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I’m 196cm tall and can’t use one handed. It is ridiculous. Bring back normal sized iPhones.
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Notes is amazing. Autocompleting equations, converting jpg to pdf and various other admin chores. The seamless cloud sync between devices is much appreciated too.
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Yes, but also, for Andrew to have behaved this way, a lot more people than him had to be involved. It appears they get no sanction.
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> Europe is prosecuting the Epstein Pedos. Are they? Price Andrew got a name change, but hasn’t had any real penalty to date. He had the Queen protecting him. Mandelson probably will end up in court but it won’t be for anything related t
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Black Mirror.
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The key point in the whole saga is that overwhelming US strength has failed. The Iranians control the strait. This wasn’t a problem for the military, it was a problem for diplomats, as previous US governments knew.
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For any fellow idiot following behind, the below error means you haven't paid for the game in Steam. > "ERROR! Failed to install app '2732960' (No subscription)" This is of course mentioned in the read me.
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> because of a performance review my engineering licence would be revoked and I would be kicked out of the industry. Does this happen because train companies just decided to care or because regulators got involved? I believe it was the l
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> Yes! It's infuriating. No, it’s good. When they stop doing this, it’ll be harder spot the machine slop.
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> the hate on these is entirely self-interested I’ve never before considered altruistic hate versus self interested hate. I’ve a foot in both camps over scooter noise and fumes, but do love a good Vespa.
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> a superior machine in every aspect. Style?
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Possibly the coolest thing I’ve ever seen was a guy coming up to an intersection on a Vespa. Somehow he chucked it sideways and skidded down the lane scrubbing off speed, then straightened up, split the lanes and hit the front as the light
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This sort of thing? The bars look like an 80s bmx. https://cdn.pixabay.com/photo/2021/12/27/23/50/motorcycle-68...
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Air strikes? Where was this?
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The Sprint also does an electric model too when I look around that site. https://www.vespa.com/it_IT/modelli/sprint/sprint-s-elettric...
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> I happily drove an EV car before for multiple years, until I moved to NYC and stopped driving Having followed a similar path, the lifestyle upgrade of moving to an EV, then abandoning car dependant commuting use is great. In the pourin
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You’re likely thinking of the old 2 strokes - the newer ones are much of a muchness with other 4 stroke motos.
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A friend races Vespas. They are apparently well suited to tuning (perhaps being poorly tuned from factory?), and power is much increased. The noise seems to go up vastly. He has to re-weld the frame from time to time due to the cracks that
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I found the tram tracks more alarming than the pedestrians, but I was on those hire bikes which top out at about 25kmh and are like riding a brick.
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It’s not a separate topic though, as this article shows. A closed loop system can still mess up the water supply, because (in this case) it wasn’t fully closed.
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I could be wrong here, but I can’t see any way of viewing old notifications. It isn’t hard to accidentally dismiss one then wonder what it was. Why there isn’t there an interface for looking back? Edit: below it says there are emails and no
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I got our dog up to 35-40kmh when he chased me on a bike one day, and he maintained it for quite a while. If it’s outrunning a dog, it’s moving quick.
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> substance itself is not what kills you - it's the dose Doesn’t that apply to every single thing that exists?
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The more I learn about horses the more they seem like a creature that’s continually trying to die - and humans get to try and stop them succeeding.
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One of the rare situations where someone wants a bit of retard?
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Sorry, I only just saw this and it’s been too long and I can’t.
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> Also, where I live its against the law to record people without their consent In public? How does this work in practice? There are so many uses for cameras and avoiding showing people would be impossible. Eg dash cams, security cameras
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Physically or psychologically? This platform will allow new opportunities - previously it was just organising a genocide, now you can have a first person view.
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I had to Google it. It’s a goodie. ‘Proper tea is theft’
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Do you grind it like you would coffee?
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