The correct response is saying “whatever” and then start talking about Star Trek.

Blaming something on capitalism.

What is the grid operator doing there? That’s just incompetence, their only job is keeping the grid stable.

Everyone talking about size while all I can see is a very polite looking cat. He’s just sitting there, not making any fuss, just waiting for his meal. Almost like sitting slightly awkwardly at a restaurant waiting for the waiter to notice you.

No, you see it was the car that hit the cyclist, it did that on its own, that’s why they’re called automobiles, the car driver is the real victim here.

There’s microplastic in the air.

And if they don’t comply with EU regulations they will lose even more market share.

You don’t really need to emulate stuff, you need to reimplement the APIs, and those aren’t well documented, at least not publicly.

The problem is that you don’t really know from what you’re translating.

Yes, it feels like an interrogation when I do that, because they never ask anything back.

It’s a state election, in a relatively small state, it’s bad, but it’s not the end of democracy in Germany just yet. There are two more state elections in two weeks, AfD is predicted to be strongest in one of those states (MV) too, but not nearly as bad, as there is still a possibility for a stable government there. I’m not too worried about the other election in Berlin.

I think you could interpret some of her characteristics as hyperfocusing on very specific interests.

The correct abbreviation would be ST, not SA, but considering the AfD is now close to an absolute majority the latter fits better.

The pesky stuff we breathe is the least problem for signals. At high latitudes you need to worry about things that block line of sight like curvature of the earth and buildings/trees.

They’re launching into (near) polar orbits, doesn’t really matter from where you launch for those and you usually want to launch over unpopulated areas.

Volvo is chinese owned, part of Geely.

Climb over it.

Is that the current state of film sequels? The sequel from ten to twenty years ago that we all thought was bad is not nearly as bad as the latest sequel, what has happened to films?!

x86-64-v2 gives you guaranteed support for SSE3, SSE4.1 and SSE4.2, which is relatively old, we’re talking CPUs from 2008. The real boost comes with x86-64-v3 which gives you AVX.

So they were riding on the sidewalk? That’s a completely different though valid issue and is better solved by proper infrastructure in my opinion.