rkosk

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   by rkosk 1y ago

   The difference in dash length really doesn't matter and your example is not the same at all, but it probably made you feel really smart.
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   by rkosk 1y ago

   Yeah exactly, used to. It's niche now, and has been for decades.
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   by rkosk 2y ago

   Dunno which country they are in but this has happened in a lot of places. This is a an infamous example in the UK: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beeching_cuts Which this politician who owned a major road engineering
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   by rkosk 2y ago

   The P-80 might not have seen any action but the Gloster Meteor was introduced into service in July 1944 and saw a fair bit of combat through to the end of the war in Europe. Not a massive impact and wasn't really that important in the
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   by rkosk 2y ago

   After the original Rolls-Royce Ltd. went bust the British government bought up all it's assets and set up a new company in 1971. The automobile division was spun off as a separate company and sold off a few years later. The engine comp
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   by rkosk 2y ago

   There's plenty of evidence that it was built for the Pharoah Khufu about 4,500 years ago. To suggest otherwise is just insane aliens conspiracy theory nonsense. Is this post a satire of that BS? I really find it hard to tell.
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   by rkosk 2y ago

   Victoria didn't decree anything. There was a commission set up by the government a year or two before the Great Exhibition to oversee things and the purchasing of land and funding for construction was subject to parliamentary debate an