Perhaps it’s me not looking the right way.

Well…are you an officer, detective, or prosecutor working on a case against him? Lol

Also, what do you mean by 5 seats? I don’t really get the reference.

It’s a reference to the fact that most cars have five seats.

The driver’s seat, the front passenger’s seat, and then three more seats in the back.

Your solution assumes that the only time a person’s phone would be moving as fast as a car would be if that person were driving. Yet there are 4 other seats in a car that could be reasonably occupied by people who each have phones that would be moving just as fast as the driver’s.

I’ve read that it probably won’t be, since we had El Niño this year too, making the year hotter than it otherwise would’ve been.

It’s not going to be fun next year when we’re not breaking quite as many heat records, and then we’ve got people saying “See? Last year was just a fluke. Climate change isn’t a big deal!”

mandated mode which limits functions when the GPS detects you going over a certain speed

Lol, this sounds like very American thinking. Yet y’all still make cars with 5 seats.

Should we be locking functionality for people taking a bus or a train?

Should we unlock the functionality again when they go ABOVE a certain speed? Because I’m pretty sure GPS works on planes, too.

How about someone driving who wants to disable some annoying app that the kids in the back seat are using, and knowing that it’d get disabled as long as they go fast enough, speeds up the car beyond the speed limit?

It depends on whether you’re considering “a profession” to be something that someone does to gain goods/services/“value” from another person, or from nature.

After a few years, it’d probably be cheaper to get a second NAS and store it at a friend/relative’s place.

I believe they’ve said that this doesn’t change their production of non-rewritable Blu-rays.

Then they have the right to not continue publishing their stuff.

I was arguing against the comment that said:

You should be legally required to offer content you have on a copyright or else allow people to “pirate” it.

I think it’s great that bad or unpopular games are getting translated. In a perfect world, everyone would be able to play and understand any game, good or bad. This kind of work is bringing things one step closer to that ideal.

By having a Right to do something, a person also has the implicit Right to abstain from doing something.

Having the Right to Free Speech doesn’t mean that a person is obligated to make publicly available every thought and opinion that they have.

Is “dispute” really the right word? Lol

AC also changed my life. My doctor thought I was dehydrated, but I also had symptoms of over-hydration. Not only did everything about my time at home improve significantly, but I also started sleeping better than I ever had in my life.

Low level runs are popular in many games with turn-based battle systems. There can definitely be a lot of strategy involved. Those kinds of games tend to have a lot of mechanics to play around with.

I’m not sure what this has to do with science…

Seems weird for it to be called “intellectual property” if its purpose is not to be owned

What if you create something that you later really hate and don’t want it to exist anymore?

So you’re saying that Biden personally needs to do it?

16 and 18, and one goes to jail? Sounds like a fucked up country.

This is it, OP. You just say, “Good one! You know…”, and then paste this entire comment in there.

They could have done this many GTAs ago, but they still gave plenty of great stories.