me that secret police and labor camps are symptoms of Socialism when the worlds beacon of democracy thrives on them. Socialism worked plenty well in Yugoslavia, arguably people had a better standard of living than most capitalist countries at the time. The main issue Yugoslavia had wasn't Socialism, it's that there was no longer a leader strong/smart enough to control the party and that the world no longer had a balance between Russia and US. After Russia fell the west had no reason to leave a third world power remaining in Europe.

I was more than half way through the game on the previous patch.

I guess the biggest question now is, can you overclock it?

Finished Breathedge. The game is over so over the top, in a good way, and likes to poke fun at it self. I recommend it very much to anyone who like Subnautica style games and doesn't mind the in your face humor.