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That's like 8 years ago.

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Wait... crap. We are old.

A 3-way stop would be a solid and cost effective drop in replacement. Just paint and new signs.

I'm all for this but there are too many car nuts and they all would just get around it somehow.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/FgXRXA23FEfUgqG47

Looking at the Street View, it's a mini roundabout, with barely any space. A mini roundabout has no stop signs. There's building in the corner that might be blocking the view of other cars. And I'm pretty sure no one follows the speed limit.

Jimmy Carter gave up his peanut farm when he became president. After his presidency, Rosalynn and Jimmy spent their time building affordable housing. Rosalynn passed away last year on November 19. at the age of 96. They were married for 77 years.

Crazy how some people view what a good leader is now...

My main concern is that, because the focus is primarily on making money, some young people might mistake entertainment for truth.

This affects everyone. Look at Fox News, who every time they get sued, they call themselves an entertainment network rather than a news network. Then you have Infowars and even less political entertainment like the Joe Rogan podcast.

https://slrpnk.net/post/12324725

It was crossposted to [email protected], not here.

Oops.

It's been a really long time since Rand Paul said something that make sense.

I think last time was being against the Patriot Act.

Some already posted the rhino graffiti fucking the car.

I it's a tech bro trying to sell AI where the learning model is the Ukrainian people...

A few years ago this same guy tried to sell a blockchain weapons inventory system.

Before that crypto unlocked by biometrics just for soldiers so they can't lose their money.

Before that war "hover boards" for easier mobility and more speed through the fields.

Before that pet rocks so soldiers won't get lonely.

If you are on Android, Voyager shows what posts you upvoted and downvoted in the profile page.

I agree, would be nice if this was standard in web version.

FreeBSD.

I no longer use it but the FreeBSD Handbook is one of the most important books in my life. It got me away from Windows, and pointed me towards open source.

Doing everything in CLI environment made me think about computers and the history of computers differently. It helped me learning Apple OS X and Linux.