Do you ever wonder why you never see videos of people flying down the street and weaving through traffic in the Netherlands?
Infrastructure is your answer.
Do you ever wonder why you never see videos of people flying down the street and weaving through traffic in the Netherlands?
Infrastructure is your answer.
because some websites are cancer when they smell your Linux
Oh really? This is the first I've heard of this. I sometimes have to spoof being Chrome though.
Yea but then you're gonna have to listen to me ramble about my current hyperfixation afterwards
I sometimes make the mistake of driving to college because it's faster. I'm always way less happy and focused (and sad cause of having to pay for parking). Ebikes are the shit. It's about 15 minutes driving and a 25-30 minute bike ride.
Just wait until you see modern chrome
Physics is the philosophy equivalent of the STEM world. You're not going to be able to find a job with physics alone and you're really just twisting numbers around in your head as a fun little challenge.
The ideal state of man.
No, you're massively overgeneralizing. Freud is pseudoscience, but there's lots of very real studies especially around the 60s (before ethics were considered) that follow the scientific method and have real measurable outcomes and conclusions.
Don't be anti science. Science is a method, not a social club.
Hello, I'm Albertan. Stop saying this. Our governments maintain roads in between these cities every year, there is no reason they couldn't have been train lines instead. Roads are far more expensive than many realize.
Once upon a time, all cities were connected by train, and we ripped it all up to build roads instead. Sure, it's going to cost money to build these up again -- that's what happens when we make a mistake, we have to pay for it in one way or another. But connecting smaller towns and cities is not the herculean impossible task that people seem to want to pretend it is.
There ARE major urban areas in North America. People are not evenly spread out across the landmass equally. Connecting these first is obviously the goal, because that will take care of 70% of the problem already. And always remember not to make perfect the enemy of good - even if we stopped there we'd be in infinitely better shape than we were before.
Apache is too permissive a license anyways. This is kind of the point of copyleft licenses — a feature, not a bug.
2*5*5 = 255 times
Who gives a shit. Use the desktop you like. Don't post this /g/ tier bait.