When I need to come across as someone from marketing or HR. The silliness works out in my favor then
CompactFlax
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That’s kinda sticking their neck out. It’s corporate, but at least some companies have balls. Sideeye at Tim Apple, who just wants to kiss the ring.
There was a city in Europe which reduced weather related accident hospital visits by a significant amount by prioritizing side streets over arterial routes. I imagine the results would be extended by (after creating in the first place of course, may John Forester rest in piss) maintaining bicycle paths in priority over cars.
Yes, but if you put away 5 keto protein balls (10g protein, 30g fat) you’re eating a lot of calories that 10g protein, 20g carbs (including fibre) wouldn’t provide. My point is that just putting the label on it doesn’t make it conducive to your goals.
That’s before we get into “keto” products with 30-50g carbs per serving.
“Zero carb!” - a ton of artificial sweetener and fats. Makes up for the carbs twice over with fat, leading to pretty high caloric density
“Source of protein! - has some protein in it, perhaps more than another product in the category, but protein still is probably less than 50% of the carb content by mass, and also has fat. Never mind the quality or bioavailability of the protein.
Protein is starting to enter the zeitgeist as something that is helpful for muscle maintenance during weight loss and for helping with satiety. But like anything, if you don’t pay attention, reading the ad copy not going to help reach your goals.
There is no reason why they would have done this.
Money is a reason. Electricity can’t compete with oil on profit margins and (perhaps more importantly) market size.
Simple.
The home ownership that the world has seen for the latter half of the 20th century is a historical anomaly.
We, as humanity, should strive for better conditions of course, but the wealthy are not here to help us and for a variety of reasons, the working class has no solidarity.
This is when we find out if Apple really means it about their security and privacy.
Of course, we know the answer already from China. Money talks.
India is a vision of what the UK and USA has been trying for - politician led, terrible implementations of bad tech ideas for censorship and surveillance.
ETA: I stand corrected (for now) https://www.theverge.com/news/837209/india-sanchar-saathi-app-requirement-dropped
They don’t put the name tags on everything in the retirement home because the residents are so important. It’s because they forget.
Living in Florida might make you think it’s normal though what with all the retirees.
In how many countries is mental health treatment covered and on par with other healthcare treatments? Good psychiatrists are often in short supply in comparison to MD.
It’s absolutely crazy time that people pipe everything through a VPN because they don’t trust their ISP, but somehow trust a VPN provider more. Especially in the post-https-everywhere world. And the influencer advertising… snake oil. With some ISPs, sure, but with most it’s at best an equal trade.
Is it charging parking or EV Parking? From an enforcement perspective, the space should stay as EV parking because it’s much simpler. ALPR is used commonly for parking enforcement and it’s not worth the hassle to reprogram it based on the status of the charger. In no scenario does it make sense that an ICE vehicle can park there.
If the space is reserved for vehicle charging, that needs to be clearly signed. If it is for EV parking in general then this conversation is moot. Unless there’s a sign, there is no way to determine that the space is reserved for a repair technician - or even if the charger is working. Changing street parking rules based on whether a dongle is working is problematic.