Oh , I buy this, to some extent. As an omnivore…. I’ll never give up eating meat, but I do love some meals that are “accidentally” vegetarian.

Hot take on Indian food: one of the world’s greatest cuisines but when I visited, I found so many restaurants deprioritized even chicken so much that it was just not worth it. Enjoy the meals, enjoy what they do well without trying to push different preferences

I’ll probably regret going there ….

But could this be a scenario where the cheapest chicken tenders are good? Is there any fiber to whatever they use for filler?

Oh I’ve heard that. Idiots starting with a grain of truth on characteristics of “insoluble fiber” and going off into la la land

Or capsaicin. I hate when plants produce that, LoL

Both sides the same - crazy to spend that much on a phone, especially when the distinction is “more to go wrong”

Can you say a little about basic usability? It seems like the outside screen wouldn’t do anything my watch doesn’t already do: the inside screen requires the extra maneuvering of opening it then using two hands

Maybe if I wasn’t already sold on a watch and a tablet, but I have a hard time seeing where this form factor adds anything

Oh man, that brings back memories. I had to work with a first generation HP tablet because my company wanted to ride the hype by supporting “the greatest thing ever”. It was so painful to use

That experience soured me on tablets until my family somehow managed to get an iPad mini on a give away and it was a world of difference

I think history adds valuable context here ….

My kids are now in college. When they were babies, I literally heard nothing against the practice.

So 20 years of being public awareness and changing practices

I’m having trouble translating how big your cabinet is …… given the list of equipment similar to yours (nas, switch, router, ports), how many mini-pc’s fit?

It’s normal in the US, as in most people do it

Thanks. That looks promising, but as you said, slow. Looking at the timeline there don’t seem to be any updates since Trump took office so I hope it’s ongoing

My town did a similar re-striping (but no room for bike lanes without construction) and people actually get through it in less time. The turn lanes are critical, as are synchronizing lights and reducing the number of driveways.

Now driving that road in my town is much less stressful with less maneuvering, the average speed is slower, it’s clearly safer for pedestrians and drivers, and GPS verifies that section is consistently faster to get through. Everyone wins (except our bicyclists, but hopefully next time it’s repaved)

Is it hopelessly naive to say it’s a good thing we have identified the specific agent, and it is not a core part of tires nor the tire material itself that is this specific problem.

We don’t have to figure out how to filter tire dust from runoff (yet) or outlaw cars, or even completely reformulate tire materials. Just replace one chemical.

We’ve done that in other scenarios, so it ought to be possible. It’s got to be easier than removing transfats from the food supply or PFOAs from teflon manufacturing

we have what, 11 aircraft carrier groups and we are using what, 2 of them on Iran

That’s the problem with

• excessively complex vehicles
• keeping our fingers in every pie

We start with 11 ships

• but at least a third are undergoing maintenance at any given time, so only 7 active
• we’ve committed to having one near every possible trouble spot
• leaving at most 2 per ocean

Very cool - I need to try something like this. I wonder what happened to that old iPad.

I’ve been considering replacing my iPad since the screen is cracked and the battery is unhappy. It’s probably not noticeable from a distance.

When both “conventional wisdom” and our pediatrician advised it for hygiene and as something almost always harmless, and everyone I know had it done, I had no facts to decide against it for my sons

It’s normal. Almost always no negatives. reduces dick cheese

I realize there are horror stories but like with vaccines they are vanishingly rare

Buy ya gotta admit their point that streaming still costs way less than cable …… assuming you’re subscribing to what you want rather than try to recreate

When I first switched, the math said I cut my costs in third while getting much better internet service and three streaming services

• Gigabit internet + 3 * streaming service == 1/3 (200M internet + cable)

The math is still positive but much less so, however streaming services attempts to alienate me are succeeding - I only subscribe to one streaming service and am considering giving it up. Enshittify away and see what that gets you

I pay for Netflix family plan but since Netflix has decided my kids are no longer in my family when they are at their moms or at college…… I no longer need that. Clear cause and effect

I’ve had nothing but good experiences with Amazon itself. When I’ve had bad service, it’s inevitably a flipper selling something they don’t have expecting they can then buy it at a local sale. But when that sale has ended or they can’t find one to generate enough profit, they claim “shipping delayed”. Eventually Amazon cancels and I’ve always gotten my money back, but I feel scammed and no one seems to read bad reviews anymore

I’m not familiar enough with the Bronx to understand the impact but I’ll always upvote more transit and the video makes it look very useful

Unfortunately this runs in my family and it’s past my turn. But there are enough family members affected to make it really stand out how important it is to walk immediately and follow through with PT. Those that do are more mobile than they had been for years. Those who don’t, never get their mobility back