Yeah, it'll have to be done eventually. I'm ok with this. I don't trust his intentions, but the result of getting rid of it will be good for us in the long run, I think.
Right, which is why I'm surprised the solution is posited as "no more recessed door handles" rather than "failsafe mechanical mechanism". Either something is missing here, there was a failure of imagination from the author, or it was disingenuous framing.
Yeah, ok. Not sure I really buy that. Seems like the kind of administration that would just say stuff and pin the blame on anyone just to say they got the perp. Convenient that the guy is already dead with no trial needed.
Gonna take this opportunity to be a corporate shill and praise my Kia EV6. They really nailed the layout of the dash. It's a good blend of digital and physical. Hope more manufacturers learn from them.
Sounds like you're asking the human brain to fire in a pattern it's not even wired for. Random noise in the web, or even definitionally impossible as "totally alien" might imply a configuration of neurons opposite of what we have. I feel like I'm having a hard time describing my thought here.
Entropy reduction. I do a lot of development work and need Visual Studio to work. It's a complex beast already, and I don't need to deal with the headache of fighting some activation hack or running the risk that some DLL or feature is gimped and causes weird behavior in an inactivated state.
I finally made the switch to Mint recently. My day to day experience is so much better. I set up a fresh Windows VM so I could keep using a few programs that don't play well with wine, and even having to purchase a new activation key for it was totally worth it to have it segregated out from my day to day. And I'd guess that not all that many people really need the specialty stuff I do.
Do a little research on what you use daily and/or can't live without, but I can confirm that it isn't as complicated as you might think.
My understanding is that she becomes eligible for the pension on January 3rd, two days before her January 5th resignation. I didn't fact check that, but that's my interpretation from the context of the statements.
It's the new politically correct way of saying "committed" suicide. My understanding is that it's to lesson the accusatory stigma and shifting the blame away from the will of the individual to the state of their mental health, similar to how you would say someone died from a heart attack instead of died by eating a cheeseburger at every meal.
Yeah, it'll have to be done eventually. I'm ok with this. I don't trust his intentions, but the result of getting rid of it will be good for us in the long run, I think.