It's easy because it's required. Most Americans live literal miles from grocery, Rx, or any services. Neighborhoods are mostly suburbia which has NOTHING besides houses. If you restrict driving you are condemning people to vastly inflated costs of living. It sucks and I blame the auto industries.
And actually, Americans are fairly good drivers. Because we drive a LOT. Some literally hours a day. And because we drive so much we have tens of thousands of highway fatalities a year.
Yep. When the industry can cut off the only way for games journalists to reliably make money (pre-release review copies) then they are totally controlled by the industry. A real journalism industry would see one company not given a copy or blacklisted and the refuse to cover their release entirely in solidarity. Otherwise none of them can be trusted.
Some reports is that is saves space by half. that's a LOT of bandwidth. And for storage? It's cheaper now but as storage and bandwidth increases, so does the size of media. Higher def images and videos can now be easily and quickly shared so they are. Being able to decrease most images by half is an insanely huge advantage.
No charges have been filed, according to US media. The BBC has contacted US Capitol Police for comment.
Because it's not illegal? It's not a public place so I don't think it'd be indecent exposure. Especially with no witnesses. Against policy, definitely.
It would have taken you longer to find out where you took an original picture?
I mean...stairs.
Bad analogy. That required hardware and factories to make it. I have several programs that deal with webp already.
Maybe she didn't have the funds to buy out an expensive car.
That's a problem with adoption not the format.
Dystopia on top of dystopia. Need a special fund to not die when sick. Job makes you do extra. labor just to afford health care.
It's because these employees needed these bonuses. They were essentially a normal part of their compensation. Now it's being held hostage.
Or have their own supporters try to lynch them.