Foreseeing Mario Kart by decades.
mercano
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As if increasing bicycle throughput isn’t increasing vehicle throughput. They’re vehicles, and can probably achieve a higher passenger density than individual cars can on a city street.
Season 3 of Picard refutes part of panel 2. Also, dozens? I can only remember David, though I’m not as well-versed in TOS.
There’s a Saturn V on display at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, but the people who made that facility important were born in Germany, not Alabama.
Yeah, problem is it’s still 16 months until Election Day, and 18 until the next Congress is seated. That’s a lot of time for this current government to continue to do harm. I really wish we had recall elections at the national level.
If there was no cursor, where was the code he was typing being entered?
Pen Pen the penguin, living a comfortable life, having someone else pay your bills, all while the world burns outside.
Trump has torched so must international good will. Tourists don’t want to come here due to intensifying ICE enforcement. Students don’t want to come here because Trump may randomly revoke their visa before they graduate because he has beef with their university. Consumers don’t want to buy our stuff anymore because we’re jacking up tariffs on the stuff they want to sell us. The dollar’s position as an international reserve currency is in doubt from all of the above.
I’d say that’s a weird spot for the \ | key, but looking around, I think that’s one of the last keys on a 104 key keyboard to get standardized.
Well, There’s Your Problem, a podcast about engineering disasters, with slides. Not as dry as it sounds, a lot of it is taking the piss out of the people in decision-making roles who made the disaster possible. The video version is recommended for afore mentioned slide decks; none of the hosts actually appear on screen.
I suppose the one meager upside is that this stone is now tied around Vance’s neck, too, for the next presidential election.
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It seems to be the headline writer’s go-to word these days.