Hopefully it goes somewhere, at least this would be more than just the cost of doing business

This is the way

Fuck spez

Obtuse angle. If you’re going up, then suddenly going down, it can be more than 90 degrees. The starkest example would be a change from going up vertically to going down vertically, which would be a drop of 180 degrees. And would probably kill you.

One can hope

If they’re close enough for you to catch something, you’re not at a strip club

I’m also a fan of I2P which forked from hyphanet

AI poisoning

I would liken it more to the GMO label than electricity. Sure, most foods today are made with some type of GMO ingredient and so requiring food manufacturers to disclose that means that most foods carry the scarlet letter of GMO. Most people don’t care and don’t look for it. For the people who do care, they’re able to find a different product with no GMO ingredients. It will be like the organic label for AI-free products.

I2P. Not perfect, but a good place to start.

That’s an interesting idea. Silicates are pozzilonic materials so should provide a similar strength material to Portland cement. It will take a long time to convince structural engineers to allow a new building material.

Will you go out with me? Check yes or no

Down-payment probably included a binding arbitration clause

I haven’t used it yet either, but I believe it’s buy in nowadays. It was buy in for a while, then ISPs started offering free usenet access to attract customers, now it’s buy in again.

If it’s going to die anyways, isn’t it better for it to die in deeper waters like they normally do? Whale fall contributes a lot to the deep water ecosystem.

While I agree that vendor lock in sucks, getting a universal standard open source tool battery is not likely to happen. I decided to go with the Milwaukee M18. They have a huge variety of tools available, and they all use the same interchangeable battery. I have a drill, an impact driver, a circular saw, and hedge trimmers.

I also recommend a cordless impact driver. The amount of torque you can generate with a drill is limited by your ability to hold the drill. The amount of torque you can generate with an impact driver is magnitudes more. Great for driving screws, tightening nuts, I’ve even used it for drilling through wood with a spade bit.

It’s less about size and more about population density.

Japan is 338 people per square kilometer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_Japan

China is 147 people per square kilometer total https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_China

The US is 36 people per square kilometer https://www.census.gov/data/tables/time-series/dec/density-data-text.html

The US could build long distance high speed rail like Japan and China, but the ridership level would be rock bottom due to the low population density.

I2P. You can host a simple web page on your own router, only accessible to other I2P users. We could bring back web rings.