Huh, my bad. Til

It turns out "some other company will make more money" isn't a compelling sales pitch for your store. Who knew

No. The Constitution is pretty clear on the requirements imo.

Survey software is probably the simplest way to do this.

Because our public transit is terrible in just places, and it's not viewed as safe enough to send children on. If it's technically walking distance then the other can be that it's often along very busy roads without actual sidewalks. Schools also often start before the sun comes up, which exacerbates the issue for walking.

Living in Seattle I have seen children (mostly teenagers) taking the light rail to school, so it's not unheard of.

It matters when it comes to scaling

Fashion is cyclical. Every generation does this

The game really rewards being aggressive. There's a reason enemies drop health pickups where they die - keep moving and take advantage of that.

I don't care if a game is made with AI as long as it's good. I also don't care if there's a disclosure so others can make their own decision. Tim is an idiot.

That looks like a cheesesteak from the Great Depression.

There are way too many ways for things to potentially escape from a container and start interacting with the parent os. These can vary from simple misconfiguration (they're not secure for this out of the box, and there are aspects of this that are easy to get wrong) to unknown kernel vulnerabilities that can't reasonably be defended against.

As someone else said, use virtual machines if you're really concerned.

Cool idea to use erasure coding for this.