Remember when Bill Gates said that open source software was fascist?
Decide what? I need an answer before I click your link.
Trick question?
It’s a factor of the way we print our phone books. We still use metal type, and the letters have to be ordered from overseas. It’s expensive, so we add new letters as often as the national budget allows. The next generation to be born will be able to use letters like Q and P.
I’m sure your friends felt great knowing that Facebook was more important than their wedding ceremony.
That’s the kind of support I’d need in war.
Jesus, that’s the closest thing I’ve ever seen to a real-life supervillain group shot.
If you have a goal to find something (eg. buy a car), write your goal down, including details like make and model. You’ll start to see adverts, special deals and cars of the model you want parked with for sale signs. There’s nothing mystical about this - you’re surrounding by things like that, but the specific act of writing it seems to tell your unconscious mind to bring it to your attention when you pass them.
On your body? Yes. On your friend’s body? Probably. On your teacher? Maybe not.
I do equipment ordering for a nation-wide institution of 36,000 staff with hundreds of offices and clinics. My job would be so much easier if people would tell me where they want it at the time they’re telling me they need it.
It’s safe for reuse, but probably not for recycling. I don’t know if it can even be safely burned.
The MDF ones are made of many layers of plywood, glued together. Lots of different wood shades. Looks like a sandwich. The others are actual wood, with one shade, grain and often rough edges because they’re not sanded down.
But plastics like PET are recyclable?
I think it’s actions that make a person horrible. You can believe what you like, but as long as you keep those thoughts sealed up in that fetid dome of yours, we’re cool.
Akira. I saw it playing on a TV behind a table at a pop culture market and got my own copy (on VHS. Yes, I’m so old that bits are starting to drop off) to find out how it ended.
Edit: Now I come to think about it, I used to watch Science Ninja Team Gatchaman on TV as a preteen. Can’t remember the english title.
MDF pallets, according to our pallet recycling guy. Apparently normal pallets get fed into an enormous shredder and turned into garden mulch, but the glue holding the layers of MDF together gums up the works.
I just finished Quern on the weekend. Beautiful and fun game, but the puzzles really challenged my little brain.
Oh. That’s disappointing. For a moment I lived a world where trucks can be ramped onto power lines.