I’m excited for less snow during the winter.

This article is desperate to make the argument that everyone knows we need more ice breakers. The problem is, the Captain and the crew failed to support the writers argument.

The nice sounding regulations that are a way to indirectly kill coal mining.

As a Canadian, we do consider ourselves American. Due to the fact we are also part of the North “American” continent. We can’t control the world’s ignorance but we can correct it when a chance is offered.

Don’t forget how happy you are and easy to be around.

I think you’re referring to baptisms for the dead, which is done by proxy after you have passed away. Typically by a family member. Which leads to a follow up question:

Here’s the definition according to google:

Well said...

“Let’s not forget that Reddit is a bad website”

Worse case is we bankrupt small struggling countries and their population starves because we’ve made coal and other products too expensive to produce the necessary food to survive and we’re so worried about a potential future disaster we miss the disaster unfolding before our eyes.

If only we could stop talking about it then. :)

That is one way to look at it. Another way to look at this, is scientists admit they’re data is wrong, really hope they are right this time and by the way they say it’s worse.

This is a reckless strategy that has far reaching consequences largely ignored by the media reporting on it. Animal cruelty is bad, poaching is bad but a monkey cannot choose between competing law firms to find the best representation let alone far simpler tasks, no matter how much sign language they learn.

This is a very misleading article title. You aren’t actually getting programs in a Chromebook. You are instead running a janky remote session that runs like crap compared to just using your windows or Mac computer.

I seem to remember I a time when they got busted for wrecking people’s presentations at a tech event of some sort. One they’ve been banned from, maybe they no longer have access to the stories on tech. Maybe they can’t afford to hire tech writers, maybe we should take up a collection and help them get a real writer.

Niiice. :)

Maybe we should wait until this study has been peer reviewed. Or at least make it clear this was one study and it has not been corroborated yet.

That is a cool M1. I’d like to see more pictures of that.

like most reviews here, I don’t think a lot of time was put into this. It looks like this was used for a bit and then something was quickly thrown together.

So is it price that makes this laptop good? It’s not the thickness or the average battery life. What use cases did you find it worked the best in? Was it easy to use one handed. How much does it weigh? Could you do any light gaming with it? Could you use Photoshop effectively with it? How hard will it be to…