I saw on gold medal guides that you need 15 kills to get gold, but I was only able to find and kill 13. After that, the forward observers would only report back on the locations of other forward observers, so I assumed that was all the enemies. What am I missing here?
If so, would someone be kind enough to share a link? I’d gladly donate or purchase it, because I’ve been extremely eager to see it!
Hey everyone. I have an under-sink Whirlpool RO system (WHAROS5). Every couple of months or so water will start trickling out near the base of the RO faucet due to the drain line getting clogged where it connects to the sink drain pipe.
As you can see from the first picture, it’s some nasty stuff! At first I thought it was food from using the garbage disposal, so I’ve stopped using that and put a screen to prevent most of the food from going down the drain. It’s clearly still getting clogged though, and I was wondering if anyone here could shed some light on why.
My current theory is that it’s just organic matter being filtered out by the RO system. The drain line is horizontal where it goes into the sink drain, and I’m wondering if that’s allowing organic matter and sediments to collect more easily. If that’s the case, what can I do to keep it from clogging, other than flushing the drain line more often?
Thanks in advance for any help!
Hey everybody! I’m a current UofL student majoring in communications, and I’m looking for a part time job to keep the bills paid.
I’m having a really tough time though, as almost nobody is getting back to me after filling out applications, and those who do seem really exploitative. And I really don’t want to work for a corporation if I don’t have to. I’ve had my fill of corporate culture, and I don’t want anymore!
My hope is to find a job that allows me to give back to the community in some way. Like working at a women’s shelter, food bank, etc.
I know those types of jobs are usually volunteer work, but does anyone know of any jobs around Louisville like this which actually pay? Even if it isn’t much, I’d be okay with that.
Thanks in advance for any recommendations y’all have!
Any excuse to kill The Ward, honestly lol
Hello everyone. I’ve long held a lot of leftist beliefs, but it wasn’t until recently that I discovered those beliefs were very much in line with socialism. So, I’ve decided to start educating myself on the subject (because the U.S. education system certainly didn’t).
I’m currently reading “The State and Revolution” from Lenin, and I just read about the theory that after a revolution occurs, there will be an interim semi-state which will eventually “wither away”, removing the bureaucracy and standing military. What’s left behind would be a classless society.
Now, I’m not an expert by any means of the word, but I’m fairly confident that no socialist revolution has ever experienced this “withering away” of the interim state. Soviet Russia, for example, pretty quickly became what I’d consider a state capitalist system, and certainly didn’t just wither away and become a classless state. On the contrary, the state consolidated a huge amount of power and became a new class in and of itself.
So I guess my question is, are there any examples of states which have actually gone through this full transition of withering away, or at least attempted to?
And what reasons do y’all think could explain why these interim semi-states never withered away, but instead created new states with consolidated power? My first assumption is that capitalist states are quick to put economic and military pressure against newly formed socialist states, which then requires a strong bureaucracy and military to counteract, thus preventing the semi-state from withering. But I’m assuming there’s other reasons, both internal and external, as well.
I’m assuming “The State and Revolution” won’t cover this specific topic in more detail, since no socialist semi-state had really been formed at the time it was written. So is there further reading on this specific topic? And what do you all think about it?
Beginning to read theory has left me hopeful for the future of socialism, but it’s left me wondering how to best handle the plethora of hurdles which stand in the way of its progress. “Capital Vol 1” by Marx is next on my reading list, so hopefully more theory can help illuminate some answers!
Cheers, comrades!