tbossanova

Thanks for your deep sorrow for this idiotic cynical nissan leaf owner. Love you too

Apparently you need to use the friction brakes now and then so they don’t degrade early, which could be a safety issue. I think as long as you’re using the car frequently it’s incredibly unlikely to be a problem though.

Most EVs will not use regenerative braking when the battery is over 80% which is where the damage mostly happens

Or do both?

Good point! It’s random wikipedia pages, in a tiktok-ish style i.e. main article image and short summary on a page plus scrolling UX so you can easily flick through to the next one.

Interesting! I tend to use right hand index finger to swipe up so didn’t have that issue. Just tried it with left hand thumb and I kinda see what you mean.

So perhaps your question is “how does this choose articles differently from wikipedias own random page?”? Which I also wondered.

I personally would hate it, but I can just turn sound off so no reason not to do it.

I would prefer at least an option to keep it on random mode. Both for the occasional exposure to cool stuff and to make it less rabbit-holey.

Curious as to how the Nazi salute thing is seen by you? Just a little forgivable misstep?

Ah yes, removing such awful wokeness as “making forms easy to complete, even in times of stress” and “waiting for a clear directive to collect personal data”.

I guess it will become as “horrendous” as the USA norm, while having lower pay and worse conditions.

Also your data will probably just be leaked somewhere else sometime anyway. Punishing a single company once unfortunately does next to nothing at this point.

Yes, but rarely

Love

Compensation isn’t just money. Staying near family and friends is hard to measure. I’ve never moved country for $ alone.

Probably not the “final solution” to airplane turbulence, though it might help a lot!

What kind of audit are you talking about?

For being explicit that I’ve deliberately chosen to leave a function empty, I like to have a single noOp function defined that’s documented and use that to show I meant to do it. Only if you need it more than three times though of course!

Libraries typically keep archives of newspapers accessible for free. I imagine the long record of obituaries in this archive would be invaluable for certain types of research.

Was expecting to be rickrolled!

Oh I'm sorry, is this a five minute argument, or the full half hour?

Why is 23 partners a red flag?

I accidentally read the 2nd book first, and going back to read the first afterwards was kind of a struggle. You could totally just skip the first and read the other two.

I used to use windows notepad before I took my files into uni to put them into CodeWarrior

I was there in May. It’s actually probably better than the last time I was there, which was admittedly almost 20 years ago. But now, yeah, just normal stuff that anyone who lives in even a smaller city is used to.

Aand I just reloaded and it bounced around between cookie modal and nothing before letting me in without further interaction

Didn’t read the article, because on my oldish phone the cookie options defaulted to disallowing necessary cookies and allowing all others. I’m fairly confident this is a bug

Apparently, boiling one in clarified butter works OK:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1Biy5776ec

There are other places with a similar experience that don’t have the same oil wealth. I wonder though if it’s different at the higher end of things, like expensive treatments for major issues which a tighter public purse might not stretch to.