Despite the conversion, the vehicles used stay largely the same, so cars are now converted to using railways and trains to using interstates, etc.
Despite the conversion, the vehicles used stay largely the same, so cars are now converted to using railways and trains to using interstates, etc.
However, the keyword is average. Sometimes you are extraordinarily good, and sometimes extraordinarily bad, but on the whole the average is slightly above.
I believe that is precisely the reason they said it.
More than likely not AI: https://sketchingscience.org/
According to what I’ve read, the leading theory among scholars today is that this passage is a reference to pagan Canaanite rituals and we have some evidence in the literature of the time that this was indeed practiced.
TLDR: the Bermuda Triangle isn’t particularly dangerous in any way, it just has a lot of ships that go through it.
From what I understand, vinyl records are often mastered differently than digital recordings, and they do have a bit of a different sound overall due to their mechanical nature (like how different headphones can produce vastly different results.) So vinyl could very well be actually better depending on the mix, and depending on the preferences of the person listening.
Took a while to find it, but this is Tim Hewes who was accused of helping plan a Just Stop Oil protest.
Wait, there’s actual context behind the bean memes? I’ve been missing out.
For the uninitiated, beavers have a gland that secretes castoreum from near their butt that they use to mark their territory. Castoreum is said to taste like vanilla.
Oh, right. Forgot about those.
What’s the orca a reference to?
What is the meaning of this?
Pretty sure they did that intentionally, showing us how they were about to spell it.
Pinus Radiata on Wikipedia
Tardigrades are effectively invisible to the naked eye, so it might be rather disappointing.
What makes high-end philanthropy different from low-end philanthropy? Don’t they both get the same tax cuts?
30 hours is what’s normally considered full time, but there is no federally mandated minimum, so it’s really up to the individual employers.
Would there be any way around this?