> non-standard (say parking cameras... Those are, and have been legally required, for several years in Canada because cars have gotten so big, and visibility so bad, people kept hitting (typically their own) toddlers.
Isn't this in part because so many cities need all the cash they can get to fund individually-insolvent infrastructure? [0] If the goal is to be able to maintain roads that can't pay for themselves by enabling revenue…
In case it's helpful for anyone else having the issue: mmv [0] means you only have to run the command once to rename every file. It's pretty fantastic. [0] https://ss64.com/bash/mmv.html
High gas prices are explicitly why I take transit and avoid driving. I have a car, but it works out to $10 CAD every day to drive to work - so I make the effort to get up a little earlier and take the train when I can.…
(Regarding Uber, not Lyft, but...) It would also make perfect sense to predict which customers are investigators in areas Uber is illegal, and avoid them. Which they did [0]. I would be shocked if they weren't giving…
Only if it's evenly distributed. Canada has a population of ~39 million, but most immigrants are settling in one of two major areas.
Even that's a false assumption IMO - Amazon has the advantage in that returns aren't all-or-nothing, they can instead be more granular about who they allow to return items.
A kid was stabbed to death on a bus last week. A lawyer will play a major role in whether his killer goes to jail. People are evicted, set free, imprisoned, and suffer serious economic setbacks (or not) based on…
Sounds like Southern Americans are going to be upset no matter what. The solution (as implied by TFA) is not stricter gun control. The solution is to change the culture in those areas with high gun violence. And if…
Sure, but a web-browser works well enough
> Historically, Apple execs including Tim Cook and Craig Federighi have staunchly opposed sideloading citing privacy and security reasons. Which is funny to me, because after flipping through the App Store for an email…
> Another benefit of cheap bus stops is under-utilized stops can be removed with less investment lost According to the public transit authority around here, if you remove a bus stop (due to, say, a drop in transit…
> On top of that, most of the US is made up of small towns that public transit wouldn't make any sense for. A significant percentage of Americans must regularly travel between a major city and a small town. That means…
Note parent also mentioned bus driver. 20 tonnes does not merely "bounce off someone's bumper"; 20 tonnes plus 70 passengers even less so, and all that's assuming it's only a 40-foot bus. Articulated buses are 60' here,…
The common theme in all the comments below yours, including mine, is those with much beyond a minimal number of Google Apps report "All's good on my device". That's why I started using OSM and the web version of Google…
> I am now able to create, rig and animate a character thats spit out from MJ in 2-3 days. Before, it took us several weeks in 3D Sounds like one artist in that studio is being let go, considering the studio is now…
Effectively, yes. Going ten over the limit here isn't "legal", per se, but it's not something you'll be pulled over for, so everyone does it. It's "legal".
Given at least one of yours has made it through elementary school, and we'll assume you're in-touch with what your children are reading in-class and for fun: do you recall any book your child brought home or read in…
That depends entirely upon who gets to define "End-to-end", and whether they are held to task for any inaccuracies in that definition
We still don't need landlords. Water is a requirement, so my government has built out the infrastructure, and provides the service at near-cost. Same with power, insurance, licensing for firearms and motor vehicles,…
Yeah, that nuclear winter when Russia launches nukes isn't much of a retirement, and savings won't help much unless you saved in non-perishable canned goods. Actually, wait. Sorry, that was the reason the previous…
The same way my brother learned to play guitar, despite the phrase "No matter what you do or how hard you try, odds are good a 10 year old in China can do it better".
> The statistics for long term ie 10+ year weight loss are abysmal Great - now do cigarettes. If you'd prefer to skip the math though, the CDC states "Fewer than one in ten adult cigarette smokers succeed in quitting…
Are you not? When I was a lad I ate four dozen eggs every morning to help me get large. And now that I'm grown I eat five dozen eggs (so I'm roughly the size of a barn).
Hell, I'd say mental state instead of illness. Being happy-go-lucky tends to be self-reinforcing in some, or we could use whomever we know that's a "Glass half full" kind of person as our example.
> non-standard (say parking cameras... Those are, and have been legally required, for several years in Canada because cars have gotten so big, and visibility so bad, people kept hitting (typically their own) toddlers.
Isn't this in part because so many cities need all the cash they can get to fund individually-insolvent infrastructure? [0] If the goal is to be able to maintain roads that can't pay for themselves by enabling revenue…
In case it's helpful for anyone else having the issue: mmv [0] means you only have to run the command once to rename every file. It's pretty fantastic. [0] https://ss64.com/bash/mmv.html
High gas prices are explicitly why I take transit and avoid driving. I have a car, but it works out to $10 CAD every day to drive to work - so I make the effort to get up a little earlier and take the train when I can.…
(Regarding Uber, not Lyft, but...) It would also make perfect sense to predict which customers are investigators in areas Uber is illegal, and avoid them. Which they did [0]. I would be shocked if they weren't giving…
Only if it's evenly distributed. Canada has a population of ~39 million, but most immigrants are settling in one of two major areas.
Even that's a false assumption IMO - Amazon has the advantage in that returns aren't all-or-nothing, they can instead be more granular about who they allow to return items.
A kid was stabbed to death on a bus last week. A lawyer will play a major role in whether his killer goes to jail. People are evicted, set free, imprisoned, and suffer serious economic setbacks (or not) based on…
Sounds like Southern Americans are going to be upset no matter what. The solution (as implied by TFA) is not stricter gun control. The solution is to change the culture in those areas with high gun violence. And if…
Sure, but a web-browser works well enough
> Historically, Apple execs including Tim Cook and Craig Federighi have staunchly opposed sideloading citing privacy and security reasons. Which is funny to me, because after flipping through the App Store for an email…
> Another benefit of cheap bus stops is under-utilized stops can be removed with less investment lost According to the public transit authority around here, if you remove a bus stop (due to, say, a drop in transit…
> On top of that, most of the US is made up of small towns that public transit wouldn't make any sense for. A significant percentage of Americans must regularly travel between a major city and a small town. That means…
Note parent also mentioned bus driver. 20 tonnes does not merely "bounce off someone's bumper"; 20 tonnes plus 70 passengers even less so, and all that's assuming it's only a 40-foot bus. Articulated buses are 60' here,…
The common theme in all the comments below yours, including mine, is those with much beyond a minimal number of Google Apps report "All's good on my device". That's why I started using OSM and the web version of Google…
> I am now able to create, rig and animate a character thats spit out from MJ in 2-3 days. Before, it took us several weeks in 3D Sounds like one artist in that studio is being let go, considering the studio is now…
Effectively, yes. Going ten over the limit here isn't "legal", per se, but it's not something you'll be pulled over for, so everyone does it. It's "legal".
Given at least one of yours has made it through elementary school, and we'll assume you're in-touch with what your children are reading in-class and for fun: do you recall any book your child brought home or read in…
That depends entirely upon who gets to define "End-to-end", and whether they are held to task for any inaccuracies in that definition
We still don't need landlords. Water is a requirement, so my government has built out the infrastructure, and provides the service at near-cost. Same with power, insurance, licensing for firearms and motor vehicles,…
Yeah, that nuclear winter when Russia launches nukes isn't much of a retirement, and savings won't help much unless you saved in non-perishable canned goods. Actually, wait. Sorry, that was the reason the previous…
The same way my brother learned to play guitar, despite the phrase "No matter what you do or how hard you try, odds are good a 10 year old in China can do it better".
> The statistics for long term ie 10+ year weight loss are abysmal Great - now do cigarettes. If you'd prefer to skip the math though, the CDC states "Fewer than one in ten adult cigarette smokers succeed in quitting…
Are you not? When I was a lad I ate four dozen eggs every morning to help me get large. And now that I'm grown I eat five dozen eggs (so I'm roughly the size of a barn).
Hell, I'd say mental state instead of illness. Being happy-go-lucky tends to be self-reinforcing in some, or we could use whomever we know that's a "Glass half full" kind of person as our example.