And don't forget the human panic response. One of my primary reasons to only allow ai driving. People that kick on the gas in an emergency situation should not be allowed to drive ever, unless hitting the gas was the right choice of course. But seeing people not stop but hit the gas in a panic is the worst thing to see happening.
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Is only nice if you also have an iPhone otherwise its basically useless expensive garbage.
Better look at Huawei, Zepp and Garmin if you want cheaper but equally good garbage. Fitbit is also a nice brand.
An modern style illustrator vector program. It's a lot like Adobe Illustrator but with an easier to understand UI.
That would depend on your next president. Personally from an outsider view I hope it's not trump again.
I haven't seen the latest Roblox but when I was a kid 15 years ago it was great! Played lots of gamemodes with people. Has it really become that bad?
No no the kid has school to finish. Ive already given up on sleep to work in the factorio.
Its also weird to see outside America. In Europe you pay taxes on where you work, not because you are a citizen.
I find Duolingo far too parasocial. Their "come back to the lessons" mails and stuff really knocked me off.
Actually it does. I have a nasPi running openmediavault with portforward and i can get access it anywhere in the world. Japan, usa, eu it doesn't matter as long as there is internet.
Don't wanna fiddle with the tech stuff. Get a Synology and make your life easier. Best thing is you can upgrade it yourself. No longer bound by 200gb or 1tb but all the way to 10tb and more! With redundancy as well. No this not an ad for Synology but damn does it work good.
Right, I have to teach shortcuts to our young intern the exact same way as i had to do with my grandma. All the ui's are so smooth now that even a context menu is too much.
And a software design 15 years old. None of the added stuff like notification drawer and updates over air is by Apple.
I had to learn how to use a Fax when working in Japan. Yeah faxing is still a thing there.