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841.
by AdamN 4y ago
I muted USA Today in Apple News recently because their filtering was below the bar (click bait headlines, low quality writing). I don't know who the editors are that are making their decisions but I no longer trust that outlet anymore
842.
by AdamN 4y ago
It also may be that her habit (wiring?) of slow thinking enables her to do world-class math.
843.
by AdamN 4y ago
Land Cruiser/Prado is the car to have! I used to live in Kenya and that was the dream car (had a Rav4 which did the job but was no Prado). I do still have fond memories of my little manual Mitsubishi Pajero Mini: https://e
844.
by AdamN 4y ago
There's nothing wrong with a sub banning/censoring people. That's a critical part of having a trust value within a social network and if moderators of a popular sub don't think a poster is meeting the bar to post it is
845.
by AdamN 4y ago
Another option is a trust network. We already have that within the social networks but not across them. I also don't mind trusting a bot that has a cohesive brand across the networks - there's no need for it to be human as long
846.
by AdamN 4y ago
Or it opens up a third option that would not have been available otherwise.
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by AdamN 4y ago
Yeah I hate turbo lag (it was awful on my old Tiguan). Start/Stop worked fine though - not once did I feel like the engine wasn't ready to go after letting go of the brake. I drive super safe these days though so it's not l
848.
by AdamN 4y ago
[developer comes out of dark room with updates to DateTime] noW wE nEeD ThIS bACKpoRTEd tO JaVa 8!!! [developer spontaneously combusts]
849.
by AdamN 4y ago
In Berlin, Deutsche Post use electric trikes and mail here is very efficient.
850.
by AdamN 4y ago
Turbo lag isn't increased by start/stop. Start/stop may delay the initial acceleration but from then on, any turbo lag would be the same regardless of the state of the engine before initial acceleration.
851.
by AdamN 4y ago
You'd have to exclude everybody under 7 or so, everybody who is illiterate (in this very expansive sense), and those that are Muslim but do not read Arabic and do everything in translation. That might be a small group though and probab
852.
by AdamN 4y ago
2B still seems like a stretch. Can 2B people read (even with low comprehension) a basic paragraph in Arabic? My SWAG would be 1B people.
853.
by AdamN 4y ago
Layout on an airline magazine where the left side of the page is English and the right side is an RTL language like Hebrew or Arabic.
854.
by AdamN 4y ago
Scarily I think it's the opposite, more young people are joining and that's the way they think.
855.
by AdamN 4y ago
All of it. If somebody does something that is judged bad, the circumstances of doing the bad thing is a relevant factor in the justification (which is not binary). So if I tip 10% and somebody judges me and says "that's bad&quot
856.
by AdamN 4y ago
Seattle could afford that easy cheesy. Really this is down to the lack of a strong CEO (probably because of the way this was incubated inside of Vulcan). A strong CEO could probably throw enough benefits and special events to run a 2-3MM
857.
by AdamN 4y ago
"Cleaning Up" when compared to spilled milk like the OP says implies that it will be the way it was before. The term is more positive than the reality so I would personally call it a euphemism.
858.
by AdamN 4y ago
Biden was backed into that corner - it's not like he is anti-union but of course having the economy tank from a union strike would have been catastrophic for his agenda and the economy (and Democrats staying in power).
859.
by AdamN 4y ago
Buffet is a big investor in railroads and they are cash flow machines. It is true that they use very mature technology but plenty of people are train people and would get into it if there was money. Because the 4 big freight companies in
860.
by AdamN 4y ago
OP is agreeing with you. "Cleaning up" is a euphemism we should move beyond. At best, they are "mitigating" the spill and that's probably the word the media should use.
861.
by AdamN 4y ago
I upvoted you - HN is becoming more like /r/cars and Trumplandia every day and I'm not sure exactly what is going on.
862.
by AdamN 4y ago
That already happens. Basically every car gets recycled, even if it's just for raw materials.
863.
by AdamN 4y ago
Even if what you say is true, wouldn't that still be an ok outcome? We're in a climate crisis and need to starkly reduce the number of carbon sources on the planet so if EV cars didn't get broad adoption and used petrol cars
864.
by AdamN 4y ago
Until eventually you are promoted to a role where you never become competent and there you stay.
865.
by AdamN 4y ago
Would Windows in a VM (Parallels) just for games work?
866.
by AdamN 4y ago
Yeah it's still incredibly good. I like Ycharts too but that's not free.
867.
by AdamN 4y ago
Take a look at Russia's eastward expansion in the 18th and 19th century.
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by AdamN 4y ago
"Aviate, navigate, communicate" ... in that order
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by AdamN 4y ago
With multicast IPs too - that's the other critical component.
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by AdamN 4y ago
Can the tapes be released by the government or is that also restricted?

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