That's less time than I thought.

NASA rockets cargo to space on hydrogen.

Without infinite production available, it would still be going to the highest bidders first and that would cut out what loans could be gained for all but those already with credit ratings so high only the incredibly rich achieve.

Fortunately you can just cast the 3" orange stick away and forget about it, into a simple unfurnished grey box if you will

What's odd is when light skinned humans get racist on other humans for dark skin and forget that they would also get as dark under the sun after a few evolutionary cycles.

OK, fair point, but you do not have to do that monthly.

Really it should be a crime to have to keep paying to verify that you are you, the first time is enough when there is 2FA.

The browser has to support it itself, so if they get new builds based on chromium new code then they probably will.

Some people just like to stick to what they know and grew up with them separate.Hot water systems are easily contaminated if not kept at a hot enough temperature (60-65c to kill Legionella) , some people still prefer them separate out of paranoia over that still too if the cold is used for drinking.

And just old houses, plenty of people won't spend out on a new sink for fittings for a mixer tap when what is there is working fine.

Split tap bathroom sinks are still made and still sell here.

>As a European that used to live in the UK, your bathrooms are the weirdest.
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>Two separate taps because in the past the hot water was not drinkable.

Not everyone likes mixer taps.

>No wall sockets expect for some electric shaver socket if you are lucky.

It prevents a lot of serious or lethal accidents. It's a building regulation.

>carpet on bathroom floor.

This is very rare, I've only seen it once.

>electric hot water shower (no wall sockets but an electric boiler warning up the water on a damp environment is somehow fine)

They're specially isolated so safe.

>no bidet.

That depends on where you are in Europe, they're relatively rare in the UK though I've seen plenty of places with them, not usually modern builds though.

Now get the traitor caucus for it

It's a few people near who happened to be recording. They were not expecting a building to collapse in on itself or the would have been much further back https://twitter.com/nafisehkBBC/status/1622503557415985156

Oh god that's hard to watch, they were totally unprepared, you can hear a kid screaming

Yes, there is only doom now.

The only way he could do that the way he is burning through the company would be by using their plummet to game the stock market illegally.

Race to the bottom.

Just seeing the layout of the damage I assumed it had to be something like that but it still blows my mind that can just slice through them and keep on going

Edit: in action thanks to u/samfreez

There you go mistaking highly compressed video for quality. Some people use their screens for actual high quality media, or displaying games rendered realtime to HD, where input latency is also an issue that isn't a problem for netflix content.

Don't worry that happens to people with separated toes too

Judgements no, but assisting lawyers yes - https://www.legalfutures.co.uk/latest-news/ai-beats-average-legal-mind-not-best-performing-lawyers was 4 years ago and AI systems tend to improve at ridiculous rates.

I'm sure this will be cheap over there, just like insulin

Those walls could now be worth millions to support rebuilding.

If the display is physically big enough such high resolutions starts to make sense, but under 50 or 60 inches I'm not so sure.

So Deepcake used a deep fake deepfake story to gain them some PR.