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if it's so safe why is it banned from many european countries for safety concerns?

modern cars are literally designed to deform on impact to keep the passengers safe. they're called "crumple zones" and they exist to dissipate kinetic energy to keep everybody involved safer. adding "more rigidity" isn't serving any meaningful purpose.

Truly the peak of 2020s antisocial car design. The car looks designed to plow through other vehicles, barriers, and pedestrians without slowing down to count the bodies. "Bulletproof bodypanels" is only a selling point on a mass production car if you routinely piss people off enough to make them grab iron. Folks who need pickup trucks for the utility they provide have stuck with trucks that are actually fit for purpose. It was a way to signal to the world that you had extremely poor judgement and low standards.

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This was my observation too; I assume 11.0.0.0 is windows 11? because my windows 10 mspaint doesn't even match that numbering format.

brother it is the executive branch that isn't following the constitution. if your house is on fire you don't say "oh no! curtains are burning!"

They are doing exactly what they are being asked to do. There's nothing rogue about what they are doing. They are following orders.

well, they certainly aren't advertising it, are they?

meta employees will look at this and think that their job isn't political. what a j o k e.

...And I still can't buy Andor Season 2 on blu-ray. coincidence?

no, lol, a totally different one

hilarious that the sort of comment you predicted was at the top of the page when i got here.

funny you think cops are supposed to actually solve crimes.

> I have not actually read the paper. In fact, there are three closely related papers [TC26a], [TC26b], [TC26c], and I have not read any of them. I tried, but soon gave up. The math(s) dump does not appear to be strong on exposition. Instead, I asked Fable to explain [TC26a] to me. Fable seems to understand the argument and thinks that it is correct.

this does not feel like a healthy place to be

who do you think controls it? it's not a secret, they trade on the stock market

ofc it's not the singular reason, but it does feel like the past 3 years have been silicon valley brain geniuses really stepping on the gas w/r/t datacenter buildup instead of using those big brains to figure out how to reduce single use plastics or whatever. like, we know climate change is real. and yet these giant powerhungry buildings, using so much compute they literally cause shortages on the consumer market, are continuously being built to unclear ends.

Obviously nobody wants this, but if i cant ask my chatbot what it thinks of the texts my wife sends me we'd be lost as a civilization.

is the trend of increasing weekly downloads not itself meaningful?

is that good

oh no haha don't target the data centers that are destroying our climate that would make me soooo mad ;)

This is why i chop down all the peach trees at the end of a harvest. If they get too big they might start wanting more water and fertilizer; it's much simpler to treat them as interchangeable saplings.

damn, maybe we should limit how much people can donate? oh, that already exists, just not for corporations? cool. cool cool cool.

not by the state, however. important distinction.

_strongly_ pro-crime

happy fourth of july everybody!

while we're at it, i would love to see criminal politicians suffer consequences. feels like a huge L to give a pardon to nixon; set a horrible precedent.

I asked a bird about my father's potential prostate cancer. It gave extremely good advice.

yeah, if you're morally willing to shove children out of towers a lot of things can become possibilities.

Maybe turning cars into gigantic computers on wheels was a bad thing? more study required.

beautifully done.