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His name was Aaron Swartz.

Because Rivian doesn't have a mode for _just_ lane-keeping. There's Adaptive Cruise Control (which maintains speed) and there's Highway Assist (which maintains speed and position in the lane). Highway Assist only works on certain mapped highways.

> The idea that there might be an all-electric f150 hanging out in 40 years is, frankly, laughable.

Why is it laughable? I'm not following your argument.

Looking at the city limits, I don't understand why East Palo Alto isn't called North Palo Alto instead.

I have red-green weakness but only saw a lighter green around the circle as it became smaller.

Mine's listening for proe-ject instead of prah-ject.

I'd never seen the word "subvention" before. Today I learned it's another way to say "subsidy".

I've been signing "CHECK ID :)" for several years now and it's only a few times a year that someone notices.

Wait a minute, that sounds like an old friend of mine. Were his initials ŠP?

Not everyone can vote or is registered to vote.

I would half expect them to sue the computers for obstruction of justice... and then just keep them.

At least for me, most incoming calls are spam. If it's important, I will either anticipate it or the caller will leave a voicemail. In the past several months, I think I've received one unanticipated call from a friend.

Early thirties here: my friends and I do not call people except for older relatives on occasion. We've kept our phones on vibrate for a decade and a half now.

We do, however, know our own phone numbers, and asking a cute stranger or a new friend for their number is still a thing.

and then there's the World Trade Center

And each department (and sometimes class or professor) has their own policy about whether they ever grant an A+.

How odd. West Wash Park and Boulder got some sleet as well as actual snowflakes, but nothing stuck around at all.

That happened this year... but only up in the mountains.

> But women aren’t inventing, discovering or creating in proportion to their increased professional participation.

Can you back up your claim?

I haven't found exact data for the contribution of ICE vehicles to PM 2.5 levels in Denver, but I've found some evidence of ozone [0] and carbon dioxide [1] contributions in Denver being around 30%, as well as contribution to PM 2.5 in "developed countries" being 25–30% [2].

Later edit: this EPA paper from 25 years ago [3] says "Vehicle exhaust was the largest PM 2.5 carbon contributor, constituting ~85% of PM 2.5 carbon at sites in the Denver metropolitan area".

[0] https://www.bizjournals.com/denver/news/2017/10/30/here-are-...

[1] https://www.denverpost.com/2020/01/19/colorado-air-pollution...

[2] https://publications.iarc.fr/_publications/media/download/37...

[3] https://www.epa.gov/sites/default/files/2020-10/documents/nf...

Civ III was released in 2001, but I feel the same way.

The thing is... it has chosen not to for the longest time. I don't expect the height restrictions or Open Space to go away any time soon.

Can you elaborate a bit? I am quite familiar with the various iPods but quite unfamiliar with cars.

I would love to drive a dumb car that doesn't pollute the air. Alas.

I agree, but I'd like to point out the US exit tax, which does exactly that.

Åland is in the EU, but the EU tax rules don't apply: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_member_state_territori...

I think it's highly dependent on where you are.

This is my experience of the three...

Hinge: I talk to people, and sometimes that leads to a date

Tinder: I talk to people, but no dates happen

Bumble: Nothing happens.

Have you contacted their support? I did, and they informed me they'd fixed the bug in the app update that was published the next day. It might have been a coincidence, but at the very least they were responsive and knowledgeable.

(I had the same issue migrating from an iPhone SE to an iPhone 12 mini.)

just pointing out that his name is Aaron Swartz

"lovely" is an opinion, so it fits the rule to put it in front, right?

It looks much less intimidating than my Honeywell North full facepiece respirator, which I've worn in public.