@lalawolfi@wsdot_traffic They definitely have always been this bad. When Obama used to visit he often would shutdown 520 and/or 405 from like 4-5pm on a weekday.
I genuinely mean this. Download the Bing iOS app right now. This is the most remarkable tech product I’ve seen in years.
You can just talk to it. Ask it questions. Ask it to explain concepts you don’t understand. Google search instantly feels outdated and useless.
for some *ridiculous* reason the french love to translate movie titles from english to... english
here's a thread with my all-time favorites, starting with "the hangover"
...i mean VERY BAD TRIP
@AlecCrisman This particular regulation is probably pointless, but fine. The ones I hate for Adderall are:
- no refills
- no being filled by delivery prescription services
- no more than 30 day prescriptions
I have to spend over an hour every month to get my Rx and it's obnoxious.
@mattficke@jimbo831@KDbyProxy@311DCgov Are you sure that applies to temporary tags (I can't find the source on that site to read closer)? Taping temporary tags to the inside of the rear window is VERY standard, so it would be very weird to me if DC had some regulation specifically against that.
@mattficke@taylorterry If the tag is truly fake, then I think nearly everyone in your replies would agree with you that this is illegal (though they may disagree about enforcement priority). But you haven't proven that it's fake, and based solely on the photo it seems likely legit.
@jimbo831@mattficke@KDbyProxy@311DCgov Someone else did some digging and apparently that's an Alabama temp plate? The expiration should be clearly visible for the OP to read if that's what he thinks is wrong.
https://t.co/KfdfNJOlH6
@mattficke@jimbo831@KDbyProxy@311DCgov I get being annoyed about tinted windows (I find them annoying too), but this seems legal for a temp license plate, which is usually only valid for like 30 days. How would you suggest that they display a temp plate in a way that is more visible and will also survive rain?
@cornoisseur@AlecStapp Do you have that data? I would be very curious to see it. My office is hybrid and while there are definitely fewer people there Mon/Fri there are also just way fewer Tu/W/Th compared to 2019.
what are things in tech that older devs have dealt with that have since been abstracted away and would send new devs into a coma
I’ll start: when you’d test coworkers changes locally because there was no CI or when you hosted your website from your computer