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Love this, but is it just me or can it not read the location data embedded in images?

It still isn't true when I took Amtrak back in August. Maybe it's just that one route, or that the train was sold out?

And also https://geotastic.net for a free alternative

Poorer households are actually the majority of users in Los Angeles [1].

I suspect this isn't the case in many other American cities, because

a. Transit is a luxury good, raising prices and gentrifying an area

b. Transit is the easiest to build to close places (from the CBD), which are often rich

c. Poorer communities just aren't a priority for most cities, at least not until recently.

Anecdotally, in Europe the modal split is probably more even.

[1] https://pedestrianobservations.com/2018/11/11/meme-weeding-l...

I am aware of that. But I didn't buy a proton version, I bought a Linux version.

No longer if you were playing on Linux

The linked blog post has some details: https://lichess.org/@/thibault/blog/lichess-on-scala3-help-n...

> literally the richest person on Earth

Not anymore https://www.bbc.com/news/business-63963239

The neighborhood was safe, but the cop made the strawman argument that the kid could've been kidnapped for a sex trafficking Ring Downtown

wasnt that one chevrolet

According to the top commentator that's exactly why it's happening

On my pixel 4a there's a "critical security" update available for download. (Current patch level is one month old)

I will try to exploit before and after downloading.

It doesn't get decrypted. The data is still safe after a reboot. That's presumably why the phone hangs for the author after a reboot. Although some comments have said Android itself loads (and I guess also the launcher) but they can't really do anything

Urban Heat Island effect for one. The dark pavement stores heat and raises the temperature of the surrounding area

Most Garmin watches fit your formula

Worse, this is like Amazon charging you everytime you add a new address

Berlin uses a different system in the older parts of the city

https://googlemapsmania.blogspot.com/2016/04/the-berlin-hous...

This is exactly what city planners call the missing middle in the US. There's skyscrapers, and two blocks over you have single family suburbs.

If it wouldn't be for political opposition most cities, undoubtedly, would upzone (permit higher density) areas near downtown and other hubs, but even in "progressive" cities progress is slow because of opposition of the people who currently live there (commonly called NIMBY's)

You can still buy DJI drones. It's only that the military can't anymore

It certainly seems this way. But something must've changed later on, otherwise Musk wouldn't have tried to buy Twitter.

Now I need to know if this is also satire or if I need to start learning Japanese

Here's a hilarious article from the New York Times, in 1894.

https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1894/08/12/106...

They blame biking for everything from insanity to killing pedestrians at random.

There's a few snippets the twitter thread could include lol

SunRail is high speed rail? Something tells me your claim of the Chinese system is just as credible as the SunRail one...

Those diesel engines are crazy strong. You feel the earth around you rumble when one of them rolls by.

Everything but the last idea seem very annoying, prone to failure and highly battery-draining

Not just that, the worldle guy also invented r/place

Much safer? Only for the person inside the metal box. Pedestrian deatgs have been rising for years now, thanks to bigger and heavier cars.

There has to be some middle ground for safety inside and on the outside.

Poor is exactly what it is. The converter is so broken, that a space in the wrong place will cause it to not work. IIRC something like 5m to ft works but not 5 m to ft

oh wow that's very impressive

How did you deal with keeping yourself hydrated and filled? Did you drink caffeine to keep yourself awake?

I would love to try something similar when I'm in a new city once

I don't like planning walks. In fact I think it's best to just go out and see where curiosity leads you. This only really works in urban environments, but then you can also drop the supplies and instead just take money with you.