Costs 2xCars Worth (1/50) x bus
Costs 2xCars Worth (1/50) x bus


Yep. Averages are just statistics, not real peoples experience. They’re far from useless, but a nice rich, (ideally) random or otherwise re[presentative sample has way more diverse things to say about the world than a single summary statistic ever can.


This seems to be basted of statistical averages, so I’m so sure it can necessarily be translated to 4 in 5 people in a real empirical sense. It’s not entirely clear though - I didn’t try to find any sources.
I’d expect a skewed distribution with more deaths concentrated in certain areas and impacting some people more.
This might seem an anal point, but it might help explain voting behaviour and crowd responses and such.
If you’re speaking to a room of 100 random 40-year olds it might be way less than 80 who agree that they know someone who died in a crash. It might be just 20 who knew 4 people die. That sort of skew in people’s experiences might be helpful for advocates to understand as the dynamic of a minority with more trauma vs a majority none could be different - especially if the majority are callous self interested fuckfaces.


If you refer to a traffic light as a “stop” light then you can interpret red as “do not stop”.


Grin and bare it; Its good to be more tolerant’s.


I tried osmand a while back - I wanted more detail than organic. I really like the detail on osmand, but it keeps crashing my phone after a few minutes so is basically unusable for me.
Co-maps is good and doesn’t crash my phone. It now has contour lines too which is a feature i really want.
What i don’t like on comaps is the saved routes. It just seems to saves the line - not the navigation waypoints. So when you load back in, you can’t load into navigation and alter waypoints.


The colours make me dubious, but I’m just unsure how the bloke’s name is supposed to be spelled? Stanislva seems strange.
But do they on average, last longer?
That’s the way to “beat” entropy, tread water for as long as possible.


For five years all I ever heard was . . .
Are you sure you know who it is in the bubble?
I dunno where you live but when i hear the same thing three times, i usually try to move my ears a bit.


yep, user friendly, easy install, gooey install, proprietary drivers; extra stuff.
i think they were aiming to loss lead, capture user base and ultimately get some b2b sales - oh well :( OP author even ignores stuff like Lubuntu and Xubuntu, which i assume canonical have at least some contribution to. OP gets downvote from me, worthless article.
Mr carlson’s lab (youtube) did a few videos recently on how to get and terminate good quality audio interconnects and speaker wires.
He didn’t cover 3.5mm terminals or headphone wire though so no good for OP.


I’m sure this has been done before. stupid web clicker city builder or whatever that if you watch advert you et more in game credits. It might not be exactly the same but surely not novel enough to be patentable, prior art. Or in this case prior twat.


Don’t they have that type of thing inside shopping centres and places like that?


The point of no returd.


He just needs about treefiddy.
The great carrier reef


Matrix will be a subscription service that many people willingly pay for.


What perplexes me is why the piece of software disconnects itself in order to interrogate morphus and confess his feelings. It’s really agent smith that is ‘the one’, undergoing the epiphany, a bit of software that has become sentient (or at least homo) enough to have shame and anger, and seek independence. Which is, of course, impossible.
I dunno - Wing Comander III and IV with Mark Hammill, Malcolm McDowell, John Rhys-Davies - that’s a top (bottom?) tier trash sci-fi cast.
I preferred them to the movie even just as a movie - well the story was probably worse, but at least you got to fly space ships in the gaps, and that was the first time I’d seen erm … “heavyset” middle-aged luke skywalker
These two were how i revised for my school exams - without those, i dunno, I might have had to revise.