5904 pts · February 2, 2017
You should try the youtube kids app. It has nice parental controls (like screen time limitations) and a whitelist feature so they can only watch channels and videos you approve. Interface is a bit clunky but it's very useful.
The most hilarious thing is that he's not entirely wrong, although they likely do it for different reasons.
Another very important information is that studies (NHTSA) indicate that 75% of accidents happen 10-15 miles away from one's home, which also needs to be tempered by the fact that those close-distance trips are much, much more frequent to the average driver than long distance.Take all these statistics into account when listening to this speech.
I'm going to have to present the information in a different manner because perspective it indeed everything here.Assuming MPH, freeway conditions and speed limit of 65 an hour. You are traveling long distance and need to drive 500 miles, or around 8 hours at speed limit (7.69 actually).Driving instead at 85 instead lets you complete the trip in 5.9 hours, or about a two hour gain on on the 8 hour trip. I know I'm rounding numbers aggressively.
Me and my company currently use 1password, which was never exposed... so far. Their vault encryption seem better than lastpass is/was and has MFA on top.
Eventually there were things stolen... and the main culprit was incorrect configuration set by default in lastpass. And even with that, we're around a hundred actual cases of theft over millions of vaults.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_LastPass_data_breach
Here's me hoping there will be an after trump
Thank you sir, you are a gentleman and a scholar.
I'd like to humbly request the source link, or a name for #2.
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I wish I could believe in what you said, but there were several cases of positions exactly fitting that description that were fired last year such as the CFPB that *are* protected by the law yet Trump fired them anyway and the supreme court just decided that the law did not apply to our president. I fail to see how this is functionally different.
No, not everyone is like you. Without them we'd not have a society.
Egg to 1Vxp1g
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That is correct, extreme right.
You're wrong.
Because it's 200 dollars, not dollars 200. It makes sense.
How would we stop paying taxes exactly?
I keep seeing that suggestion, and i keep pulling my hair at it. How would it work? Tax revenue is collected at the individual paycheck. How would any state prevent this from happening? Pass a law to forbid it? How would this impact the multi-state companies that are a majority of the revenue?
On the opposite side, I'm working in a job I have fun in while having a wife and a toddler. And steam just informed me that I spent 80 hours in the last two weeks playing a delightful indie game. I'm sure i'm not in the majority, but know living the best life is still possible!
I'm feeling like I'm working on another planet sometimes because while my company is following suit on the "doing stuff with AI", it's completely optional for software devs and you actually have to be interested to request access to copilot because licences cost $$$. Most of the directives we've had from the tech management is stuff like "it'll make it quicker to do stuff you have to do but don't wanna like write 500 unit tests or documentation", which is mostly true.
Funnily I've always thought rising world was a harder patternhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URMYe4UTLII
This is funny to me as a person working in a large ed tech company (which I won't be naming for obvious reasons) because not only the folks that write the content are very anti ai, but any error in the content or the tooling that gets reported to us gets fixed in a couple days, a week max in the busiest season of the year. How this college ignores this is beyond me.
Honestly some divorces can happen to two good people because the spark just isn't there anymore (and it could be that they found someone else). Those can perfectly be amicable separations where both parties continue to be friend and care for each other.
Strong political change rarely comes without violence my guy. History is littered with it, and unfortunately is also littered with people that got away. I understand how you feel, but you have to realize that the divide in american politics has been getting steadily worse. You got it right, the democratic party used to take the high road, but the high road has disappeared on them because Trump yanked it and I can't blame the left for radicalizing hard.
Birds of a feather it seems. Thank you for your service fellow imgurian.
This is not going to change anyone's mind. We're way past this shit.
Aside from the meme, i'm not a structural engineer but I assume this would be true if you were to push down on the crest of the wave, but you would not get the same strength by pushing upwards from the inside of a wave. So... a wall that's conditionally as sturdy by using marginally less bricks doesn't seem very interesting.
You should try the youtube kids app. It has nice parental controls (like screen time limitations) and a whitelist feature so they can only watch channels and videos you approve. Interface is a bit clunky but it's very useful.
The most hilarious thing is that he's not entirely wrong, although they likely do it for different reasons.
Another very important information is that studies (NHTSA) indicate that 75% of accidents happen 10-15 miles away from one's home, which also needs to be tempered by the fact that those close-distance trips are much, much more frequent to the average driver than long distance.
Take all these statistics into account when listening to this speech.
I'm going to have to present the information in a different manner because perspective it indeed everything here.
Assuming MPH, freeway conditions and speed limit of 65 an hour. You are traveling long distance and need to drive 500 miles, or around 8 hours at speed limit (7.69 actually).
Driving instead at 85 instead lets you complete the trip in 5.9 hours, or about a two hour gain on on the 8 hour trip. I know I'm rounding numbers aggressively.
Me and my company currently use 1password, which was never exposed... so far. Their vault encryption seem better than lastpass is/was and has MFA on top.
Eventually there were things stolen... and the main culprit was incorrect configuration set by default in lastpass. And even with that, we're around a hundred actual cases of theft over millions of vaults.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_LastPass_data_breach
Here's me hoping there will be an after trump
Thank you sir, you are a gentleman and a scholar.
I'd like to humbly request the source link, or a name for #2.
man_of_culture.png
I wish I could believe in what you said, but there were several cases of positions exactly fitting that description that were fired last year such as the CFPB that *are* protected by the law yet Trump fired them anyway and the supreme court just decided that the law did not apply to our president. I fail to see how this is functionally different.
No, not everyone is like you. Without them we'd not have a society.
Egg to 1
Vxp1g
Hdndnsjjjaku UU hehehjehehehee my qbqqkj Jo i2 we hqjwhnbbbjn😂🇺🇦🇹🇲🇹🇲 gtg t
That is correct, extreme right.
You're wrong.
Because it's 200 dollars, not dollars 200. It makes sense.
How would we stop paying taxes exactly?
I keep seeing that suggestion, and i keep pulling my hair at it. How would it work? Tax revenue is collected at the individual paycheck. How would any state prevent this from happening? Pass a law to forbid it? How would this impact the multi-state companies that are a majority of the revenue?
On the opposite side, I'm working in a job I have fun in while having a wife and a toddler. And steam just informed me that I spent 80 hours in the last two weeks playing a delightful indie game. I'm sure i'm not in the majority, but know living the best life is still possible!
I'm feeling like I'm working on another planet sometimes because while my company is following suit on the "doing stuff with AI", it's completely optional for software devs and you actually have to be interested to request access to copilot because licences cost $$$. Most of the directives we've had from the tech management is stuff like "it'll make it quicker to do stuff you have to do but don't wanna like write 500 unit tests or documentation", which is mostly true.
Funnily I've always thought rising world was a harder pattern
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URMYe4UTLII
This is funny to me as a person working in a large ed tech company (which I won't be naming for obvious reasons) because not only the folks that write the content are very anti ai, but any error in the content or the tooling that gets reported to us gets fixed in a couple days, a week max in the busiest season of the year. How this college ignores this is beyond me.
Honestly some divorces can happen to two good people because the spark just isn't there anymore (and it could be that they found someone else). Those can perfectly be amicable separations where both parties continue to be friend and care for each other.
Strong political change rarely comes without violence my guy. History is littered with it, and unfortunately is also littered with people that got away. I understand how you feel, but you have to realize that the divide in american politics has been getting steadily worse. You got it right, the democratic party used to take the high road, but the high road has disappeared on them because Trump yanked it and I can't blame the left for radicalizing hard.
Birds of a feather it seems. Thank you for your service fellow imgurian.
This is not going to change anyone's mind. We're way past this shit.
Aside from the meme, i'm not a structural engineer but I assume this would be true if you were to push down on the crest of the wave, but you would not get the same strength by pushing upwards from the inside of a wave. So... a wall that's conditionally as sturdy by using marginally less bricks doesn't seem very interesting.