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The laws are to punish the act once discovered. Not to inhibit it, primarily. Which I suppose cuts down on the incidence of the act in the long run,

I'm a bit skeptic

Out of curiosity, what data are you drawing or what qualifications do you have that support your skepticism over three different modes of analysis (as well as pretty much every recent development in the field) supporting this claim:

       "Remarkably, this agrees with what is independently predicted from BAO-only or BAO+CMB analyses, though this fact has received little attention so far.""

You may want to check your premise. Just because you weren't aware of the early stages of Falcon development doesn't mean it went quickly. Not even accounting for the fact this is orders of magnitude more complex and will be a huge leap forward in space logisstics if they can get it (and the reusability) to work

They exist in the same cinematic universe.

Gravity, obvs.

False. Lego is some of the most precise injection molding in the world. The tolerances are insane and they nail them every time. Compare with offbrand building blocks and you'll feel the difference.

Micromolding is very hard, and Lego is the best at it.

It wasn't a strawman, it's a direct reply and I'm zero percent emotional. What are you talking about?

Your neighborhood isn't a starter neighborhood and there are thousands of others in the country.

It's a counterpoint to :

"Our housing policies have broken this social contract. Many younger people cannot afford to live in high opportunity but high priced cities. Those that can, often only do so because of help from family"

Speak for yourself. I am 38, live in one of the top fastest growing cities in America for like 5 years running now (with a booming housing market), and own my own house outright as a result of my hard work.

Just because someone taught you something doesn't make it so. And even then, it might be true but your own choices (and failures) may be the reason you have not met your goals - rather than "housing policy".

Try on some personal accountability for size - it'll probably help you achieve those unachievable milestones you are yearning for, also.

I do. But I have a chromebook too.

I have like 8 running right now lol. 3 linux, 4 windows, 1 chromeos.

Firefox on ChromeOS sucks though. Just went through this, tried Canary, etc. Went back to Chrome.

Spotify Car Thing. Facebook Portal. I've been hosed the last few years by this (but at least got my money back from Spotify).

Phone Link also works relatively well... native Microsoft app.

I'm going to contest that statement.

Calling Walmart a "grocery store chain" is like saying GE is a "light bulb company".

That's because propane tanks are only 1/4 full even when filled to max capacity.

I need a follow up...what happened? Did they send you another?

Because particles (and subparticles etc) are discrete units?

The NYT feature where he had to manipulate "Sidney" into sharing its plans for world domination.

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/16/technology/bing-chatbot-m...

Because the bug is a frequent occurrence and the increased CPU usage is frequently noticeable?

most

Like, the majority? Can you support that?

That's not a specific site though.

I use all three browsers (FF for personal, Edge for work and on my Surfaces, Chrome on my chromebooks). Edge on Surfaces is the fastest and tbh these days I like Firefox over Chrome in every way, and don't notice a speed difference. I consider myself a power user, for what it's worth.

Ding ding ding ding ding!

This is the best thing I've ever learned on the internet.

You're 100% correct and also brave for saying it out loud on the internet. Prepare for gnashing of teeth from people with subpar picture quality.

I use MX Keys, MX Keys Mini, and enthusiast mechanical keyboards. I used to use Flow but switched to Mouse Without Borders.

I am interested in this, like the Bolt connectors (no wake up lag like bluetooth), and won't use Flow.

Some of you need to realize you are not representative of the purchasing public at large...

Part of what makes a good person is their ability to discard (or at least decide to not act on) bad thoughts.

I think this part is really key, and that the quality and characteristics of your "internal idea killer" ends up defining what kind of person you are, in almost all aspects of your life. For example, think of someone you may know that regularly just sticks with their first idea on any topic, or someone you have seen latch on to a mediocre idea for far too long. Now compare them to the person you know most likely to quickly discard ideas and come up with new ones, either instinctively all the time or at the first sign their previous ideas were not holding up to snuff.