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jdnenej
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7y ago
And the bazooka. In the later games you could use adjectives so you could have "flying shoes" that worked like a jetpack
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I find taking the bus to work quite relaxing. I can put on my noise cancelling headphones and rest for the whole trip
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7y ago
Why do that when this is such a minor issue that doesn't 99.9% of their users.
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7y ago
Someone at work has it and constantly complains about it because while using his phone for payments he has to look down at the phone for a while so it unlocks.
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7y ago
It's not just small bits of rubber you see on the side of the road, it's billions of rubber dust particles that come off the tires and blow in to the air giving you cancer.
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7y ago
What could be a more realistic option is electric velomobiles (a recumbent bike with an outer shell) which have a capacity of one person and a few bags. You get the benefit of weather protection and convenient speed while being extremely sa
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7y ago
The people I know from Melbourne absolutely love the trams as well and talk shit about how awful it is to get around Sydney
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7y ago
They can go through the bus lane. Usually when you design people centric streets you still leave a clearing big enough for vehicles to pass through, it's just they have to go very slow or have siren to alert everyone to move out of the
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7y ago
Do they really? It seems that most people have enough money that they can afford expensive phones regularly and to drive cars. They amount of luxury people consider the bare minimum to survive is quite high now.
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Pretty much. If the religious fundie really did want to be friends with everyone they would not personally attack the people they want to be friends with. I don't see why it should be required that anyone put up with this hate when the
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7y ago
Because they were not living below their means like the comment said. Either because they make only just enough money to survive or they spend it on luxurys
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7y ago
Are smoke grenades a legit thing outside of counter strike?
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7y ago
I wish Australia would steal it.
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7y ago
Is your scanner supported by SANE on linux? Some people have put a surprising amount of work creating Linux drivers for scanners
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7y ago
Our office has windows but they have had screws drilled through them so you cant open them. Apparently it was due to new safety regulations.
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7y ago
It would be fine if there was clear branding. For some reason manufacturerers refuse to list all of the modes supported even in the spec sheet. It's just "usb-c" sometimes it isn't even usb3. At most they will say if it
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7y ago
In spec devices will not have any issues. At worst your device will charger slower than it could. Unfortunately a lot of devices are out of spec like the Nintendo switch which can be damaged by an in spec charger.
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7y ago
You can add drag and drop quite easily if you use a library for it.
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It's incredible how the Australian government goes on endlessly about saving money but continues to ignore the fact that renewables are cheaper. Guess that's the power of political donations
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7y ago
Staged means presented and performed implying some kind of prior organisation. This only means fake in the context of something presented as unplanned.
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7y ago
The lack of IP law in china will allow them to progress much much faster.
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7y ago
The average American probably already eats enough calories to ride a bike to and from work multiple times a day.
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If they used open source the drivers could be mainlined and then you really could just drop one standard OS on it
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7y ago
There is an even better solution. Simply use open source firmware on these devices and this will not be an issue. It's much less effort to maintain one common firmware rather than a new one for every device.
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7y ago
Open source the in date software as well. All home router software is absolutely horrendous
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This could easily be solved by requiring that the disabled person first contact the company and explain how the site is not accessible and if the company refuses to provide a solution then you can sue. The idea being that it never gets to t
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7y ago
Have you tried Emacs?
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7y ago
They are still massive compared to a folded scooter
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Ebikes work really well. The only disadvantage I can think of is it's much harder to take a bike on public transport than a scooter so the escooter makes a better option for getting to the pt stop
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That would be mid day though. The times people are commuting by bike are mostly a lot cooler.
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