Comment Re:manipulative and chameleon-like (Score 1) 32
This explains why a large percent of the most talented rising corporate mid-level executives stop working to start a family.
Where are you getting this data? How do you measure "most talented"?
This explains why a large percent of the most talented rising corporate mid-level executives stop working to start a family.
Where are you getting this data? How do you measure "most talented"?
I'm sorry,
That's a lie, you're not sorry.
They shouldn't have used a word that is a human behavior.
Now MacOS is unfriendly to gaming due to Apple's refusal to support the dominant graphics API natively.
Kind of weird.
For some inexplicable reason, the machine's door stays locked for 3 minutes after it plays the tune.
The previous washing machine I had (a Hoover from 2017) had that behaviour - I could never understand it. Not even pressing any buttons could get it to unlock earlier.
The new washing machine I just bought (which happens to be an LG) seems like it's even worse - after the tune, the machine stays locked and rotates the drum every couple of minutes, for what feels like forever, but is probably around 20 or 30 minutes. But this appears to be a hidden "feature", as it unlocks immediately if you press the start/pause button after the tune has played. I assume the idea is to rotate the clothes to prevent damp spots in the middle.
As for a citation [sodiumbatteryhub.com] demonstrating "twice as good at half the cost" I'd suggest that this comes close.
Fail. A battery that is not yet in production does nothing to prove the quality of cars currently in production.
I don't know what is wrong with you that you don't realize that, but something is wrong with you.
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