u/psycospaz

I just don't want any armed beaver furries bursting in with assault rifles.

Ended up talking to a local police officer yesterday and asked about e-bikes and a local group who wants to make real strict local ordinances about them. And in his opinion making new laws governing e-bikes would be dumb because the police aren't really enforcing the current ones.

Basically he told me that the fear of e-bikes is greater than their actual impact, and as such they only arrest people who are blatantly overstepping because they have bigger problems to deal with.

Granted my area doesn't seem to have the issues I see posted about e-bike swarms and nobody's been seriously hurt around here, but it just made me think about the difference between making a law and enforcing it.

And as I'm not a legal expert all I can come up with is maybe? I found stuff that talks about not allowing companies to hire certain people based on "national security" but that seems to be more "this guy might be a spy", than the assessors situation.

I'm betting it was an emergency act of congress which might be able to be challenged in court.

Tillmar. The dude they got into the redeemers. Many ways to do it but it makes sense for him to be key to rescuing Maggie and if he's not contacted but happens to be in the right spot to do it himself than dying while doing it would make sense. Especially with how it would affect Maggie.

I love resynched, they did a great job on most of it. But the fleet system feels worthless. I need schooners to trade, brigs to get resources and items and man of war to keep the damage down. But I feel like the money I'm making off the schooners is just covering the costs of repairs for all of them.

The old system had a bit of a cheaty advantage in that it was account based so when I started another playthrough as soon as I got to the fleet menu I had tons of cash waiting for me, and a fleet full of galleons. But it made me money.

I just think they need to change some things, like increasing the cash from trading or decreasing the cost of repairs.

Google is no help, so anyone have any idea why they would sound like that? I've only had rim brakes before so I have no idea what I'm doing with disk brakes.

I'm 40 and for the last decade I've had more and more trouble with my eyes being sensitive to wind and drying out. And then just as I started biking again for health, they opened up new trails near the river and they are wonderful but have a lot of insects at certain times of the day. So now It's not just the wind it's the little bugs that make my eyes hurt as well.

I tried a really cheap pair from amazon that had this foam stuff that mostly sealed around my eyes and they worked great! But the lenses scratched just sitting on my car seat, so good proof of concept, bad permanent solution.

I'm looking right now, but there's a bewildering variety of places that sell them for all kinds of price points and its hard to find what I'm looking for and hoping someone will have a good starting point.

Been looking at getting an ebike for months now, (I have an e-kick scooter but the legality of it is questionable where I live) and like the lectric ones. Saw the sale just now and didn't plan to buy one until next spring so I kinda want to wait until black Friday but also getting one now would be cool, if the sales are comparable. I'm especially interested in discounts on additional batteries.

I know their not going to put anything vital in them but I already bought the book and the ebook, and now if I want to get access to new stuff before the next book comes out I have to keep buying more copies. I ain't got the money or the space for that. I'm not really upset, just annoyed. I've seen other authors do this as well and it always just feels bad. I'll just have to wait until someone posts the extras for download somewhere. Or wait until the contract says it can be put in something else.

I was bored and the idea of someone trying to frame someone for murder by killing Maggie popped in my head. So many funny things could happen with that.

I don't know why I decided to look at how far back we are right now in the timeline, but when I looked at the dates that's what popped up and I just thought it was fun.

1PD is 2103 CE. Invasion of the Sol System was 1923 PD. 2103 + 1923 = 4026 CE.

I only have 1 gun, a Glock 19, and its a little big for me. I'm a small man and while I have no trouble shooting it the size of the grip means that I cannot hit the magazine release button without shifting my grip.

So I started looking into trading it in on something with a single stack magazine. And when I started looking at what Glock offered I ran across the Glock 43. And the instant I mentioned it people started acting like anything with a barrel less than 4 inches is useless.

But I am very interested because as I said I'm a small man and it looks like it would be a lot easier to conceal the smaller gun.

I just got this thing a few months ago and I love it. I'd love more range but am a bit wary of swapping the battery because I've seen someone do that with an e-bike and it lit on fire somehow. That is assuming I could even get a gt3 battery in the first place.

For the life of me I cannot figure this out, I've been looking at electric bikes and some of them weight 60-80 lbs or more and I only have a Toyota corolla without a hitch. So I'm not sure if I can even put one of those removable racks on the trunk without damaging it.