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https://www.computer.org/education/code-of-ethics
Copyright 1999. I was taught ethics in my college work, so clearly everyone else just ignores it like they do for the various other fields where there is an ethics code. People suck.
Now I'm no nuclear scientist so please be forgiving with that description, but that's how I understand them to work :)
I can't even begin to explain how an SSD works, but I know there are no moving parts besides electrons.
edit: moved the "(ideally)"
Also, deciding to not do something positive because other people are still doing something negative somewhere else is a shitty argument.
https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/stelprdb53637...
Vehicles must yield to pedestrians in cross-walks in just about or all states it seems. I didn't read every single one in that PDF but i skimmed it.
In some states:
"Vehicles must yield to pedestrian in crosswalk on vehicle’s half of road or close to it. Pedestrians must not step off curb and into path of vehicle when vehicle does not have time to stop"
Mon dieu. What witchcraft have you invoked to keep that working for so long? Surely not on the same computer for all these years? I feel like MS Office was total garbage until they hit v2013.
That's what your argument sounds like.
You can get used Nissan Leaf's in the price-range you're wanting. In Spokane tho I guess...
https://www.cars.com/for-sale/searchresults.action/?dealerTy...
Or used Prius's in Missoula:
https://www.missoulanissan.com/VehicleSearchResults?search=p...
edit: I am genuinely curious about the $5K car good for 100K miles.
edit: I'm trying to ask a question; and I should add, it is my understanding that's how profit is defined. Why would this be downvoted? Do I really have to paste a definition of profit in here?