That intersection looks like a nightmare for crossing on foot or bike. It's so flat and open cars are going to want to just gun it.
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American culture values cars (and guns) more than the lives of people, even children.
A mark on the record for killing someone seems like a weak response.
They should lose their license and the intersection should be fixed.
The suburbs really are the worst of all options.
It's too spread out for scenes (eg: a music scene, an art scene) to take off.
It's too dense for nature to be primary.
Yeah, 2nd person is pretty rare. the "Broken Earth" books by NK Jemisen are 2nd person, if i recall.
I thought this was a quote from the article until the end
I've also run mint and ubuntu, but this was very smooth.
The only problem so far are I get a crackling in my headphones in at least one game (guild wars 2), and I'm not sure how to diagnose that. One of the related problems of windows being so dominant is the internet is full of SEO slop for windows problems
Switched to linux (popos - so far so good) this month because fuck microsoft. yeah, some things aren't perfect or require extra steps (modding, usually) but fuck microsoft. Fuck their AI shit, fuck their "recall" spyware, fuck their CEO that babbles about AI while laying off thousands of workers.
Rice and beans.
Oatmeal
Pasta
Marked down produce
Some investment things like betterment will buy Tesla as part of their automation, and the end user might not even know.
Traditionally it's
- Soap Box
- Ballot Box
- Jury Box
- Ammo Box
First you talk. Then you vote. Then you use the legal system. And if things are still broken, you use violence.
I'm in the US so I can't speak for the UK specifically, but it does feel like the rise of fascism and consolidation of power into fewer and fewer people is a real problem that won't be fixed by asking nicely.
I can imagine an engineer working on the OS going "we'll expose battery info via this API. Responsible developers can then use this to, like, turn off battery intensive operations when the charge is low". Something naive and optimistic like that