Same thing that happened to the generations after x: computer games, consoles. Books were big for me when I was young, but I hardly have time to read now
Also not much of generation X is retired
Same thing that happened to the generations after x: computer games, consoles. Books were big for me when I was young, but I hardly have time to read now
Also not much of generation X is retired
You can be but often aren't, especially if the pedestrian or cyclist was on the road at the time
I can pedal my carbon fibre recumbent up to 53km/h on the flat, and I pass cars in a 70kmh zone on a downhill exit ramp, so yeah speeds can get pretty high. It would be good if cycle racing organisations required road racers to wear appropriate PPE so ventilated protective gear could get into the general population and be seen as reasonable
OTOH I don't think riders of slow bikes should be required to even wear helmets (they are required to in Australia)
Right, we bulldoze forests to make fertile land available. I agree that's bad, I don't want celery from that land either
I cannot eat grass, ruminant animals can. How is it inefficient for me to eat the animal rather than the grass?
Yes, even modern Linux
Some people talk like that
Women get more UTIs than men as they have shorter urethras, so infective agents are more likely to get all the way up the urethra without being pushed out by urine
Yes, that is the OP article's point is
Because a letterhead on an odd sized piece of paper is so much harder to fake than a login over an encrypted connection
RX as opposed to TX. Receiver and transmitter in radio communications
Funny that the retirees read a lot. Their friends are dead and they don't have a steam account