It's adding to the cloud cover, which will reduce the amount of sunlight reaching the earth, which will cause temperatures to drop, which will plunge us into the next ice age. Then us humans will need to start burning fossil fuels again to drag us out of the ice age, just like we did last time.
Instead of level based matchmaking, how about age based matchmaking? My group of 50+ gamers would be glad to not try and keep up with those twitchy kids, we just want to have fun.
I pay for youtube premium, and I have adblocker enabled. Lately I've noticed youtube buffering way too much. Now I assume it's because I have adblocker. They should be able to tell I have premium & not slow my shit down.
I've been using duolingo for a bit because I work on a demolition crew, and apparently I've been designated liaison with the hispanic construction workers we occasionally work with. I've pretty much reached the limit of progress with duolingo, and really just need to hang out with some native spanish speakers for a bit. Luckily one of my wife's friends is moving back to town, and her Mexican husband is all on-board with hanging out with a bottle of tequila and making fun of me in spanish:)
I fairly recently (and reluctantly) switched from Pixel to a Galaxy Flip. All I wanted was a phone that fit in my shirt pocket and wasn't an iPhone. Since I've switched, I realized all the little features that I loved that were Pixel only. Please, oh please! Stop turning phones into tablets!
It's been a few years, but when I last checked, OneDrive was the only service that was HIPAA certified.
Now that I think about it, that was 5 years ago. Surely the other services have caught up since then.
Lost revenue can indeed be loss. They don't pay cash for those buildings. If the revenue is reduced, they still need to pay the bank their monthly notes. To simplify, if you buy a car and have a $100 monthly note, but you drive for Uber and make $200 month, your revenue covers your costs. If you stop driving for Uber, that $100 becomes a loss.
Not necessarily a deal killer for me, but it's one of the reasons I stuck with Pixel 5. It's right where I put my finger holding the phone, anyway.
A bigger deal killer for me is size. Am I the only person who doesn't want to carry a backpack for my phone? The 5 just barely fits in my pocket. When do we get a Pixel Mini? I'm seriously looking at the flip phones or (gag) the iphone mini.
My buddy has solar on his house near LA. It generates enough to completely cover his wife's commute via plug-in hybrid and his electricity bills are sub $50 for the whole house (ac, tvs, computers, etc). Granted, I have no idea what her commute distance is, but still.
schwit1 writes: The change coincided with the onset of the new solar cycle, and experts think it might be the beginning of some difficult years.
"In the last five, six years, the satellites were sinking about two and a half kilometers [1.5 miles] a year," Anja Stromme, ESA's Swarm mission manager, told Space.com. "But since December last year, they have been virtually diving. The sink rate between December and April has been 20 kilometers [12 miles] per year."
"Generally speaking, increasing solar activity — and its effect on the upper atmosphere — is good news from a space debris perspective, as it reduces orbital lifetimes of the debris and provides a useful 'cleaning service,'" Lewis said.
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Personally, they're already breaking the law. Even if you managed to magically collect every single firearm in america, someone would just make their own.
Now they think they've come up with a way to create it fairly easily, assuming the simulations are correct. Moderation is key. Drinking a glass of water won't kill you. Drinking gallons will.
I wouldn't call them fears, but definitely concerns.
I also don't study gravity, but if you told me you created an anti-gravity pack and you were going to test it by jumping off a bridge I could see how that would go very wrong.