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841.
by bagels 3y ago
No, you must retreat to your designated free speech zone.
842.
by bagels 3y ago
More weight if you're in the 5th District. It doesn't set precedent in other districts.
843.
by bagels 3y ago
People have been hit by meteorites (which of course are more plentiful currently): https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/only-person-ever-h ...
844.
by bagels 3y ago
What happens when the power goes out when your car is not charged, or if you want to drive somewhere during a power outage?
845.
by bagels 3y ago
"It's been an over 40 year project"
846.
by bagels 3y ago
Why don't you just let us in on the secret instead of cryptically referring to what I assume is some conspiracy channel?
847.
by bagels 3y ago
I've used a few adaptive cruise controls that will not maintain a great enough following distance to come to a complete stop in the following distance (eg, in the case that the car in front of you swerves out of the lane revealing an o
848.
by bagels 3y ago
Yes, I know. The GP comment was arguing for every person for themselves on this stuff.
849.
by bagels 3y ago
I'm always protective of the visibility of my boarding pass and id at the airport. There is enough info on there (name + confirmation number) for someone to change or cancel your flight.
850.
by bagels 3y ago
At the cost of rats everywhere? I guess it works. At least I have an alternate explanation for why it's tolerated, even though I don't think this is a serious response.
851.
by bagels 3y ago
They're already in the environment, and will continue to contaminate water even if they are no longer manufactured.
852.
by bagels 3y ago
Re: just stop using them and companies will stop manufacturing them Why can't we have the government we pay for with taxes help all of us with this? I don't know what products have/don't have PFAS in them, as it's d
853.
by bagels 3y ago
I don't have a child, and don't know how much a child's uniform or excursion costs. Why not price it in dollars?
854.
by bagels 3y ago
Source? Quick Google turns up ~89% from Statistia: https://www.statista.com/statistics/187127/number-of-occupat...
855.
by bagels 3y ago
What do you mean by "keep people honest", and how does remote work achieve it?
856.
by bagels 3y ago
Not being sarcastic. Every other place I've been uses containers (wheeled bins, cans, dumpsters) to prevent rats and to make collection cheaper. What is the purpose of piles?
857.
by bagels 3y ago
I was surprised when I visited to see piles of garbage left out on the sidewalks, seemingly with no purpose other than to breed rats.
858.
by bagels 3y ago
Lists price, but doesn't state the term (monthly, yearly, etc.)
859.
by bagels 3y ago
If the table is in silicon, you can avoid this. Not sure if that is done in practice though.
860.
by bagels 3y ago
I think that bitbucket offers this out of the box on their CI product (pipelines)
861.
by bagels 3y ago
I would love to own one for the short 1-2 mile trips to shops and the hardware store, but alas, these are not legal to drive in the US (safety & crash testing standards), and it's especially illegal in California if they are gas po
862.
by bagels 3y ago
They are not all losing money.
863.
by bagels 3y ago
The title of the article is "Bradford pear trees..." which seems to be the accepted name.
864.
by bagels 3y ago
They need a better name that conveys their vile nature. I love pears. Why are people so upset about a pear tree I initially thought?
865.
by bagels 3y ago
Governments employ armies of hackers who just may work usual working days and hours. I'm sure some of them don't, but some of them probably do.
866.
by bagels 3y ago
Why does xz need new features at this point?
867.
by bagels 3y ago
Iowa has some of the most polluted rivers because they completely kowtow to farmers who, apparently, don't care that they are completely ruining the environment or their own state's drinking water. It isn't new, but this is a
868.
by bagels 3y ago
A bunch of stacked boxes are really ambiguous. Did someone stack them there on accident, or as a prank?
869.
by bagels 3y ago
Sure. I'm wondering if there is a specific law that was broken here. It seems to me that it might be beneficial if there were some legal protection against this sort of act.
870.
by bagels 3y ago
One involves making unauthorized access, the other does not.

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