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Does this make a case for pro-Federal-Government? What would a libertarian say about how a society would prevent these types of accidents?

You sound like you have enough close relationships to sustain you.

Another "If ya can't beat'em, join'em."?

Google Maps in Oakland took me straight up Fruitvale headed east....which, if you've ever biked it, is a disaster. Yes, it's a "bike lane", but it's shared with cars and suuuuper busy.

Google should be smart enough to know that there is co-mingled car/bike traffic and safely route my bike away from the cars.

I'm anti 2A for everyone, but that's shouting into a hurricane until we have fewer guns than humans in the US.

I'd be curious to see how the software accounts for a self-fulfilling prophecy of "you always find what you are looking for".

If we were to do a New Deal-type shift away from the military industrial complex, could the National Guard be pointed at cleaning up "litter" like this? Corps of Engineer-type work being pointed at infrastructure cleanup, which includes cultivating and caring for natural resources, seems like a fantastic use of tax dollars.

My copy of Manufacturing Consent has yet to be opened. I need to get into it, as people keep referencing it regularly.

Thank you for "Tzkrieg".

Most companies I've worked at fail at the fundamentals in PP. If you can't do the fundamentals, no way to do more.

I play on a 44" 4K Visio and it was okay at 30fps with a 1080p, but I was using the "lower quality" input. When I went from input #1 to #5, boom, 60fps and gorgeous.

Very cool analogy about the beakers and equipment. Something I never considered.

True. You'd need to see transactions per customer-in-store or some other leveling metric...not just customer ready to pay.

Costco is fantastic at everything...except the checkout process.

Checking in. Spent 6 years at X and this sounds interesting.

Checking in. I'll be back with a refreshed resume in the morning.

This sounds very bad.

It should be all or nothing control, at least that way people will not become marginally complacent, just out of practice (although most drivers can not drive for a month and drive again no problem).

True. Tesla also claims to not really advertise.

Well, spinning hyperbole that fires up the clickbait is definitely effective advertising.

Would the "click all fire hydrants" type be easier to program and add accessibility support?

US doesn't have many protections for consumers. We are the country of companies and the populace doesn't have a real voice, just a fake one.

Knowing about France is equivalent to knowing about California.

US states behave a lot like EU members and knowing many US states is not indicative of anything.

It's purly cultural, driven by consumerism. Buy a nalgene....we can do better.

People should know that they are going to get thirsty at some point.

18 months to 10 years, according to the first Google response.

I see no reason regulation to enforce like a 6-month breakdown time on a product. Seems very sensible.

They shouldn't be able to release products that are unhealthy for the environment.

Fellowship is a thing. Tabletop gaming is the closest thing I can think of to a similar motivation, but for the non-religious.

Humans need chill hangs.

Tarrifs are also a tax.

Aww man that was great. Thanks for sharing.

They were on their feet most of the day.

I'm still on Witcher 3. Hopefully it will last until Cyberpunk 2077..

In sports, it is always fairly clear who contributes to a win, and to what degree.

In my experience, business do a horrible job of measuring performance. It's 95% subjective.

Aw man I love the Fuji and never tried a honeycrisp. Are they really similar?