if you drive too fast you’re not insured
I explicitly asked my insurance company (verbally, not a chatbot) about this last time I went to Germany. They said as long as I’m not breaking any laws, my insurance is valid. No speed limit means there is no “too fast to be insured”.
You missed “bear chested”.
I tried pocket a couple of times but couldn’t get past the “we think you’re on a phone so you’re only getting three items on the screen at once”. Well I’m not on a phone, I’m on a desktop with a 32" monitor and three T-Rex sized items on my screen is just terrible design.
Not in technology, it’s a rapidly evolving field. Answers that might have been absolutely perfect five years ago can now be irrelevant archaic trivia.
During lockdown I had a bit of time on my hands so I memorised all the digits of pi in the right order.
We should check who they voted for first though. Trumpanzees should be forced to eat their own dogshit.
That woke agenda is going way too far. Poor mutt.
Well of course. Peas are a lot smaller than cows and will eat and fart a lot less.
If CIVO are in the UK then why the fuck are their prices in dollars!!!
(yeah probably for easier comparison with the US stuff but even so)
Plot twist: NHTSA are the only people that approve new designs, so Tesla can’t sell any more cars.
Well we can dream.
Just because you can make phones with an army of cheap Chinese labour doesn’t mean that’s the only or best way. With suitable “design for manufacture”, pick and place robots like those used in PCB design could relatively easily be adopted to screw screws in where needed. Use plugs instead of those flat cable things, then the whole lot could be easily automated. Remove any aspect of the design that needs fingers and the whole process can be automated.
Funny I was just wondering the other day if companies that practice vibe programming also practice vibe management.
Is that a really big fork or a really small cat?
(Questions I never thought I’d ask #327.)
These are the lyrics Lennon rejected.
Perhaps I wasn’t paying appropriate attention but it also seemed unexpected to me. Everywhere has a background level of “we want more mods and admins” so it gets easy to ignore, and it feels like we’ve gone straight from there to “right we’re shutting down now” without an intermediate “we’re really struggling here folk and may have to consider shutting down if it doesn’t improve”.