Yeah. The EU endorsing and preferentially using OSS is a good concept, but there should be way less specifics in there.
Formerly u/CanadaPlus101 on Reddit.
Yeah. The EU endorsing and preferentially using OSS is a good concept, but there should be way less specifics in there.
I mean, I’m guessing it’s not going to be as bad as during the Cold War, and even back then they were white and there were plenty who settled in North America and contributed their 1/32 of ancestry, so I’m not aware of much stigma ever being present here.
Ah yes, the old style of automation. Why spend a trillion flops doing what 100 can?
GreaseWeazle (link) FTW.
Yes, false premise here.
It would seem that children were never that popular; sex just was.
Continue making condoms accessible.
I don’t know if you’ve heard, but birth rates are crashing, and we’re actually more at risk of population collapse in the coming centuries.
I’m 100% sure that’s not it - mealworms have hard segments, that looks fleshy.
Well, you’re actually guaranteed to get less food out than in. Insect farming is only a LPT if you have something we can’t eat to feed them, or are a bodybuilder who needs more protein than you can feasibly get from plants.
Which is the worst to deal with, in your opinion?
All water statistically has Hitler’s pee in it by now.
If there is one, they’re lying.
That doesn’t necessarily mean it’s not gross, at least subjectively, though.
The parasitic ones (well, parasitoid since they live free as adults) are very different, sometimes literally microscopic, and never harmful to humans AFAIK.
Gruesomely fascinating and widely studied, though. Relevant recent XKCD.
Interesting. I wonder if that’s all moths - flies experience capsaicin the same way as we do.
Ah. And you typoed.
Modern industrial economies are really complicated. I like trains. To make trains, you need parts, labour, equipment and power. They themselves need to be made, which uses parts, labour, equipment and power, and meanwhile you have competing uses of all those things for making, I dunno, printing presses, or for completely different things like farming or art curating. If you drew it all out as a diagram it would get super interconnected super fast.
Meanwhile, even a simple binary choice like which of two lots a rehab center should go on can be very politically complicated. Anarchists like to handwave it away with “we’ll figure it out together”, and I really don’t find that convincing.
Markets offer a system that’s proven to work insofar as if you need to buy a train or a hair clip or lunch someone’s always selling it. How do you guarantee that, or something similar?
I think the unbelted passenger became the lethal projectile in this case (and somehow survived to be prosecuted).
I don’t know if anyone’s tried to prosecute this, though. It would seem kinda mean after someone’s been in a serious accident.
Also, IANAL, but there can be factors that protect you from charges sometimes. If the driver knew you weren’t wearing a seatbelt it probably becomes their fault in my jurisdiction, and if there’s debate about who knew what that’s reasonable doubt right there.
Or a passenger in the same car. People are heavy, and there’s enough force involved here to move the “projectile” all kinds of places.
By now, I have just one, so thanks for the assist. There’s always that one (sometimes puzzling) downvote on anything factual.
The pumping lemma, for anyone unfamiliar. It’s a consequence of the fact an FSM is finite, so you can construct a repeatable y just by exhausting the FSM’s ability to “remember” how much it’s seen.
Now that I think of it, duh!