Make an excel with all your usual items. Either use an online version and color marek needed items while home, or print many hard copies and use a marker to make your current list. Add items by hand if you need something not on the list. Most of the items are constants, so it will be easier to check it at home and see what is needed. At the shop you can circle/cross items so you'll know if more shopping is needed. Else I'll forget it the moment I leave home.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breda_30
The recoil operation was violent and often resulted in poor primary extraction.
As an automatic weapon's chamber and barrel heat up with prolonged automatic fire, the resulting excessive temperature can cause a chambered round to "cook off," or ignite without intent of the gunner. As a result of firing from a closed bolt, the Breda 30 could not fully take advantage of the cooling properties of air circulation like an open bolt weapon would, thus making cooked off rounds a realistic hazard.[4] The disastrous results could lead to potential injuries to or even the death of the gunner.
Also, on most instances NSFW communities are listed only if you are logged in and enable such content on your profile.
I know that. But if a site rule state that posts should be "true and helpful" it leave no room (legally) for shitposting communities. I assume this is not the idea, so the wordings should take that into account.
Users are encouraged to post information they believe is true and helpful.
Even in shitpost/meme communities?
I understand this intended mainly toward health and news communities but as a site rule there might need an exception for other type of communities.
Our bullies are professional available 24/7, you will not have such service from homegrown, "self taught" amateur. Can't have persistent with organics.
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