spoils19

Curious. Not even a warning, despite the fact that the very users that I'm emulating received warnings?

Why reword a comment when an enlightened HNer has already written the perfect one?

I checked with some of my friends who had parents that lived in the Eastern Bloc, but couldn't find out anything.

This just seems like the free market at work? Not sure why so many of my fellow HNers have a problem with this. As a fellow user, kamaal, once said to me, I'd love to be there working for Musk and experiencing all he has to offer.

The thing with pick up trucks is that they're actually really fucking practical. For people who want to be self reliant and can afford one, they're a no brainer. You've got one vehicle that can function as a car, a van, a camper van (with a demountable pod) or tow a trailer. They can go off road, and they've got enough power to help other people out if they've got into a sticky situation.

> correlation != causation

Thanks to that, I doubt everything else you wrote and will have to corroborate it with sources I trust more.

It's crazy that it's slower than an Electron app! Like most HNers, I fully believe that any JavaScript is slower than native, so how can this be false for this app???

I was with you until your last word, as infallible, according to my conservative sources, is a liberal dogwhistle.

And, now, thanks to that, I doubt everything else you wrote and will have to corroborate it with sources I trust more.

Thanks for your contribution.

I disagree. The English language has spread around the world due to the US' work internationally.

Is it an Eastern bloc level intersection?

What's Iceworld? I don't keep up with the latest news.

This is the issue with sewage technology in general. In short, we are not responsible enough. If we were fully responsible as people, we could do it. Once rich countries did it, poor countries would demand it, and they are especially unprepared. A bit of economic and political risk and voila, regions devastated.

There should be a simple rule: if you can't manage garbage, you can't handle sewage technologies.