A classic Japanese car? Like those nimble little things that drift down crazy steep mountains and stuff?
A classic Japanese car? Like those nimble little things that drift down crazy steep mountains and stuff?
Where I work there is a data retention policy, and emails and other forms of communication (internal emails and slack, but even customer calls, etc) are deleted after a set amount of time, which varies depending on the rationale for storing that data.
There’s many reasons to do this - limit disclosure issues in case of litigation, reduce storage costs, comply with PII rules around the world, etc. The guys in Legal have us file these loong ass forms about all this, including where the data is kept, security measures, etc etc etc.
I’m shocked this isn’t common practice everywhere.
Why do you ask this as if it’s not a thing?
Look up Santiago Bernabéu or Camp Nou, two of the largest stadiums in Europe, and you find no over ground parking lots. Same applies to most stadiums, with many actually being very well articulated with mass transit, to the point that it’s much quicker to just take the subway/train/bus on match day than to be stuck in traffic for hours.
Hum. I think there should be a fictional pair of animals behind the zebras saying “damn” instead.
Tripping through time, love it
Why the down votes? Bro asking a question and being legit curious, don’t be hating on someone that’s looking to challenge what they know just because it’s trivial to you.
I disagree, with a passion.
It is soooo cluttered, so much useless redundant tags everywhere. Just give JSON or YAML or anything really but XML…
But to each their own i guess.
There’s a science article that investigated why the Brits discuss the weather? I’m now mildly curious to know their methodology and conclusions…
The joke was probably there all along.
Thankfully the only injuries were to grammar nazis
Apparently with automatic cars people can sometimes confuse the accelerator with the break? Maybe this is one of those cases…
Surely not the only good thing.
Into the distance, a ribbon of black…
But that’s fine, no need to convince them to use mass transit.
The approach is to improve infrastructure - good buses, frequent routes, dedicated bus lanes, trains to feed from the suburbs, subway, etc.
Make it more convenient to use, and people will start using it. But you need to stop designing everything around cars, like every single store can’t be a cube in the middle of a huge parking lot…
Could you like squish shale in an oven to make it more like slate? Even if it’s not economical, just interested in the science of it.
Nope, the February return flight is an expedition that was already planned long before this issue, the only change is that they’re going to launch with 2 crew members instead of the usual four, so they can bring back the 2 stranded by Boeing.
NASA says they aren’t considering any emergency missions, but it sounds that if they thought it was necessary they could ask spaceX for another launch.
Push comes to shove, they could fit everything into the spaceX capsule that’s parked at the ISS, but they don’t really want to go over 4 occupancy unless it’s an emergency.
Torvalds rejected the merge, and that’s pretty much what he said - no one is using bcachefs.
There’s no reason for a “fix” to be 1k+ lines, these sorts of changes need to come earlier in the release cycle.
This is an interesting approach from the CEO, in that it demonstrates why unions are mandatory.
That sounds more accurate. Woke: adjective that characterizes any action or statement that goes against a bigot’s opinion.
That’s definitely not what came to mind when I read “classic Japanese cars”, my mind went to stuff like the Toyota AE86 and the Miata. And from there, to the likes of the Mitsubishi Lancer, Toyota Supra, Subaru Impreza, Nissan Skyline, all those cars I drooled over when I used to play Gran Turismo as a kid (and still drool over, tbh).