They're necessary as your battery degrades

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My guess is you sign a waiver of some kind in the station, I know for twitch streamers when you move its a good idea to inform them that you're live on the Internet and that there will be prank calls to get you swatted, because unfortunately people find streamer's addresses and then call up saying they're going to murder hostages or some shit.

They'd probably just put a note on your file.

Sounds like the US government is going to have to start asking Ukraine to capture high ranking officers. We're going to need something for prisoner swaps. Of course this is only my uneducated idea.

Not a lot of details in the article, but it’s pretty clear the guy is a legitimate journalist who has covered the region extensively.

> The FSB accused Gershkovich of collecting “information constituting a state secret about the activities of one of the enterprises of the Russian military-industrial complex.” It provided no evidence.

> Gershkovich is a journalist covering Russia, Ukraine and the former Soviet Union.

> He was previously a reporter for Agence France-Presse and the Moscow Times and a news assistant at the New York Times, according to his author page on The Wall Street Journal’s website.

Seems like a ploy by Russia to secure another human pawn that they can use in negotiations with the United States.

We should expect more of this…

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These must be the good apples.

Howtooverthrowgov.pdf

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Why would we ever want to get involved i the Caucasus? That whole region is a shitshow as it is, and there is no way we’d be able to conduct operations there anyway.

It's absolutely wild to me that this petition has so few signatures. https://www.change.org/p/united-states-supreme-court-end-qualified-immunity-45a5ea6b-28b8-4108-afc1-7e7477840660

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Forget about him; his mind is set.

>especially the toxic smoke from burning foam mattresses will get you killed, likely before getting anyone out.

Depending on the toxins in the smoke and how dense it is, probably in just a few breaths, or less. Do people think firefighters wear SCBA for fun or something?

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When I was in the Army working on helicopters Blackhawks had the name crashhawk or lawn dart. Actually is a very good airframe we just have a ton of them and that translates to more mishaps.

These people are casually saying "just do x" and I have no idea how to envision that without it being some weird awkward scenario. Maybe they're right but I'm gonna need a script or something to take this advice.

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Nah. Rotary wing can definitely glide. It's called auto rotation.

But bollards would just ruin their aesthetic and they could scratch a customer's car!

We wouldn't want you colored lights ruining our neighborhood now would we?