Well a battery electric train is probably useful for those routes with a section that isn't powered.
Not sure if it would be awfully cleaner than a diesel electric train, because those are already pretty efficient as I understand it.
Not sure what the problem is. Keep doing it.
This is how I operate in most traffic jams, since I only own manual cars & it's much easier on my leg.
I genuinely don't even remember any specific scenarios where somebody merging in caused me to have to come to a full stop (where I wouldn't have had to stop if they didn't merge). Not saying it never happened, but it was so rare and unnotable that I don't remember.
I do live in the northeast US, so maybe that has something to do with it, but I don't usually feel like I spend meaningfully more time in traffic because I let a few people in front of me.
Bonus benefit: my life is measurably better since I stopped getting pissed about people being in front of me. Road rage had such a broad impact on me, even after I got out of the car.
At one point, Charles Schwab allowed a password of infinite length, but SILENTLY TRUNCATED ALL PASSWORDS TO 8 DIGITS.
This is something I sent a few angry emails about wherever I could find an opportunity.
I agree - I do use passphrases in some critical cases which I don't want to store in a password manager.
However, I believe passphrases are theoretically more susceptible to sophisticated dictionary type attacks, but you can easily mitigate it by using some less-common 1337speak character replacements.
Highly recommend a password manager though - it's much easier to remember one or two complex master keyring passwords & the random generated passwords will easily satisfy any application's complexity requirements.
I bet they do.
I've learned that the best way to get printers to work universally is to buy a printer with ipp support & force a static IP / DHCP reservation. Seems to universally work with every OS I use in my home with no bloaty drivers.
Looks like a Subaru engine
You've still gotta be good at prompt engineering to make great AI art.
Like you said - it's a tool which requires nuanced skill like any other art. It just happens to lower the barrier to entry a pretty significant amount
I mean Barbie was a woke movie...
In the best way a half movie half advertisement could be. It argues against citizen's United in the first 5 minutes of the movie ffs.
It certainly looks like packages are scheduled to go out today - that lines up with the "12th-13th" estimate google gave me for ground shipping. Maybe they delay shipping for Expedited customers, though.
I don't have a trade in, so I only have the one package (and my Google store page says it's all arriving in one package). My FedEx account updated almost exactly the same time I got my email, so I got no advanced notice either.
I suspect you'll have to wait for Google to send you the "shipped" email in order to confirm your package is actually scheduled to be shipped.
FedEx doesn't have my package yet, so still no definitive delivery date.
Google appears to use FedEx Standard Overnight shipping for Expedited orders (at least to my region), so that should be next day shipping once FedEx gets the package.
I'm gonna guess maybe they'll release the package to FedEx tomorrow so I can get it on the 12th? If they ship it today, I'll have it tomorrow on the 11th.
I hate FedEx, but at least their Express delivery drivers and logistics seem less prone to theft and delay than FedEx ground.
I'm not sure what I've done differently, but my under screen reader on my 6 pro is more reliable than the back reader on my pixel 3.
Obviously my one data point doesn't negate the vast swathes of people who do have issues, but for me I may not even elect to use face unlock. Seems unnecessarily insecure.
Because there already are tracks without electricity where I live. When coming from a nearby major city by me, the train has to stop for 40 minutes while they switch from an electric to diesel power car. Same process while taking a train into the city, switching from diesel to electric.