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ohples
6y ago
Also, don't forget. Crash tests (in the US atleast) don't measure safety for non-occupants, ie pedestrians, other car users.
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ohples
6y ago
Great send me a link to your code. I want to browse it real quick and look over it, before I pull it. Oh wait, git over ssh doesn't show a web view.
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ohples
6y ago
Something something socialism, something bootstraps.
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6y ago
web ring...thats a word I have not heard in a long time.
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6y ago
This message brought to you by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
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6y ago
Most hotels don't have central air per say, at least in the room. Each room has one of those standalone units usually near the window. I can't find the clip right now but in one of NY Gov Cuomo's briefings they had an guy fro
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6y ago
I wish that were the case but there are minimum parking laws in place in a lot of place that prevents that. And yes most cities I've been to tend not to charge for parking at night or on the weekends.
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6y ago
Buses and delivery truck don't need giant parking lots, which can't be used for anything else.
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6y ago
Maybe if we didn't have to spend billions of dollars per year maintaining an unsustainable highway system we could maybe do something about those needles. And we not just talking gas tax, billions has been stolen from the general fund
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6y ago
Not just that, living (or just being in) a city with cars is also terrible. Its lose lose for everyone.
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6y ago
As a member of that anti-car crowd, I think most of us would be happy with just banishing cars from city and most residential centers. We want to make cars an option, not a requirement. Having too many cars also starts to encroach on other
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6y ago
My guess is it might stick around on lower end iPads for a bit. That and Macs which don't even have face id yet. Even if it comes to higher end Macs it will probably be absent from lower end ones.
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7y ago
From my understanding, this structure already exists in some form, where a hiring hall is used. Essentially, workers are employees of the the union, and are contracted out to companies as needed. The union typically handles qualifications,
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7y ago
IMHO On a laptop there isn't' much benefit . But on a monitor >= 32 inch it's great
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7y ago
I think it's more accurate to say CollegeHumor is no longer a going concern.
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7y ago
> Any of these should result in an immediate ban on your license for a long time. Although I agree the reason this has (and may never) happen is that (atleast in America) we have been forced in a world where cars are basically required
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7y ago
Wrong. People commiting to renewables early drive and support the market, which overtime drives down prices due to more and more people improving the tech and manufacturing process, which is what leads to the prices to come down.
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7y ago
Not sure how effective it is, but it's possible to collect methane from landfill and use it to generate heat and electricity. From my understanding the emission from burning it are way better then just letting it leak into the air. My
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7y ago
No they have policies against paying for those concerts or golf games.
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7y ago
That's a good one, thanks!
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7y ago
This is an interesting video that talks about the issues facing the German car industry with the move to EV. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcXjVxaKzv4 One of the things they talk about that I find interesting is how diffe
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7y ago
From my understanding there is no reason a OS level resolver library can't support DoH, I am surpised we haven't seen whatever Linux uses add support for it. Or maybe it did and I missed it.
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7y ago
It's for blog cred https://xkcd.com/730/
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7y ago
Because it's git. It's obscure by design.
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7y ago
I tried to get something delivered to my office (I work in a office tower in the downtown of a city). We have a loading dock, logistics team, etc. Normally Fedex, UPS, etc work out the details to get the code to access the loading dock, etc
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7y ago
Are you talking about turning smartphones into mesh network routers? I would imagine this would kill your battery rather quickly. Also, it would probably require rooting the phone to install the necessary routing software. There are a whole
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7y ago
I have even seen on some airlines (Alaska) that are doing away with seat backs screens on newer flights you can pay to rent a tablet if you don't already have one, want an extra one, etc.
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7y ago
What's with all the dumping? Is it hard to get rid of trash in LA, or have people just stopped caring?
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7y ago
For free mind you (at least in this case)
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7y ago
Hmm, XForwarding Wireshark is one of the only reasons I use XForwarding, I should see what this can do.
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