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Tokkemon
4y ago
Well they abolished debtor's prisons a while ago...
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4y ago
What if we raid some more islands for bird poop?
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4y ago
Austin McConnell has a wonderful video all about this story. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7H5kFGEyUw
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4y ago
We also lived through 9/11 at a very formative time, which didn't help matters.
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4y ago
Yeah, because that's more reliable data.
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4y ago
Sounds like fourth-rate Philip Glass.
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4y ago
A part of this story is how during Andy Byford's tenure, one of the biggest thrusts to his work was to fix this problem. He aggressively started studying and revising the timers to speed trains up, and it seemed to have worked. Of cour
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4y ago
Sure, but the New York Subway is the most interlined metro system in the world. You have to essentially change everything at once, or at least go trunk line by trunk line, or run two separate systems concurrently. None of which are easy opt
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Tokkemon
4y ago
Amazing. Thanks for sharing!
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4y ago
Joke's on you, I still have my old bimetalic strip Honeywell.
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4y ago
I grew up in a prewar house in EastVan but the neighborhood had a lot of these houses around it, usually filled with East Asian or Indian immigrants. Taking the Skytrain was so fun as a kid. It was certainly a unique experience. The big cul
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4y ago
Yeah, I work in software development for an app with a large user base from over 20 years. This would never work, mostly because the demands of the users not only keep changing, but we constantly have ways to improve the core functionality
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4y ago
This gets to the point of the largest pipes on a pipe organ, the 32' and 64' pedal stops. There's only two "true" 64' pedal stops in the world, one of which is in Atlantic City's Boardwalk Hall. You can he
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4y ago
Yes, I, too, hate myself.
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4y ago
That's nice!
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Tokkemon
4y ago
This is so much fun. Amazing!
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4y ago
That's not why they fell out of style, though. The main reason is they're difficult to play well (at least compared to the modern flute), and they aren't loud enough. Recorders can't compete against other woodwinds or or
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4y ago
Ok but a Tacoma is excessive in the extreme. Driving a truck that size means you're compensating for something.
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4y ago
It's so easy because not having a license functionally cuts you out of any sort of economic or social activity except for a very small sliver of people who live in transit-rich cities like New York and Boston. America's car cultur
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4y ago
There it is. Stop.
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Tokkemon
4y ago
Yes, but traveling by air as an obese person is invariably uncomfortable, not only physically but mentally too.
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Tokkemon
4y ago
Can confirm, this is definitely a problem and it's getting worse.
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Tokkemon
4y ago
There's always the Nissan Rogue Sport, the smaller Rogue version.
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4y ago
Well, I live in the burbs and have a kid in his carseat in the back, plus stroller and groceries. Not to mention I'm a rather large man and when we last looked for cars I literally couldn't fit into a lot of them, I need more spac
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4y ago
Right! Jira's pretty great. Sure it's clunky sometimes, especially with it's bastardized version of SQL, but whatever, it's non-coder friendly.
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4y ago
Thank you for thoroughly othering me. I didn't do anything to you.
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4y ago
Ah, commonsense."news", the Bari Weiss platform. Excuse me while I go elsewhere for reliable news.
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4y ago
You know perfectly well that we don't have $394 million in cash!
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5y ago
Amazing!
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5y ago
Most of this is great, but I'm calling BS on the Tchaikovsky example. Yes, there's been multiple historical spellings of his name, and to be absolutely accurate you would use the Cyrillic. However, the vast, vast majority of use c
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