That’s because you’re taking your limited experience and Western perpsective on teas and expecting it to apply everywhere else in the world. I haven’t tried close to everything that’s out there but in my part of the country (SF Bay Area) it’s very common to see milk teas and Thai ice tea with that color.

I read the article. There is no method of processing data in its current form and they are theorizing that you may be able to implement one in the future. What form that will take remains to be seen but if they have to dedicate circuitry to processing rather than storing, they are simply moving some of the calculation…

There is no CG in use here. You’ve simply realized that some teas have a brownish color and that some diarrhea has a brownish color which impressed you enough to formulate some type of bullshit correlation. Chocolate milk looks like diarrhea too amiright?

The memory will not ‘do a computation for you’. It will need a method of processing the stored data just like any other storage / processing system.

I don’t think it has anything to do with religion. It’s an unstable region and sometimes dictatorships are good at squashing instability along with human rights and everything else.

I think we’re greatly underestimating the cost that Clarkson is willing to incur to see the word ‘knob’ written in print.

If your experience with Diebold has been anything like mine, they seem to employ the lowest common denominator because their service staff never seems to know how to operate their own equipment. On a few occasions now I’ve had to show them how to change duplex settings and other trivial items as they try to place…

Not sure on specifics but many of the ones I’ve seen are essentially network attached computers running Windows XP sitting in an ATM enclosure attached to ATM peripherals.

It’s an issue of morals. The refugees are people fleeing intense suffering and the EU nations are able to accommodate them if they take their fair share. Having the potential to assist without taking advantage of it shouldn’t be an option for developed countries. We aren’t savages.

Can this effectively be used as a variable steering ratio system?

It depends on how you’re defining ruined here. I rode an ATV for the first time in the sand dunes at Pismo beach this labor day weekend and it was a blast. Riding this thing in the dunes or through forest trails sound like a good time and that kind of a good time can’t be had in your cookie cutter tuned 240SX. So if…

No, it can’t be that because it would do nothing to explain the perceived reliability difference between VW and other makes sold in this same country.

We immigrated in 1993 (I was 6 at the time) and she fully retired roughly 6 years ago.

Good enough to buy some rental properties in the next few decades to afford me an early retirement. This is what my immigrant mother did when she came here with no money and two children yet she managed to retire in her late 40’s. It’s not glamorous living but a good house on the SF peninsula will do me well, a few…

Well..if being a serf means having a modest paying job with good long term prospects then yes sign me up.

I don’t think you understand. I’m saying the highways in my area are significantly more dense during the work time commute when compared to 5 years ago. This means that in general, more people are working than 5 years ago. This is verifiable by jobs numbers and economic growth figures. This would be the case even if I…

Sucks? I feel pretty damn good about the U.S. economy. I can feel it via my extended commute because of all the employed people filling up the highways in the morning and evening.

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