Fjdybank

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I believe you are missing the forest for the trees. First, I acknowledge your examples are separate ideologies.

That concept also applies to the right... social conservatives, right-libertarians, and neoliberal ideologies are equally separate. However, those practitioners have no qualms about banding together to suppress dissent (or until such time they are the only voices).

Where the left leaning practitioners are unable to do so, they will be forever tyrannized by the banded majority.

To put it more succinctly, the enemy of my enemy is my friend (when freedom is on the line).

...what's the source? WHATS THE SOURCE?

There is no company or reference in this entire thing? This is an exercise in creative function!

Fuck off with this misinformation.

If the EU was as conformist / homo-cultural as you suggest, the cultural identity of constituent states would have long since disappeared.

Go tell someone in Florence or Sicily that, because they have been in EU since 1950, they are no longer Italian (or that they are somehow now culturally equivalent to a Dubliner). See how that works out for you.

That's literally what the article says

Farley said he brings his whole leadership team on his trips to the country, where they drive as many of the latest cars that they can.
“Then we pick the four or five that we love and then we put them on a plane and fly them to Detroit. And then we drive the crap out of them, and then we take them apart and we put them back together,” he said.

Road builder here. Nope, unless you are being very creative with the term 'sinkhole'.

First clue - a sinkhole propagates from UNDER the road, whereas the photos simply show crap asphalt which has been essentially 'plucked' out. This suggests either a crappy binder, or it was placed in the rain, or a number of other quality issues.

Impressive. Can you share your setup costs and general location (I..E region / country)?

One animal is a koala. The other is a kangaroo. Both uniquely Australian. (The frog could be from anywhere)

:)

As an 'alum' of this intake process I feel pretty qualified to opine on it.

What's your opinion founded on?

From the opposing position, my last three companies have placed me in the position of automating necessary tasks just to keep up with the task list, with absolutely zero support from the applicable Dev team. What's worse, I've had tickets in for ~19 months requesting minimum necessary business and functional requirements, and I get passed around like a bloody hot potato.

My choice becomes, fail in my role, or try to spin up some automation myself. The second choice is the less-worse outcome.

That your company has an in-house software dev team is impressive. Does the revenue-generating business have access to that team?

What? No. That's a gross oversimplification. You're welcome to learn more :

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada.html

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Can't tell if you are being wilfully obtuse. Look at the math: https://www.cnet.com/home/energy-and-utilities/calculate-how-many-solar-panels-you-need-to-charge-your-ev/

A small ioniq 6 requires 6 solar panels dedicated to the car. And that assumes charging through the day. Want to charge at night? Now you need a decent battery.

F-150? Now you need 12 panels. And a bigger battery. Plus your home energy needs, throw on a few more panels for that.

I'm frustrated by generic appeal to solar without consideration for the realities of same.

Though I completely agree with your bike comment.