Can USBC be used for audio if headphones start using a USBC plug?

It looks like ops fence is the 3-4’ tall fence you can see at the bottom of the pic?

Neighbours probably installed his fence so it looks good to him, since it’s not seen by anyone else but the OP

If it were facing a street you pm would probably install it the other way

Also Gen-Z typically refers to people born during a particular political/economic climate. Gen-Z in America is definitely not the same as Gen-Z in Russia or China.

Why the hell is swearing an oath to Canada not an option?

America would rather invade Canada for water than tell private corporations they need to be regulated more.

One thing I never see addressed with the dream of ending cars and just having bikes is how do first responders operate? How do you transport unconscious people to the hospital? Put out an apartment fire? Get to an armed robbery in time to stop it?

Bikes are great but they also aren’t an end all be all solution to society.

The zoo near me a few decades ago had an accident where a lot of their reindeer got pregnant before the male could get neutered. They kept all the female offspring but they couldn’t risk having two males in the same enclosure and no nearby zoos needed male reindeer or also couldn’t accommodate them so they had to put them down and ended up feeding them to the carnivores in the zoo.

Can’t see it being that useful if it remains restricted to info 2+ years old.

You wouldn’t be able to ask it the weather or anything of the sort.

How do people indicate without it? Is the car supposed to automatically turn it on once it senses you leaving the lane?

That seems way over priced. Seems like it would be the same amount of gold you get in vials at a tourist shop for like $20

It’s the biggest problem in today’s politics. People are willing to vote against their interests because of single issues.

You have one candidate that meets 90/100 criteria but because they aren’t absolutely perfect they instead don’t vote for them again or they vote for the next guy who instead only meets 80 of the 100 criteria just out of spite for the first guy not being perfect.

Then they get mad at that guy and vote for the next guy who only meets 75 of the 100. So on and so forth until the unicorn of a candidate which meets 90 of 100 finally pops up again like 40 years later.

I fucking despise video results.

But most of them are from YouTube, which surprise surprise, is owned by Google! So they don’t give a damn, it’s promoting their products in spite of the wishes of their consumers.

Even as a job it’s highly overpaid. Hardly any “work” or “skill” involved yet makes millions in some cases.

It would require a large overhaul of how the system currently works but eventually things would be priced into the risk a company poses. History of unethical decisions, choice of CEO and board members, etc. where lenders would require higher rates. Also companies may instead be forced to sell their IP instead of liquidate assets. Also maybe 5-10 years might be overkill and more feasible lengths of time could be 1-2 months because people choosing companies to supply them will be less likely to choose those which could have a month long disruption to their supply.

Also I just thought of this in 5 minutes for a random comment. I’m sure there’s plenty wrong with the idea but that doesn’t mean there’s not some form of the concept which could be feasible. It would probably require a committee of 10+ experts to write up something like that.

If they don’t have the cash on hand to survive payroll for 5 years they’ll have to liquidate assets and let people know they won’t be able to reopen so should try and find employment elsewhere while using the asset to pay them for the 5 year period wether they get a job elsewhere or wait to get a job after that 5 years.

Shutter a company and instead of a fine force the company to continue paying those workers at full pay for a defined amount of time like 5-10 years.

$75 gdp without having to do a god damn thing, and then the plastic gets tossed into a landfill.

I use Google maps almost everyday and I don’t know what driving mode is?

*per acre per month

They feel like they get shorted because many of those users don’t contribute to ad revenue from 3rd party apps but instead of improving their app to lure users in they instead tell those users to fuck off.

A user is a user, even if they don’t contribute directly to ad revenue they contribute content to make the site more alluring for those who will contribute to ad revenue. As well they help spread the word about reddit to those who don’t use it regularly yet by sharing that content outside of reddit.

They were pretty short sighted by doing what they did.