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Comment Re:Tablets in restaurants safe or not? (Score 2) 46

Bullshit. There are plenty of ways to sit with children in restaurants without resorting to screen time or the children annoying everybody else. I say this as a parent myself. No doubt it starts in the home and every other minute spent with the children: how do you engage with them and how much effort do you put in to helping them stay or entertained. It's called parenting.

Comment Re:Don't (Score 1, Troll) 51

If it lowers costs or reduces waste, it could be a good thing.

I don't really care if they are using "inferior" beans as long as they taste the same and deliver the same dose of caffeine.

Random aside, I've been playing UBOAT lately and when your crew are tired you can give them "coffee" so they can carry on working. The same is sanitized, they removed swastikas... And methamphetamine. The German navy (and other military divisions) used to give their people meth to help them stay alert and get through tiredness.

Comment Re:Cue up (Score 1) 333

It has nothing to do with diversity. It's simply that the US government is owned by billionaires and does not work for you. Norway's government works for the people.

Their sovereign wealth fund is a good example. Can you imagine anything like that ever happening in the US? It doesn't even occur to most Americans that such a thing is even possible. That's how far down the rabbit hole you guys are.

Comment Re: For once, yes (Score 1) 139

It's true, N. American vehicles seem to have misaligned lights a lot more often than European ones. N. America headlights also have a different cut-off pattern (non-existent?), which maybe is partly to light up overhead road signs, whereas European headlights have a very distinctive horizontal cut-off with an up-sweep to light the edge of the road better. This is why, for example, UK drivers put stickers on their headlights when taking their cars to the continent: it covers the up-sweep so it doesn't dazzle on-coming vehicles.

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