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I haven't seen this since about 1994 when a couple of friends and I went on a year-long HK movie binge. Forgotten how absurdly fun they could be.

I know all that; I was specifically wondering why Deathcow thought our population size difference was important.

Why wouldn't it?

I can think of material reasons why what works in Denmark wouldn't work in other countries, but basic population doesn't seem important (once you have a basic population big enough to support the services, it seems like they'd scale just fine).

I always end up skeptical of videos/articles of this nature when I'm able to pick out inaccuracies based on my vast storehouse of useless knowledge. For example, Walton's Five and Dime was actually a Ben Franklin franchise. He was frustrated with the franchise agreement, which caused him to go independent and open the first WalMart.

For a long time, I slid the keyboard to the left and used my left hand on the 10-key because I found it a lot easier to center on--I found that it was too easy for my hand to drift on the alpha keys. Eventually though, games got complicated enough that I ran out of keys within easy reach of the 10-key and had to re-learn with WASD.

It's amazing that it really doesn't look like much until it hits and just keeps coming.

I think I hate everyone in that video, except the pilot.

Him I couldn't hear.

It seems ironic that there's standing water on the lawn of that facility.

". . . in blocks, and before ya know it, they're all saying the same thing."

Sounds to me like he's referring to the bullshit pushed by Sinclair, a right-wing organization.

*related=https://videosift.com/video/The-Diversity-of-Local-Independent-News

God. Burn it all down.

I found the video interesting, mostly because the guy talking acknowledged that this clever tech required a redesign of half of the bike--work that hasn't been done yet.

I seriously doubt we'll ever see this on a production bike, because the engineering problems of making this work in the real world look insurmountable to me.

I assume it's "Keep It Simple, Stupid"

Sheesh. We hit silver at the same time. I'm such an underachiever.

Congrats!