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chgs
2y ago
One is due to the carelessness of the driver. The other is due to a failure in the car.
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chgs
2y ago
are torrents no longer available in a high bitrate capacity?
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chgs
2y ago
People who lock the key in the car with the child. Not remotely the same.
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chgs
2y ago
Put kid in back seat. Close door. Open front door. Get in. What do you do?
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chgs
2y ago
So higher density means fewer cars per person and more reason to have a congestion charge
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chgs
2y ago
During lockdown most hotels were closed, I ended up staying near Blackfriars and riding my Brompton to the west end. Very peaceful without so many taxis and vans and even it seemed fewer buses. But then the city is hardly bustling on a Sund
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chgs
2y ago
On the other hand if a bridge in front of you collapses, the slower you got the more chance of stopping in time
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chgs
2y ago
It’s about 8 square miles - in Manhattan that would be about the area below 42nd street
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chgs
2y ago
Farming is about 1% of gdp in the west. So you’re talking half an hour per week on average.
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chgs
2y ago
It will certainly be dragon. What will be hilarious is if starship collects the starliner capsule in a couple of years and returns it to earth.
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chgs
2y ago
The majority in the west value their time as basically zero. They’d rather watch 20 minutes of adverts an hour than pay a couple of dollars. The cost of advertising on the Super Bowl is about $8/hour, so not only are people selling g t
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chgs
2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Too_cheap_to_meter
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chgs
2y ago
Could you point to an example of the eu enforcing its laws on a non eu entity? If google don’t want to be subject to the gdpr they don’t have to do business in europe. Howver their business is abusing the data of eu citizens, while getting
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chgs
2y ago
I don’t believe the eu has ever tried to enforce EU laws outside the EU. Only the US and some dictatorships seem to do that.
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chgs
2y ago
Of course some counties decide their laws are to be applied globally. Ask Dimitri Skylarov. Or Kim Dotcom.
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chgs
2y ago
Been using this for decades. One forum I frequent has just upgraded. I think it uses xenforo, but things like [quote] have worked fine. Some things (quite, spoiler, but strike through too for example) have always been tricky to find in the
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chgs
2y ago
These things happen. A couple of months ago there were major problems. East Africa to Europe comms because of multiple failures. Not everything is a conspiracy or enemy actio. Sometimes it’s just bad luck.
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chgs
2y ago
The largest organisations are the trillion dollar ones we interact with every day, not the eu or even the German or us governments .
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chgs
2y ago
That’s sounds brilliant. I typed “memory alpha” on the search page you linked to. Exception raised in Racket code at response generation time: json-pointer-value: contract violation Cest La vie. On desktop fandom is fine, ublo
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chgs
2y ago
I’m not convinced anyone described monopoly as fun
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2y ago
There is no way to provide a public transport service from the village 9 miles away with 4,000 people to my village of 150 at 2145 on a Friday night. It would have to literally be a taxi going out and back to transport one person.
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chgs
2y ago
“ Mousehole are the only correctly placed and named cities in the UK” Had to smile at the ideal of household being a city!
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chgs
2y ago
Pretty much everywhere you look is wrong, it’s deliberately wrong
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chgs
2y ago
Related Tom Scott https://youtu.be/hr03xF08qoU?si=XfI-yJSQ6A28QWTm
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chgs
2y ago
One department in my cops y does this - you authenticate once with your standard company wide oidc integration (which has instant JML), and you get a key for 20 hours (enough for even the longest shift but not enough that you don’t need to
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chgs
2y ago
The rocket performed perfectly. It just landed on the wrong planet.
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2y ago
And int he uk the highest speed limit is 70, and in busy areas it’s usually 60 or 50 on highways from average speed camera enforcement of variable speed limits. In towns it’s 30 and there’s plenty of cameras, for speed, red lights, bus lane
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chgs
2y ago
We’ve had speed cameras for decades in the UK without problems. I speed constantly yet had been caught twice in 25 years of driving.
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chgs
2y ago
Ahh the “pre-existing” conditions lines again. Let’s party like it’s 2020!!
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chgs
2y ago
If old tech had done it 5 years ago then that would have been newsworthy. The first jet flight across the Atlantic was newsworthy. The 837th isn’t.
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