Reread what you quoted and your first sentence in response. If you can't clearly see the self-refutation, then there's no point in discussing things with you.
They most certainly do. The workings of an ant colony aren't nearly as placid and cooperative as high school level reading would indicate. Workers go rogue, internecine conflicts within castes occur, etc.
Oh please. Name a mineral that in natural deposit has a cup like shape with a manufacturing logo impressed on the bottom? The ends of Coke bottles will last for eons.
Oldest ceramics? Around 20K years.
In other words, as long as we've been making it.
Glass rarely survives intact after even a century of neglect.
Abuse, yes. Neglect, no. We have glass artifacts in perfect condition from the Mesopotamians (1500BC/3500yr). Glass is just a form of stone you know. And, if by "rarely survives intact" you mean down to unrecognizable as manufactured, then you're much, much more incorrect.
Never mind that Chevy is going to be shipping production cars without a steering wheel next year.
A little ahead of yourself there, Sparky. Chevy is petitioning for that. Note the very first sentence in that article is "If the Department of Transportation grants GM's latest Safety Petition."
You only have to be SLIGHTLY better than the average human driver, and you start saving lives by getting marginal drivers off the road.
The stated condition has nothing to do with your presumed result.
I am serious; if you took some of the worst drivers today and gave them self driving cars with existing tech, you would be saving lives and reducing accidents.
Ah, and here we have the caveat needed for your result: someone else's money.
One would think such a glowing report wouldn't be from an AC. You should have saved your typing time. That thing could have come from a Tesla salesman for all anyone knows. Worthless.
Cyclists are safe, because their own bodies are on the line.
Buuullllshit. In fifty years of driving I've had numerous cyclists pull out in front of me without looking, come down the street the wrong way and do any number of other stupid and definitely unsafe things.
Having personal experience with a few "brands", I can say that not once did I experience a dissolving of self. Like most "social experiments", the numbers are too small to extrapolate great insights from. I don't typically follow someone else's gaze unless there's a definite reason for me to, so I don't see any relevance to that.
Just because you do it doesn't mean others do. I worked salary for most of my career and any after hours I had to attend were balanced by a reduction of standard hours. Do your job, do it well, and you can do this.
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Agreed. This is actually the way the better developers I've known have done it.
*** Same guy you see on the streets shouting both sides of an argument to himself. ***
Were you invited in? No? It's a crime.
Thus displaying for all that you do not comprehend what copyright about.
Five misconceptions in a row, nice.
Reread what you quoted and your first sentence in response. If you can't clearly see the self-refutation, then there's no point in discussing things with you.
They most certainly do. The workings of an ant colony aren't nearly as placid and cooperative as high school level reading would indicate. Workers go rogue, internecine conflicts within castes occur, etc.
I have. Many of them. Not one was due to rot.
Oh please. Name a mineral that in natural deposit has a cup like shape with a manufacturing logo impressed on the bottom? The ends of Coke bottles will last for eons.
Oldest ceramics? Around 20K years. In other words, as long as we've been making it.
Other than boring gigantic holes through said layers, right?
Abuse, yes. Neglect, no. We have glass artifacts in perfect condition from the Mesopotamians (1500BC/3500yr). Glass is just a form of stone you know. And, if by "rarely survives intact" you mean down to unrecognizable as manufactured, then you're much, much more incorrect.
Fundamental misunderstanding of energy consumption and storage, eh?
Conversely, those who paid $3000 now may find it difficult to get that money back if Tesla has financial problems and can't fulfill their promise.
A little ahead of yourself there, Sparky. Chevy is petitioning for that. Note the very first sentence in that article is "If the Department of Transportation grants GM's latest Safety Petition."
The stated condition has nothing to do with your presumed result.
Ah, and here we have the caveat needed for your result: someone else's money.
One would think such a glowing report wouldn't be from an AC. You should have saved your typing time. That thing could have come from a Tesla salesman for all anyone knows. Worthless.
Life has a way of educating them with either a penalty of removal from the game.
Um, no. Walking on the non-traffic side of the curb is the safe bet.
Buuullllshit. In fifty years of driving I've had numerous cyclists pull out in front of me without looking, come down the street the wrong way and do any number of other stupid and definitely unsafe things.
Having personal experience with a few "brands", I can say that not once did I experience a dissolving of self. Like most "social experiments", the numbers are too small to extrapolate great insights from. I don't typically follow someone else's gaze unless there's a definite reason for me to, so I don't see any relevance to that.
Last point, spacing out != dissolving of self.
Just because you do it doesn't mean others do. I worked salary for most of my career and any after hours I had to attend were balanced by a reduction of standard hours. Do your job, do it well, and you can do this.
When you got nothing else, you scrape.
Nice to see that's already being combated.
"Ms Slaker, I hear you're having sex. Your partner's browsing history indicates he likes his women bound and gagged while he spanks them with a riding crop."
I see the BeauHD sycophants have started modding. Too bad I've already posted.