Anticorp

Are sims accurate enough that with a wheel, pedals, and a shifter that I could reach someone how to drive a manual transmission? Obviously we'd finish up in a real car, in the real world, but I was thinking that maybe they'd learn better without the stress of real world consequences, and maybe we'd end up on the other side of training with a lot less transmission damage.

Do privacy focused phones have such a service? What maps and music apps do they use if such a thing exists?

I have the show read posts checkbox unchecked to supposedly not show posts I've already read, but the app still shows all of them, essentially leaving the feed rather stale. Is this a bug, or am I supposed to do something to indicate that a post has been read? The heading color changes, so I assume that the app knows I've seen it already.

Don't people have any hobbies, passions, or anything better to talk about? Politics and news are such boring conversations, full of intentional outrage and strife. I sure wish that we as an online community could break away from the divisive machinations of the disreputable media.

This is my first time working with wood filament and it occurred to me that if it's 30% wood fiber then I might be able to get a strong bond with regular old Elmer's glue. Has anyone tried this?

The app can obviously determine what we've seen already since it greys the titles of those posts. It would be great if there was a setting to hide those posts by default once they've been viewed.

I tried watching it right now and turned it off about half way through. The deep and meaningful, touching story is gone, only to be replaced by annoying, contrived characters, and unbelievable situations. I don't understand how this movie is getting such good reviews. I genuinely loved the original, but was mostly just annoyed by all the noise and ridiculous characters in this remake.