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perhaps if the "modern" car wasn't such a shitshow the accident wouldn't have happened in the first place
no one in the industry could have believed that
other countries would be wise to adopt that, but there is zero chance of that happening.
how can massively buying hardware that will have to be thrown away in a few years be a "good" bubble in the sense of being a lasting infrastructure investment?
on one hand they claim chronic or recurring inflammation is THE big health problem, and if we could it under control everything we'd be much healthier.
on the other hand there are messages like inflammation is good for your body because it keeps it working and e.g. the reason vegetables are so healthy is because they are basically indigestible and therefore cause mild inflammation, ergo good.
so what is it now? or are there different kinds of inflammation?
"Error An unknown error has occurred."
has this been tested on Safari?
if a see a snake (yawning or otherwise) i'll definitely not yawn.
puking, screaming or running would be more likely.
incidentally i found some LEDs to be extremely annoying but the flicker would sometimes just disappear on its own or after turning off and on the light switch. what could cause this?
what is considered "acceptable risk" has completely changed in the past few decades.
useful or interesting stuff has zero chances in the marketplace even if you spend millions on marketing. you can put in on github for free maybe.
it is idiotic (facebook, tiktop, instagram, cat videos, etc) or harmful stuff (all the evil companies) that make the big money.
remotedev would be a better name
i'd pay not to own Miele
why should protecting my belongings from thieves be illegal?
> You shouldn't go get back your belongings from a thief anyways.
you can also send the police to the thieves if you know where they are
seriously, there are like 10 stalkers worldwide but 2 billion thieves. most likely any stalking story was made up by thieves because they hate if people get their stuff back...
thats because App Store review is a.) random and b.) they play favorites so the same rules don't apply to everyone
we got rejected because of "Mac*" in the name. we pointed them to a dozen others that had it, where it seemingly was no problem. didn't help.
1.) a "long" story is still only like 20 sentences 2.) a real translation for each sentence is nice but often you are still left wondering what each word means. a "word by word" literal translation would be more useful either as an option or additionally. or the ability to click on any word and see the translation (bonus points for the declinations / conjugations too)
yet, if you look at all people and companies that have grown extremely rich extremely quickly, there is one very common factor: they didn't take money out of the company, but reinvested every single penny. thats the way you can outgrow your competition which doesn't do the same thing. failing businesses are often those that paid too much to their owners.
I am totally interested in the USA mainly due to them being so very welcoming to foreigners and migrants