you can but then it’s not “British spelling”

it’s spelled ‘forty’ in british english too

I’d love to start making up nerdy explanations, and I mean its plausible bending spacetime all willy nilly might have some local inertial side-effects, but the concept of inertial dampers is honestly quite out there. That and the artificial gravity.

They also use “impulse”, which seems to be a very high powered inertial type deal. That should follow the rules we’re used to

nah, thats movement relative to space time, warp suggests bending said space time in order to, relative to your destination, move faster than light, while essentially staying motionless in spacetime.

In this paradigm inertia is very much not a thing

“You’re doing it wrong ya doofus”

None of those things describe a good programmer

I wouldn’t trust a guy letting their battery go that low either

Fair enough, you do have a good point. Though I will argue stopping one is better than none.

The app lets you pay to use your own data, but without the app, the car still phones the data home, and Honda sells it. https://www.mozillafoundation.org/en/privacynotincluded/honda/

your phone doesn’t share data from your cars sensors with your insurance company.

https://www.npmjs.com/package/is-even

don’t look at the weekly downloads if you are faint of heart.

isEven(0) ->
    true;
isEven(Num) ->
    isOdd(Num-1).
isOdd(0) ->
    false;
isOdd(Num) ->
    isEven(Num-1).

“don’t build the torment nexus”

Asimov himself wrote a book on how those laws don’t work.

it is good to learn C, even if you’re never gonna touch it again. It teaches you what other languages abstract away.

still is

/i3gang

skill issue

fun fact, the RFC introducing NAT calls it a “short-term solution”

https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc1631

funky!