I didn’t know that the SNP500 had such rules, but I’m so happy they didn’t cave.

I hope people sue the indexes for changing the rules. Im not sure its possible but it really makes an index meaningless if its not consistent.

This is good to hear.

And they now show mutiple options for the bike routes; safest, least hills, most direct

Cartes.app has been developing very rapidly. Its great for public transit, biking, car, and milti-modal.

Its only a web app so its weak for turn-by-turn navigation but it easily lets you move your itinerary to comaps.

Mapy.com (its an app) and Magic Earth have traffic. Neither are open source but they arent google.

I want to see what tech hiring was doing over the same periods

No worries. Thanks!

Hello, thanks for posting to shower thoughts. Rule 2 is that the title should be a complete thought. The idea is that, shower thoughts are simple so someone shouldn’t need to click on a post to know the thought.

Mind updating the title?

Meanwhile Mistral named theirs ‘vibe’

What is that website? Its like a tarot card learned arithmetic

Ha good point. “I couldn’t care less”

Motorola has always been quick to focus on battery life which the flagships rarely do.

I could care less about a folding phone but a graphine OS phone with a huge battery would be amazing.

Thanks for posting in showerthoughts. Rule 2 is that the title should be a complete thought. Mind beefing yours up a bit?

Thanks for posting in showerthoughts. Rule 2 is that the title should be a complete thought. Mind beefing yours up a bit?

This website keeps coming up. They do a great job.

English: owl

German: Eule, Uhu, Kauz

French: Hibou, Chouette

I give monthly

I use libre Calc for my donations.

If you want to sum based on a criteria you can use sumif().

I use it to track what types of donations I make (deductible, political, etc)

Yeah I had never seen a comparison before. My expectation was just based on the amount of news I see on surveillance in a given area.

Huh I would have guessed London would be far higher than LA.

In the US, politicians are rarely in on the schemes themselves, they get money more indirectly from lobbyists, superPACs, or insider trading. Are politicians in the UK not able to profit from their votes?