Exactly what I thought. These things are the height of a kid, you shouldn’t be driving if you can’t see it. Also someone else pointed out that road lines are on the ground and don’t stick up and if you can’t see the barrier then you can’t see road lines and you absolutely shouldn’t be on the road.

So I decided to go look up this stuff and you’re wrong on literally all counts.

First thing. It’s not even a fucking international waterway. It’s French or British territory. The entire North Sea, Baltic Sea, and English Channel are within 200NM of land.

Second thing: it’s not an act of war. It would not be with the intent to start a war, it would be with the intent to enforce sanctions, agreed upon by a large group of nations. Not only that, but it would be with the intent to stop warships from transiting your territory. Finally, it could literally be done in international waters because Russia has purposefully damaged underwater national property in places like the Baltic Sea, like cables and pipelines. Oh and it’s also to prevent a country that started a war against another country from transiting your territory.

Good fucking grief, any fucking knob can say whatever they want that would be disproved by five minutes of research and people upvote it. This took me two minutes to look up.

Protractors? That must be a typo, right?

Yep exactly this. Even though the grocery store is extremely close to my house, it’s the only one, it’s still not a reasonable walking distance for trips 3-4 times per week, and the food is exactly like you said, mostly treated.

I’ve been to several places in Europe and the grocery situation there is so much better, it’s honestly astounding.

I would be very surprised by that. Like the other poster said, it’s almost certainly Citizen’s United. Without it there wouldn’t be any of the erosion of regulation that we’ve seen blast through the US in less than two decades.

This is awesome.

The author has an article about why privacy still matters in the digital age. I’m interested in their arguments about reconciling the two between gathering user votes to stop bad actors and user privacy mattering.

You can compile Java and Kotlin to native if you want. That’s not the issue here. Like OP responded to you, it’s not a property of the language but the implementation.

Seriously speak of the devil, I just learned about the teddy boys yesterday through a trivia game

Sous vide steaks are the best way to cook a steak. If you get a steak at a high end restaurant, it will be sous vide no matter what. And no, it’s not “boil in a bag”. Smh.

Kagi. I haven't had a failed search results in months, and when I do google can't find it either so I haven't lost anything.

He can’t stop that. He literally said it is problematic.