Id think the reverse, except the tree point. Lots of people put trees in their lawn that are not suited. Giant palm trees stories high are fine, but a short bushy tree might fuck your house up.
The reason windows are protected is hurricanes while not anywhere as fast as a tornado can still pick up small stuff at ground level and send it through anything near. If a tornado is picking stuff up and throwing it at you, a shutter wouldn’t help.
I mean that’s just repeating yourself. It doesn’t answer why you think that. It just answers “this is the convention I learned as a kid”.
No, I’m not. The point is to make you die inside. I just don’t like it, in the same way s1 of the us version was terrible.
You can also say “the British office” and “the one that’s actually fun and doesn’t make me die inside when I watch it”
In what language is the literal meaning of September, 7th?
Why? Youd still have to memorize the time differential and subtraction isn’t hard.
The only example of this is china where it’s used as a tool of oppression for the western parts of the country. (https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/8/9/conflict-over-the-clock-china-among-countries-where-time-is-political)
Why?
The open source closed source argument is dumb here. What matters is skilled eyes, not eyes. It’s not some random app. plus the kernel is in C and C devs love obfuscation by default, they don’t even need a script to remove meaning from their variable names.
Show me a count of Linux kernel maintainers vs windows kernel maintainers and we can talk.
Well, yes, but it’s still trivially small even if it moves from 1 major storm every 4 years to every 2 or every 1, its still not a particularly large impact in terms of deadliness.
Hurricane proofing houses with boards is…I guess effective. But most homes in hurricane prone areas should really have proper shutters.
Hurricanes don’t kill that many people (in the us) because homes are built fairly well due to regulations from prior hurricanes. I’m guessing Florida has rolled that back, but too soon to see major failures. So it’s very likely that a lot of poor people will lose their homes and they won’t have wind or flood insurance, but outside of catastrophic failures like Katrina hurricanes aren’t killers…and Katrina was a human problem. For example the deadliest hurricane in a while killed 150 people. If we didn’t do anything about Boeing we sure aren’t gonna worry about the weather.
If it’s Australian the government can force them to insert a backdoor. Don’t ever ever touch aussiesoft.
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What’s “mission impossible”. Is that an indie film like A24?
Laws don’t usually center around ability to do something but actually doing it. That is, using signal may be fine, turning on disappearing messages isn’t. But you can’t know. Most of our system is built on trust, assuming that people who got to that level, passed clearance, etc…are worthy of our trust. On the other hand, what’s even the alternative?
Thank you
I’ll agree with search, notepad (the recent ai add), and teams (since it’s literally enshittifying Skype). Not sure on excel. Excel seems pretty stable.
Shiiiiiit I thought electricity was pikas love language
I might be able to get behind that concept.
No, I have no idea if you’re a fascist. However you support someone with pro-nazi sentiments and think he is being unfairly maligned, which makes you a nazi supporter. It’s just math. Nazis are commutative.
You didn’t read the definition, moving on
Definitely in some areas, but it’s not like we’re losing all ability to track these storms. It’s not like we’re back in 1910. More likely is there would be more false alarms (turned at the last second due to things we no longer know how to predict) leading to some people refusing to heed the warnings.
I’m not arguing on habitability just deadliness.