wow he's really blanketing the country. california, seattle, portland and the southern half of the acela corridor
edit: I stand corrected he's also doing chicago. that makes it less egregious.
hahaha wow
most VPNs seem to be technically possible to get working on linux if you dig enough to figure out what its doing under the hood (if often unofficially, such as cisco anyconnect) but ymmv
it's probably caching every image you've ever clicked on or something silly like that. You could wipe it out and start fresh if you need the space. emotes are big but probably not that big. Same with taglines, there's a ton but its all text.
I mean, it's a reputable magazine. It's not a scientific study directly but it seems fine and cites some specific data, and the author is an actual professor of planetary science. And it's actually been updated with a more modern hypothesis circa 2021 at the bottom. It's not like our understanding of mercury has completely changed in the last 10-15 years
yeah it's a dropshipper thing, it's easier to just buy access to a tracking number from some data broker that happened to ship about the same time to the same city or zip code than it is to 1) get amazon or ebay or whoever to accept a new type of tracking number, or even 2) actually use a shipping provider that has tracking, and 3) if it doesn't come on time or doesn't show up at all it makes it hard as fuck to dispute since "the tracking shows it was delivered on time"
"AI" as popularly conceived (mainly LLMs) isn't necessary to automate tractors. But I appreciate the focus on productive, non-destructive uses of technology
there's some shit going on in nyc lol. I don't expect they're paying the fines. Or they're somehow making more on videos of them doing it than the fines cost.
https://www.amny.com/news/where-drivers-get-speed-camera-tickets-in-nyc/
I also can't vouch for its accuracy but I suspect its related to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JpG0LdTNfOc
this is from camera data but these are actually specific vehicles which have been caught by the cameras repeatedly: https://www.amny.com/news/where-drivers-get-speed-camera-tickets-in-nyc/
These appear to be specific cars, not just models of vehicle
thanks. I really don't get why bsky does this "the author wants you to be signed in" thing if it's just going to be publicly available via another interface.
Can you provide the link you mention? can't see any of that without a bsky account
I mean I don't actually care and I certainly do not have a xitter acct, I just thought it was funny to literally completely ignore the entire middle of the country (and like 3/4 of the east coast), then I noticed the chicago date...
There are absolutely leftist bookstores in probably every state in the US, or nearly so, but I get it. It's tough to get enough publicity to get turnout, and it probably really sucks as an author doing good work with sizable readership to go to like, a milwaukee or a st louis and just have like 3 people show up to your event. Like if there was one in my city I probably wouldn't go, I haven't read this guy's books, though I have read excerpts of Palo Alto I believe.