I just looked it up, and a few banks I’ve heard of do seem to be international (HSBC, Chase, etc), but it doesn’t seem to be the default case for US banks.

Wooo!

True. Maybe ‘9 of 10 participants’.

The women are unlikely to think so.

It’s like the reverse of the well known statistic that nine out of ten people approve of gang rape.

The one in the pic says Dimension 2400 on it.

Indeed. Poor people here think they are millionaires - just not yet.

If you were a republican voter or even on the fence, it means you would not be thinking about it like that using logic.

And they aren’t (for now) changing the license of future work either - just not releasing source until the same time they release binaries, which is totally allowed in the open source licenses.

" He… He’s a special ops trainer.

What was his name?

Yeah. Jack Trainer.

So he’s a trainer named Jack Trainer?

That’s how I have everybody in my phone. See, “Janice Mom.”

“Larry Doorknob.” “Stacy Butt Stuff.” "

Someone made it jmp out of windows.

Baby don’t hurt me

I hope eventually those first two can hook up.

Empirically it would seem that India is the most popular choice, followed very closely by China.

Amusingly, I think those are two of the places with a high percentage of belief in reincarnation.

And human eyes/brains aren’t good enough anyway. The whole hype about self-driving cars was that they were supposed to be better than humans.

That comment just missed the word ‘even’ - as in they don’t even have radar, and that’s on regular non-self-driving cars, and lidar would be a step above that.

How should I know?

Anyway, I also forgot to mention if this did vary by county, that mine is the most populated county in the state and would have directed the election outcome.

I’m not who posted it, but that list is either wrong or varies by county. My state is listed with a couple other candidates in various colors including green, but my actual primary ballot was Biden or nobody. (Or Trump or nobody). I just recycled it.

Rust is even easier, you probably have some you aren’t even using. Check in the bikeshed.

Or one that spread to three more cars. Fire is known to do that kind of thing.

I’ve never liked this explanation because if that was all there was to it, it would still only localize to a slanted line in front of us.

Say for example the right ear is higher (I tried finding which one normally is, but couldn’t find a good answer) in this case it would not be feasible without other clues to tell the difference between a sound being higher up and slightly to the left, or lower and slightly to the right. It’s not a significantly different situation from the ears being the same height.

In reality there are other clues, largely based on the shape of our ears slightly changing the sound in learned ways based on the angle it comes from.