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that came to prominence in May 2007 is an example of a number claimed to be a secret, and whose publication or inappropriate possession is claimed to be illegal in the United States

The article doesn’t even assert it’s illegal. Just asserts someone has said so.

It wasn’t an error, as such. They had just limited the resolution available for most people. It was called “Selected Availability”.

Because they’re “self-propellent” or however you want to put it.

Nothing like that here.

Escoots and ebikes are limited to 25kmh per law, so they’re roughly equivalent to regular bikes.

If its more than 25kg or can go faster than 25kph,you need to insure it. (somewhat new law)

And everyone here is legally required to wear a bike helmet, but it’s not an enforced law.

of electric scooter incidents lately.

You guys don’t drink like northern Europeans

Where I live you can’t get a DUI on a bike, no limit, but if you’re too drunk to be able to operate it while trying to operate it in traffic, you’re endangering others, which is a traffic violation and will possibly cause you to lose your licence.

Or I mean, that used to be the case, actually, but now I suddenly recall it may have been amended in the past few years, entirely because of the rent-a-scoots, which are comparable to bikes and which everyone used to take home after bars. And still prolly do. Now they’ve limited the speed to 16kph at night though. Helps, some, I guess, but is really annoying if you’re sober and want to ride one at night.

It’s not that you’re wrong about you not being able to be mistaken about your own, and that obviously you share view which coincide with a lot of people.

But you can’t pretend like we can’t imagine that there would actually be a person who would seriously write that. Maybe perhaps more like on Facebook, but times evolve. We’re not all 20-year old tights wearing linux nerds. Some of us are in our thirties.

You know despite that being quite obviously sarcastic, you can never be too careful nowadays.

So I urge everyone to use /s in like 90% of even the cases where you think it’s not needed. If it’s less needed then maybe just do an ^/s

The recording of the 3-hour long phone call wasn’t enough to make the story of her and her rescuers’ deaths a major headline in most Western media.

Willful ignorance. Should be played on national radio at noon, everywhere.

I want to see them trying to ignore it when they’re actually exposed to something like that.

“Out of sight, out of mind” is so easy for these people

I say! You are indeed correct, sir. This beloved show of ours often explores complex themes of personal identity, and I daresay one could make a philosophical argument, that all of these previously asserted premises could be true — all at once!

Smaug is only worth like 54 billion, doesn’t even make the top tier list.

The ones you ve listed are way wealthier.

I’d say it depends on the voltage and hertz you’re running, but yeah, hearing it isn’t anything super special.

I was once so fking annoyed at this “kennel” my former gf got chihuahuas from, because the grower used an “anti-mouse” device and seeing how I could hear it whine, I’m pretty sure the 20 chihuahuas could as well.

CRT is laughing, and not in its grave, because it will outlast them all.

I was actually thinking what would lead to a Alien Earth type situation where everyone is still using CRT.

Well duh ruins the fluffiness

Non-existent=/=common

Yeah there’s 250ml Red Bull, which is the most common one, but then theres a larger version here which goes to 355 and I think even larger, a 473ml one.

But yeah the tiny 250 is the most common

I think that’s just a rival company supposedly one-upping them, but that’s not a “real” pack, it’s just a pallet of 24-packs wrapped in a sign saying “1000-pack”.

Cheers though I wasn’t aware of this before

Perhaps the store was out of 12-packs.

Also at that time, in like early 90’s (in the tv show), I don’t think 12-pack was that common

Yeah tbh, most people didn’t finish their beers, so only drank like 80% of a can they were everywhere, and usually people bum one or two.

And unless we were at some festival, people wouldn’t have time to destroy 24 + bar drinks.

But cruise ships? Three days of innumerable drinks of all sorts.

I kinda miss that though. The adventure and friends, not drinking that much.

Yup. It is indeed. I just wanted to add info.

Sometimes I seem sodas in 0.355 cans, mostly red bull. Somewhat uncommon size here imo, and I’m just wondering where theyre used. 0.355 seems like a US size, but the bottles I got from Germany were mostly 0.33l aa well. Although the cans were like 0.6l

Just wondering how prevalent and mismatched the standards are