The amount of energy absorbed by the cars is the same for both drivers. (What makes that car existence a risk to both parties.)
The problem of the old car is that it transmits the extra force to the people inside in some of the worst possible ways.
Yes, the 70’s car would “win out”. Its driver, on the other hand would fare much worse than you.
Ideally, people wouldn’t treat possibly fatal transit collisions as a sports game. And also ideally, most people would see the uselessness of looking at which car is less damaged. Realistically, I know neither of those are universal, but I do hope they are common.
Why do you expect any word to come from Iran?
The country threatening to throw nukes into somebody that was basically just standing there did make an announcement.
There’s one singular vocal guy around that doesn’t like that authors sign their work and thinks that’s blatant and dishonest self-promotion.
That’s all.
It’s the A10 we are talking about. You better make sure those farmers don’t have bricks or anything else they can throw.
But on the other hand, yeah, the plane excels on its role of staying low over an enemy army and shoot everything at random.
Last time I said “No! This is getting silly!” and decided to try all those language-server GUI text editors I lost a couple of weeks and decided to nuke my emacs config and make LSP actually work there instead.
You can always do pre-Modern web development. There’s nothing stopping you.
In fact, with the modern browsers, it’s better than ever.
Oh, ok. If it’s finishing by going away, yes he should.
Ok, he may be only trying to mislead people and manipulate stock markets too.
But that’s the speech he’d use if he was intending to go away and abandon the war.
That’s the correct speech. He’s preparing to abandon Israel alone at the war.
He should absolutely not finish it.
WTF kind of idea is that? He started killing random people so he must kill all of them?
Turn the US into an authoritarian empire, and you risk turning the Praetorians into something similar to the Roman ones…
Man, you have some really fucked-up traffic regulators. That kind of thing isn’t common even in poor countries.
You mean sourceforge?
99.99%
TBF, no, established companies tend to have something between 99.9% and 99.99% of uptime. It only increases if the company is explicitly focused on it, at a large cost that usually needs to be paid by some customer.
But Github pretends to be one of those companies that focus on uptime. And it’s also less than 99% right now. So yeah, the main point stands.
Put something in that Putin can use to say Ukraine has been denazified, and it’s a deal that he should logically take.
But Ukraine will also insist on getting their children back. What is extremely reasonable. And I have no idea how logical Putin is nowadays.
You can make a cease-fire in that format, but not a peace agreement.
Oh, it’s limited. But you will only discover it if you look at the bug-tracker.
People have been losing their cursors since the Xerox labs days.
Are extensible records usable already?
Not that I would pick TS because of that, but the disdain is undeserved when it has some very useful features that Haskell has been trying to copy for years.