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Have you tried it? They're truly a wonderful place for cyclists.
(well at least back in 2001, no idea how is it now)
Yup, THIS. Right. there.
Thank you.
Being new to the place, we tend to notice things that other people already took for granted.
Why didn't they stepped unknowingly into car's lane - but did so into bike's lane?
It's all in the design.
I love cycling, been cycling for 25+ years, including commuting to my office via (beautiful) cycling path at Birmingham canals.
But when I visited Amsterdam, of course I don't have my bike there, so I went anywhere using Uber, and walking around - and that's when I noticed that:
It's really scary to be a pedestrian in Amsterdam.
In a lot of places, the cyclist path is on the same surface with the pedestrian path. Of course it's separated with lanes (read: paint job on the surface) - but we are on the same surface, next to another.
Several times I was almost hit by the cyclists, I'm pretty sure I was on my / pedestrian's path, but I almost got hit anyway. A lot of the cyclists are cycling in a very high speed.
That was a new feeling & experience for me, and I didn't like it.
I hope the situation will become better for the pedestrians.
But there's still problem with Facebook - echo chamber algorithm, it traps people in their own bubble world
I once tried to like just funny posts. In just a week, nearly all contents in my timeline are jokes and funny posts
Now that's scary.
So as others already said - book time for yourself, every day, and do some exercise.
It will help with your burnout, and make you healthier at the same time.
Source: same thing happened to me - and some wikipedia articles
https://twitter.com/michaelharriot/status/143206991839719424...
https://twitter.com/michaelharriot/status/143206991839719424...
That is pure, unadulterated, bullshit.
The original report masterly managed to strike a balance between the public and private rights, between the need to effectively combat this pandemic and the civil rights.
If you can't be bothered to read the full report, feel free to skip directly to the "Recommendations"
Only a delusional person will claim that this report "Denounced Mandates and Coercive Measures to Fight Pandemics:
https://www.aclu.org/sites/default/files/pdfs/privacy/pemic_...
https://twitter.com/michaelharriot/status/143206991839719424...
https://twitter.com/michaelharriot/status/143206991839719424...
Because schools are closed, parents have to be with their children all the time
A lot of them are really, really stressed out because of this.
Which begs the question - why the fuck did you bother to have kids then?
Children are blessings from heaven. If they can not see it that way, then they should free themselves from that and chose not to have kids instead
Mind blowing
I'm confused to why couldn't FBI busted the bastard by this?
This is pure slander
The company can avoid this if they only care to maintain the documentation / wiki left behind by said person
When they failed to do even just basic proper operations, it's their own fault.
I'm a business owner and a consultant, and I too charge more for these kind of asshole clients, because of the extra stress.
But nowadays I just try to avoid them, it's just too damaging for your own sanity. Their kind of stupidity, self-entitlement, and ignorance is on a completely different level.
https://web.archive.org/web/20210309163058/https://news.find...
"There is always an algorithm. The default one promotes rage, controversy and misinformation"
This guy is a massive idiot and he doesn't know it yet.
The one in Aceh actually contradict Muhammad's (pbuh) example
That's how I got my monthly PC Magazine subscription (this was when they were the best magazine about PC)
Also good technical books were practically non-existent
I got my first Assembly and Norton's book from a bookstore specializing in bootleg copies
Only years later I began to be able to buy good books
Things are so much better now, thankfully
This (the warning) is only possible if WhatsApp can read your messages
I'm guessing that they read your message on the app. So their claim (end-to-end encryption) is indeed true and correct.
But their app can and indeed has been reading your messages, for the past, at least, 3 years
Which I personally don't mind, when it's done fully automatically (no humans involved) and only for this kind of uses (to warn users of dangers)
My friend have a reasonably old Thinkpad laptop, she ran out of battery during a very important meeting, and I was able to help her by plugging my powerbank
I can not believe how many people just blindly recommend VPN like some silver bullet.
Using untrustworthy VPN as a privacy solution is like jumping from the fire into the pavement 20 stories below.
I will come back later to buy some pens
Thanks for the recommendation.