Yes, but many of the 80% who live in cities at least sometimes leave the city and major highway corridors, and feel the problem too, just not as often.

Here’s an idea, kill everything that isn’t LTE and repurpose THAT spectrum first.

5G phones will likely see a drop in battery size

While space may be cold, depending on how you measure it, the near vacuum is also a near perfect insulator. Nothing gets cooled by convection in space; radiating is the only way to cool. So once something gets hot, it stays hot for a long time, no matter how cold space itself is.

SimCity (2013)
Daikatana
E.T.

Is true.

He knows words. He has the best words.
Words that make American grate again.

That 1.5 turbo engine will move the thing without too much effort and return good MPG’s, without being as slow as as a Subaru.

....on another note, why does Subaru have such a great impression of reliability and yet they cannot for the life of them build a reliable turbo engine OR an N/A flat four that will go 100k - consistently - without needing a new head gasket.

Never ever cross one arm over the other.

It depends on whether you have electronic steering (as in most new cars), hydraulic assist steering (assisted, but you may still have to fight it at times), or plain old pinion-and-rack that has to be rotated twice as far with twice as much force as modern steering wheels to make the same turn.
And whether you drive a…

When the gap is decomposed without evaluating the probable magnitude of gender effects on the individual control variables, however, that’s intentionally misleading.

Studies have shown that most women leave STEM programs because of harassment, not because they aren’t drawn to the field.

Do you consider your workplace woman-friendly? I’ve never avoided a field because it’s dominated by men but I can anecdotally say that economics, which is VERY male dominated, is a hell of a hard nut to crack for a young woman. I’m quite assertive though so perhaps more inclined to take on a male-dominated culture.

If women are the top making decisions and setting corporate culture, planning happens, work life balance happens, and results are achieved.

I really think that engineering (as in hardware, not software) isn’t something that women find as interesting as men do.
I can’t say why for sure. It could be a bias carried over from childhood nurture. It could be correlated to genetic differences like spatial thinking affecting interest in CAD/CAM software. Or it…

Economist here - it hasn’t been debunked.

I’m not so sure women are less likely to go into certain high-paying industries.

I see jobs that say “we pay $XYZ” and anyone is welcome to apply, no adjustments for gender.

If I can add, switch up where you run. I did the entire program on packed dirt trails with few hills. The first 10K I ran was on hilly streets which tired me out quicker but still managed to finish.