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Ride of the Valkyries was used until 1970, when it was replaced by the recently released Fortunate Son.

Hot take: no, everyone won’t do the same thing. The number of people who would install in alternative way to do what the app store already does is low. That would require either being comfortable with this technology, which usually comes down to people under 40 and “techies”. Some people don’t do cash transactions on

I’m not saying that stuff should be flagged by the users, I’m saying that’s how it is.

The algorithm or the users.

It doesn’t take a genius to figure out that some videos flagged for moderation will be traumatic, and assume a certain percentage are.

At the very least, they could have 8-hour days of only one traumatic video at a time, without Amazon-style productivity tracking.

The headlights are way too small and it’s freaking me out.

I talk like that sometimes. If someone asks you about someone else, they included the subject in the question, and it feels redundant to include in the answer.

This treatment would be aimed at stopping people from acting on their ingrained attraction. Most anti-gay “therapy” aims to stigmatize and reverse someone’s ingrained attraction.

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The white Audi for modern, and the red e30 ‘vert for classic.

1. Old S-10 because the patina looks like a flame paint job.

Because the eastern border of Wisconsin happens to also be the coastline of Lake Michigan.

The New Yorker had a great article detailing the change in culture after a buyout of McDonnell Douglas in the 90s. Basically the culture moved from engineer-driven to upper management-driven. They removed an engineer review system that caught safety issues and streamlined production, with an exec saying something to

That’s quite an assumption there. If they live on a grid and work is on a diagonal from them, work is 1.4 times farther by road, or as the crow flies is 29% closer than by road. That’s far from outlandish, and excludes wiggly back roads, detours around obstacles, or roads that zigzag to gain or lose elavation.

Really weird take. Racers have one goal: fastest time around a track. If they lose traction, they go slower and will ease off next time. What will make drivers go faster or slower around a turn is new technology or track factors, since they are already taking the turns as fast as they physically can. Since the

I maintain that Dodge should do this to the Challenger from factory, call it the Barracuda, and keep it around for 30 more years.

On the other hand, alphanumeric names are arbitrary (40/60/90 what?) and indistinct. They don’t set car apart and suggest that the car is nothing but a size of the brand, without its own identity.

Small numbers of humans are very resilient, (people have lived in Greenland for thousands of years) and I believe that it would take far more than 1000 years for people to disappear off the earth, especially as spread out as we are.

That is far too strong of a statement to base off of two sentences. Please think more on if you would say this to someone’s face, or consider miscommunications. He could have a different definition of technology, for instance. Anonymity is fun and all, but don’t insult anyone based on a single sentence that you