You realize the cabin audio is background audio in that video -- edited to be much lower volume than the foreground narrator, right? Like, how about I share a video of a hellcat 0-60 but turn down the audio to 1% and…
99% agreed. Reserving 1% because I'd strike "lesser technical" from your final sentence. The misleading quote is simply not correct. It is misleading because it's not true. It says Confluence hosted in the cloud is not…
Anecdotally, yes, I eat less meat now for environmental reasons, and I think you're right to generalize. Especially in progressive cities and circles, meat and oil are in the same class. It's hip to eat veg, socially…
In Seattle I know many people who live on flat routes and don't bike. I don't think the hills are the main deterrent. Anecdotally, it sounds like fear factor (especially riding near cars) and sweat (even if office has a…
Ctrl+F "exploit", appears 24 times in this 13-paragraph article. > "Defining exploitation as being overcharged relative to the market value of a property" The ratio they've based their narrative on is called GRM (gross…
You realize the cabin audio is background audio in that video -- edited to be much lower volume than the foreground narrator, right? Like, how about I share a video of a hellcat 0-60 but turn down the audio to 1% and…
99% agreed. Reserving 1% because I'd strike "lesser technical" from your final sentence. The misleading quote is simply not correct. It is misleading because it's not true. It says Confluence hosted in the cloud is not…
Anecdotally, yes, I eat less meat now for environmental reasons, and I think you're right to generalize. Especially in progressive cities and circles, meat and oil are in the same class. It's hip to eat veg, socially…
In Seattle I know many people who live on flat routes and don't bike. I don't think the hills are the main deterrent. Anecdotally, it sounds like fear factor (especially riding near cars) and sweat (even if office has a…
Ctrl+F "exploit", appears 24 times in this 13-paragraph article. > "Defining exploitation as being overcharged relative to the market value of a property" The ratio they've based their narrative on is called GRM (gross…