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  • Except maybe in America if MAGA dreams up some tariffs because Freedom (Chinese EVs have entered the chat).

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  • A point that says it's wrong to compliment somebody without complimenting a whole bunch of other people is a non-point. It's plain that the real point is the popular notion that nothing positive should happen to anyone who isn't downtrodden, because they already have too many positives and don't deserve another one. If a kid gets a compliment for drawing a picture of the sun and some clouds, looking up her family's net worth and making it a class war issue is just childishly petty.

  • BREAKING: US naval aircraft carrier nearly sunk after rampaging zombies burst out of movie screen on flight deck, violating all known physics principles of how movie screens work. Crew deals with zombies and captain says nightly movies will continue.

  • Yes you can, just google "define: disregard".

    Starting a search with "define:" has always searched for the word definition and still does. Apparently "disregard" has become a reserved word. Reserved words exist in all sorts of computer languages, but a non-programmer might find them odd. There are a few things you can't ask Alexa for the same reason, but with Alexa (or any voice input) I don't think you can specify a colon after a word - unless there's some documented way I don't know about.

  • I felt the same way when I started messing with Arduino/ESP and 3d printing 8 or 9 years ago. Each was a whole new world of technology to explore that made me feel like I was back in high school or college. Except no exams and no bedtime!

  • Strong UP ARROW on this one!

  • I guess, but in my experience there's red, yellow, green, and any extra bottom one is an arrow.

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  • Things that aren't common among one's peers tend to be noticeable. I don't think it's an issue of wealth vs poverty.

  • I've noticed a lot of little routine things in UK are different from US where I live. I really wish we had more roundabouts here.

  • Once? Things like this happen to me all the time when there's a lot of traffic. Sometimes you can't get there til all the people who don't need to get there get there.

  • As an aside, are there real L-shaped traffic light stacks? I've always seen them with the arrow at the bottom. The direction of the arrow makes it perfectly understandable without putting it off to the side. But I could imagine a traffic light company marketing these.

  • We're fine here, everything's fine. How are you?

  • lol I tap on my own screen when I forget which computer I'm using.

  • Why tho? Seems no worse than riding in a car with somebody else driving - and in that situation your life is at stake.

  • That's binary thinking. Litter on the roadside doesn't justify calling roads a junkyard and dismissing the idea of cleaning them up, let alone treating littering as social activism because you heard Elon Musk hates litter, or some other misdirected motive.

  • "a long time ago"

  • Social pressure affects behavior, but that doesn't happen if we all automatically jump up and down waving pompoms the moment anything looks anti-AI.

  • It's management who fucked up, but let's blame it on software because what we really care about is hating the software.