slower acceleration […] and consunes less fuel
I’m not advocating any specific behavior, but this generally is not true for combustion engines. Faster acceleration at lower revs (and then holding a steady speed for longer) is more fuel-efficient than a long, slow acceleration period. This is different for different vehicles, but it holds true as a rule of thumb.
The first bar, in peach, is rounded to the nearest 23.
The second bar, in plum, is rounded to the nearest 28.
The last bar, in tangerine, is rounded to the nearest 43.
The 1992 Trek 820 was explicitly sold as a mountain bike:
My abilities? Well, in all honesty they all come through the amulet I wear. I found it one day after killing a whole nest of gazulibirds (now long extinct). I put the thing on and suddenly my hair grew down to my waist!
Looks like your best bet is to raid every bird nest you can find until you find a Ying and Yang amulet.
Edit: ironic since they’re called Peta.
The “metro station” looks a bit like someone lifted one platform of the Greenwich DLR station and dropped it on a car park.
The rental cars I’ve used in Europe in the last few years are absolutely relentless with their warnings; it just becomes noise that you ignore.
It thinks you’re not watching the road, it thinks the speed limit is 30kph when the signs say 80, it doesn’t like that you’ve crossed into another lane to pass a cyclist, it’s warm outside, it’s cold outside, the person who just got into the car hasn’t finished putting their seatbelt on, the bag on the back seat hasn’t put its seatbelt on, your parking spot is within a meter of another car, the tires are 32 PSI instead of 33.
Alarm fatigue sets in really fast.
I can’t find a US inflation calculator that goes back further than 1913, and Johnson died in 1893, but if she’d died 20 years later, it would have been the equivalent of $1.1m.
Illinois state legislature cares, and that’s the reason Mellott was arrested (though the police later said they’d done it for his own safety, because of the hostile Facebook comments he was receiving).
The judge ruled the statute unconstitutional and therefore unenforceable.
Daily News Reported was a tiny one-writer satirical site that only posted between September 2021 and February 2024. No one would have described it as journalism unless they “ate the onion,” and OP has acknowledged in their post that it’s not real.
Sorry, you probably don’t care! I always figure if I’ve looked it up myself (out of curiosity) then I might as well share what I found.
Origin appears to be an 1880 mosaic by the Venice & Murano stained glass company in Venice, depicting the Last Supper. It’s a little over a meter across, and was bought by a Melbourne gallery in 1888.
Glad to hear this, I was especially worried about Wes.
I think it’s a screenshot of something like Instagram or Twitter, where the original image is part of a carousel, and you’re seeing the little indicator that shows we’re on image 2/2.
The exact same image is used on Game Rant.
I’m dead impressed how you traveled back in time a few minutes before screenshotting your reply.
I don’t even know how many instances, communities, and users I’ve had to block to stop seeing anime in my feed, and it still comes up regularly despite that.
That’s not a particular criticism of the art form (though I do find the regular depiction of sexualized kids or infantilized adults intensely creepy) but it really is very common here.
the Blue Mesa area in Petrified Forest National Park
This is in Arizona, USA, for context. It was carved near the now-ruins of Puerco Pueblo around the 13th Century by the Ancestral Puebloan Native Americans. The petroglyph was removed and is in the museum in the park’s visitors center (or maybe in the Painted Desert Inn?) for protection.
It’s virtually every time for me, so if I can help diagnose it somehow, feel free to contact me! Thanks.
I pushed a bug report through TestFlight a few months back, but I guess they’re more useful directly logged as issues against the repository?
When editing a comment, the edit box would only show the first few lines, and I couldn’t interact with it. After hitting the “select text” button for the parent comment and canceling that modal, the editor would immediately work as it should.
Edit: looks like I spoke too soon! I’m seeing the issue again now. Logged on GitHub.
Glad for the threading fixes, thanks! You also seem to have fixed the comment edit screen so it works right away without having to pop open the “select text” screen, which is nice to have back.
I’m here to help with my 20/20 vision.
(and then there’s a picture of a silver glowing orb on a pedestal being prodded with a pair of chopsticks)