viing for puns, are we?

haven't you studied relativity?

that extra juice lets the ship move so fast that the 270 miles appears to be just 195 to outside observers!

And rain. Avoid rain.

Someone might have an umbrella . . .

>How do you arrest someone in absentia ?

"You keep using that word. I don't think it means what you think it means."

>Come on now, EMacs doesn't deserve to be slandered by being associated with Systemd

I dunno.

Have *you* ever seen emacs and systemd in the same room?

clearly they're the same, just with two names depending upon the audience . . .

and just as I'd grudgingly even accepted sudo itself!

>when I watch train webcams

uhm . . . is there a lack of paint drying in your neighborhood?

of course, the simple amazon account which doesn't require prime is also 5% back . . .

Nah, it's for the knockoff with a mail-order law egerree, Rube Gader Ginsburg . . .

Great news: you can get what you wished for. Current technology (pun!) most certainly does support adding 80 miles of range in 15 minutes.

Some models of Tesla can add 75 miles in 5 minutes. And they will have a max range of over 300 miles, not only 80.

https://www.tesla.com/blog/introducing-v3-supercharging

Just last weekend I needed a meal. I parked my car at a Supercharger, walked to a Five Guys, ate my meal, and walked back to my car. It had added over 100 miles in that short time. My car is an older one and doesn't charge as fast as the newer ones, but it's fast enough for me.

I, for one, support the ban of nuyde apps.

Naked apps running around flaunting their bits are just gross!

Put an interface on, for crying out loud. Think of the children!

hawk

blocking enough of google's trackers also seems to trigger this.

one would *think* that after the first couple offices you killed them, the police would catch on . . . but then, I suppose they're sill stuck on the captcha . . .

Great news: someone lied to you... BEVs didn't need battery replacement every seven years.

As it happens, my daily driver is a seven year old BEV, a Tesla Model S. Its estimated range was 335 miles when new and is 315 miles now. Assuming we can trust the car's estimate (I, for one, do trust it) my car still has 94% battery capacity after seven years.

My car is far from worthless, but it's not for sale. I like it and I am keeping it.

There were also shells created for that time period that extended the capabilities of DOS. I had 4DOS, which allowed long filenames before NTFS was a thing (I think).