Kinda makes sense, though. You can fly from the west coast of the US to South Africa in under 24 hours. Areas that used to take weeks, months, and even years to get to are now under 24 hours and largely less than $5,000 to travel to.
We are gonna get some wild pandemics since anyone can criss-cross the globe so fast.
I dunno, I see a number of gouge marks in them when they have been around for a bit. Cars going too fast scrape pretty hard xD
I wouldn’t say that’s entirely true. Vancouver, Vancouver island, and Montreal have some interesting bike infrastructure. Calgary has at least some infrastructure, too. Shifter is a canadian youtube channel that covers many of the canadian cities and discusses them in relation to other bike-centric cities around North America and Europe.
But yes, Canadian and American cities could use much more investment and a Parisian-style revision in road and plaza use, dedicating more places to bikes and foot traffic. Subsidizing ebikes will also help get people off cars.
Glad to see the west coast and Canada banning ICE, but 2035 is late. We should be massively pushing ebikes in cities along with public transit. Get fewer car trips ASAP, even if we can’t get off ICE overnight.
Sounds like these data centers are going to need to invest in advanced nuclear or other renewables and transmission lines if they want to build datacenters here.
As the article mentions, I applud efforts to up-armor existing bike lanes to make them safer against car and truck intrusions.
But we should be pushing a lot harder for more bike lanes that are protected by concrete barriers AND more connections to things like south Seattle, west seattle, and greenlake.
It’s really frustrating to watch massive roads go into places like the waterfront that are just going to ferry cars between North and South seattle. That money could have been spent better elsewhere, building out a staggering number of bike lanes at a much lower cost.
I’ll miss this museum. Wish the Smithsonian bought it out and added it to its collection.
Swamp ass with hints of mesquite or a cherrywood smoke.
The faster you get it done and pedestrianize pioneer square the less you’ll have to deal with it and rising costs. Get it done. Finish the fight. And then keep focusing on light rail.
Old, but unfortunately we just don’t pay enough into it at the moment. If we raised more tax money, I’d prefer it to be free too. While also being expanded and run with more trains on weekends.
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Where can I watch black mirror in the US? Are all the seasons in one place, or are they spread across different platforms?
The list of unusual deaths had me in tatters when I got to the guy who got in a fight and was the first and only known person to die of an atomic wedgie (where your underwear gets pulled up so far it goes over your forehead).
I had tears rolling down my face and could barely breathe. RIP to a hero.
Congrats! Scope our the website for the company, sometimes they will ask if you’ve looked them up/made an effort to do research on them. Scoping out your interviewer on social media too, like linked in. Can make conversations flow more naturally if you know them a bit.
Finally, dress a bit nicer than normal, fresh clothes, iron them the night before so that you are ready to go. Probably goes without saying, but being showered, clean, and smelling great goes a long way in a first impression too. Finally, a firm handshake when meeting them. Good luck ^^
Looks very clean ^^
Here’s to hoping they get kicked off. I’m hopeful that shit just works is just inundated with new users and didn’t see them spin up a hate sub.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lavender_scare
I was intrigued by the interesting name, which left me so rapt that I started checking the sources because it sounded so outlandish that surely, it couldn’t be real. That culmated with me buying a shockingly expensive paperback book and reading the shit out of it. I kept having to check the copyright date because it seemed like a repeat of 2022. It gives me a lot of hope for humanity because America came out (heh) stronger because of it.
The wildest part is that it happened so recently ago, ALL the landmarks are still there in DC. There’s zero placards that acknowledge any of it, but you can still visit each of these places, some of which are right across from the White House. I recommend everyone read it, it shows the depth of evil, but also the hope of people, and how a peaceful social movement goes from the most hated, to one that became part of the cultural mainstream in a handful of decades. The wildest part is that it took this long, mostly being post WW2.
That book has even been referenced in the NYT in headline articles, which was awesome to see.
I don’t expect you to be perfect! Thank you for being a great mod team ❤️
Yeah. I was thinking more PC platforms, Xbox on PC is strange. Some games filter by input though, which is nice.
Yeah, as the other person said, lots of vote splitting because there were several good democrats and people assume the good ones will always win the primaries, so they don’t vote. This has hosed us in the past. We could really use ranked choice voting and better classes that teach students why voting is so important.
Also, the nominative determinism is strong- Upthegrove has a deep knowledge of the field (heh), and has strong endorsements from great orgs like the Sierra Club. We’d be lucky to have him!