A closed loop system would achieve this, or at least after the initial filling of the system.

Also: having sidewalks at the very edge of the road is dangerous. They should be set back a few feet

Boston Dynamics robot cowers in fear

"I identify as a delivery robot"

Oh how fucking adorable that Jeffries thinks Mamdani answers to him.

Ms. Rachel

Bigger in the context of vehicles means not only heavier, but also a higher point of impact. It could be the difference between getting hit in the legs vs the torso. Or the difference between rolling onto the hood vs knocked down and run over.

It's not ineptitude when it is intentional

ICE aside, it is important to have a contingency plan in place in the event of "sudden incapacitation."

Someone outside the household checking in, leaving out a generous supply of food and water, etc. Keeping emergency contact info up to date, e.g. so work knows who to call if you stop showing up.

I'm not victim blaming here. This is something that can happen for a variety of mundane reasons.

They are common (if not standard) in 2nd and 3rd row seating.

I get a difference in frontal impacts, but a number of people have specifically cited side impacts.

We measuring land area in "Manhattans" now?

Anything but metric!

Does the stock market qualify as gambling?

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It's probably never been a better for indie games.

I'd say that the genetics are probably more along the lines of "no off switch for wanting to eat." I.e. you just keep bingeing calories.

"They tell you life is short. No it's not. Life is long, especially if you make the wrong decisions. "

-Chris Rock

"Last season's winners!"

"No. Last season's losers"

"It's too late now, nothing we can do"

If I could accurately monitor both calorie intake and expenditure ... that sure would simplify things.

Imagine trying to balance your bank account where you only have estimates of your income and expenditures.

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