The company promised at least 0.5% daily returns and people believed that? It doesn’t even seem like they described in any depth how they were generating those fantastical returns. The article says that investors lost 1.3b USD. I Sure, there are a lot of suckers out there but… 1.3b worth? ?? This shouldn’t shock me, I know.
(Edit: Corrected currency)
Optical drives were a major bottleneck in every gaming system that used them. They were convenient because they offered a lot of data storage for cheap, but the trade off was that games performed worse than they could. The fact that consoles have moved off of optical storage and onto fast internal storage is a boon to people that care about performance. That may be a sad situation for you, but a lot of people find it to be a good thing.
It’s a vacation home, which, by definition would be a part time home. And vacation homes are pretty much the purview of the rich.
The title is the only mention of the redwoods in the entire article. OP, please don’t post clickbait.
Dude pretends he can’t understand the difference between stupid and offensive and trolling. A question can be some, all, or non of these things. His stupid questions aren’t removed because they are stupid. They are removed because they are offensive and trolling… but he knows that. He’s just trolling until he gets banned and creates a new account to continue his “work”.
Absolutely. There might be loot down there.
Force close the app. Didn’t fix it? Restart your phone. Didn’t fix it? Delete and reinstall the app. (Warning, you’ll lose your data)
Jesus Christ. These events demonstrate that the vehicles are unable to handle unique situations. Is there any other conclusion you can draw except that they are not ready for the road? One of the cars failed to yield to an emergency vehicle and ended up colliding with it and injuring the passenger. They don’t handle road work sign instructions. These aren’t even uncommon scenarios.
How are they allowed to keep these things on the road? Their response to these events is the cut the fleet in half for a while. And the article implies that the city is to allow that. WTF. Shouldn’t the response be “your software is not ready. The taxis must be manned until you show that the vehicles can handle unique situations on the road”.
Edit: I don’t live in the area and haven’t been keeping up on the development of these taxis. My reaction is just based on the article. I’d truly be interested if anyone knows more about how how we ended up here or if the article is leaving out important details.
I strongly agree. it would be incredibly helpful to be able to search within a community and within an instance. As is, the search is almost useless for me.
Hopefully this is something that can be implemented in voyager and doesn’t require changes to lemmy first.
I haven’t used other handhelds, but what you say is what I’ve seen from other discussions and reviews. Yes, there are more powerful systems with better screens, but the SD’s OS is miles ahead (but not without a lot of quirks as well). The touchpads are incredible - I couldn’t imagine trying to use a handheld PC without those touchpads. Also, the custom control configuration abilities built in to steam OS are incredibly versatile and detailed.
To add the the context dependence: “Young Adult (YA)” books and media are generally geared toward teenagers. At the library, YA is reading materials that are too complicated to call “children’s books” but still a lot easier to read than general fiction/literature/etc. From an age standpoint, kids often start reading YA stuff in late elementary school. So… at the library, young adult is close to synonymous with “teen”.
I’m pretty sure it’s just headphones attached to the nasal mask.