my guess is, that those are combined dryer/washer machines. in my old place we had dedicated dryers, those could build up a felt just after one load.
currently we have a washer (non drying) and the filter is a small tube shaped thing under the main door. it never builds up much, except someone forgot some paper in their jeans...
in our holiday house we still cook on an iron stove. we also installed a small gas burner, because that stove is the heating system for all the 3 small rooms. it gets really hot - so usually you don't want to use it during summer.
but the original pans are out of copper. they have a complex shape so, if you remove the cooking top, you can hang them directly into the fire. cast iron surely was and still is a thing. but i will always choose copper over cast iron for something i want hot quickly. i would bet that most kettles where made out of something thin and conductive, so your water is hot quicker.
all our copper is black from the sud.
The WindBurner is amazingly fast and if traveling with freeze dried stuff, you only need hot water
problem with these arguments is, that they are made from our world understanding and extracted out of an extremely condensed world.
yes, the racism that the different races in tamriel display is objectively bad. but tamriel is an extremely racist continent with an astonishing amount of actual races (not the crap, that is called races in our world). every race in tamriel is strongly racist, many support slavery and warmongering is just daily life. TESV just plays in the home of the nords and therefore we are more exposed to their flavour.
TESV is extremely condensed. how many citicens does windhelm have? maybe 15? the drunk asshole in the gray quarter is probably the most cited source for nord racism. but bethesda had to put one open asshole there, that is even too much for most other inhabitants - if they want to keep racism as a story telling instrument... actually i wish there was more to him. for example you could side with him and harass locals or beat some sense into him. both should have lasting consequences in the world. but that is just not the level of detail we got from TESV...
i mean, that would be the appropriate use for any tech: reduce workload, better invome, more free time.
i just have an inkling, that people like bezos would not be in favour of paying their employees the same or more for less work hours...
what differentiates torture or not is guidelines on a paper.
most ppl today would agree, that waterboarding is torture. in guantanamo it was not considered torture as long as a few guidelines where followed. guidelines, like at what angel the prisoner is laying on the floor...
Guillotine! It may not be pretty, but it is quite literally designed to stop human error. So far i have not heard of anyone surviving getting their head cleanly removed from the shoulders.
i can very much see firing squads go wrong - leading to a drawn out, painful death.
that is for sure a standpoint. i guess it scratches the same itch as producing / consuming horror media: observing and imagining horrible things, without any consequences or harm for the actors.
i have no real interest in horror movies, but it surely is a genre for many different people.
my current employer doesn't call it field trip, we call it team building. at least once a year we go and do something completely unconnected to work.
virustotal does not flag the tar: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/025c57ff0786d14815252c62b4ed704f02519d1aafc68e49a2606184db3725da/
still. dont just install stuff on your system, that has been uploaded 1h ago and linked in a forum! unless you really know what you are doing, wait untill that thing can be installed through your distros package manager.
i am not a scientist, but would love to climb it. there is an establishment treck to the top. but those cliff sides just look like an amazing expedition. maybe one day, with more training on big walls and quite some money...
another one from the archives
found in my archives
found in my archives