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Anyhow OP's point is regarding the efficiency of prohibition, not about support.
(related: not sure "impact" was the word you were searching for there)
How hard would it be to made that user-selectable? Because I would guess that some would prefer it that way while driving in the city.
Can you send CAN bus commands to the ECU?
No: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/January_1998_North_American_...
Multiple weeks without electricity for some, but only 34 deaths. (And in Quebec, most people heat their houses with electricity)
"Fun" fact: In Montreal, more people die in heatwaves than of cold. Unless you're a drunk hobo that is: because they are shelters in winter, but old people die in summer in crammed apartments without AC.
Madrid is about the same latitude as NYC. Paris is significally to the north of Montreal. London is about the same latitude as Calgary.
(that's a rhetorical question, don't answer please)
That quote is discussed a length on this wonderful blog (like others said, it's from SMAC): https://paeantosmac.wordpress.com/2015/07/07/first-impressio...
It can go both ways, of course: Mad Men is full of examples of stupid business ideas that went spectacularly wrong. And while it wasn’t the focus of Mad Men, the real world is full of examples of business that went the metrics way and were successful.
But IMHO, if I was the CEO of a social media company, I sure wouldn’t focus on A/B testing and engagement metrics.
Not true
> and causing another round of people and companies to leave Quebec as they did because of René Lévesque and the PQ.
How to tell me you're an angryphone without telling me you're an angryphone (and totally ignoring historical facts in the process)
Link please?
Both have obvious benefits: Grimm Brothers tales are still culturally relevant for a reason, even if you can probably find useless brain fodder on Disney+; and video games can totally teach some stuff to your kids.
Just let them choose what they want I guess?
lol
https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/ivermectin-demand-dri...
> The website advertises consultations for $90 and fills prescriptions through Ravkoo Pharmacy, an online pharmacy that America’s Frontline Doctors advertises as “partners,” who provide “the option to have that prescription delivered right to your door, the same day.” On a SpeakWithAnMD.com intake form viewed by NBC News, prospective patients are asked, “What medication do you prefer?” The user is then presented with three options: “Ivermectin,” “Hydroxychloroquine” or “Not sure.”
Halt and Catch Fire [1] (As a nerd, I can say it's one of the few TV series that got the hackers spirit correctly) had a few episodes about the Google disruption.
Like some people often say here, things come and go in circles...
[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halt_and_Catch_Fire_(TV_series...