

Loads of people use em dashes they’re standard typography marks with specific, distinct meaning to hyphens


Loads of people use em dashes they’re standard typography marks with specific, distinct meaning to hyphens


I don’t know who misused one of my registration email addresses, but .world is high on the list as it started just after they kicked a community I moderated of their instance because it annoyed their vegan community, and I used a .world login back then
They subscribed me to about 30 dating sites. Most dating sites don’t validate email addresses.
My car has matrix headlights so it can leave oncoming vehicles in a dark area while brightly illuminating the edge and side of the road
Modern lights are good to excellent
But it isn’t an abbreviation. It’s from how many knots would pass through one’s hands in a prescribed time from the speed measuring float and rope
Now look at airliners which don’t avoid overflying countries except where there are wars happening
You can get magnetic field viewing film which would make checking for magnetism easy without harming the plastic animal


So buy Australian. We have a small number of manufacturers


I still have a working pixel 3, two of them actually, and they’re a perfect size phone
And the theropod is standing on its toes
Depends. They are probably meaning 0.4 bar greater than the pressure at the surface which is approximately 1 bar
To get one bar more than at the surface you need ten metres


In fifty years when a 30kW solar power system is working like a 20kW system the geopolitical system will probably be different
Buy or from whoever is making it. America, Australia, and China are certainly making panels, most likely other countries
Other electrical equipment is made everywhere
The “what if you need more” argument is also a thing for gas hot water, internal combustion engines and everything else
Electric is no different, except it doesn’t need fuel
Someone on YouTube (probably banned now) used to flood the nests of invasive ants with molten aluminium turning the tunnels into statues
Thagomizer and walking stick with silver head seem like an excellent weapon pair for the elderly gentleman


Again, making assumptions about what every light will be like. Different places installed different things at different times.
Again?
It’s a fair assumption, for the last 70 years electric capacitance sensors (metal detectors) have been a tiny fraction of the cost and complexity of weight sensors. I have never seen a weight sensor at traffic lights in any of the three countries I have driven in. Roads don’t last 70 years, weight sensors on roads are lucky to last 20 years
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traffic_light doesn’t see fit to mention any sensors other than inductive loop (metal detectors) and the long list of related things on that page don’t include alternative sensors, though video sensors do also exist
No way does Germany use anything other than inductive loop detectors, unless they have Netherlands style AI camera systems to change lights before the vehicle arrives
And a search on what technologies Germany uses resulted:
Weight is not included, no surprise to me as it’s so expensive to maintain
If that’s the way they are in America, I’m surprised. In Australia and the UK they are famous for being one of very few vehicles where you come out ahead if you buy extended warranty
T. Rex and the other dinosaurs shaped like it (the theropods) are the ancestors of birds
So probably a t-rex
My point is you don’t need people with doctorate level education to run a solar plant, you occasionally need people with a technical level education to fix stuff, or near unskilled to clean
And if you need parts they don’t come with the x hundred percent markup for certification that nuclear has
Go with bunny rather than rabbit, it fits better
You need bike lanes to encourage more people to ride
Not many people are willing to take a lane