Vuonna 2022 tullut suositus sai alkunsa oikeasta tilanteesta, jossa hälytysajoneuvon havainnut kuljettaja oli jarruttanut äkisti. Seurauksena oli peräänajo, jossa loukkaantui vakavasti kaksi henkilöä.

Miten hätävilkkujen päälle laitto estää äkkijarrutuksia?

– Jotkut laittavat hätävilkut päälle, mutta alkavat sen jälkeen jarrutella tai tehdä muuta ennalta arvaamatonta, Salmenoja sanoo.

Ah, aivan, ei mitenkään.

I thought cookies and milk was a widely American thing.

I was playing Evoland 2 on my phone.

It’s had a few graphics bugs but nothing major untill I came to a bullet rain segment and the enemy projectiles are invisible… I managed to beat the first boss, or it’s first form or whatever, but it’s absolutely impossible after that to guess where the enemies are shooting.

Shame.

That’s interesting.

What’s your region/culture if I may ask?

A cookie would’ve worked better.

Drinking milk with cake doesn’t really sound like a very common thing.

It works as a perfect example of one of the very real reasons to buy and use European products.

Oh ok. So the word evolve hasnt adapted to mean “slowly changes over time due to small changes” in day to day speak, along with many other meanings. See pokemon, video game bosses etc. etc.

We already doublespeak in many situations. For example “theory” in layman’s terms is used like “hypothesis” instead of it’s true meaning. Where as it’s true meaning is pretty much only used in scientific terminology.

Anyway I’m sure 100% of people understood exactly what I meant.

And this is about the English word in the English use, with English rules, so let’s stick to those, shall we.

Milk is another word with another angle. The connotation is no longer, in everyday layman use, connected to “something you get out of a teet” and instead it is what children drink, you put in cereals or coffee, etc.

That’s the beauty about languages, they evolve with the needs of the populace that uses them.

We no longer live in an agrarian society, so when somebody now speaks of milk, you don’t think, “what did they milk it from”, you think “what are they going to put that thing in that they bought from a shop”.

A sausage is a sausage, no matter what you stuff inside it. It’s the shape, use and all the practicalities of a sausage that determine that it’s a sausage.

When I hear “sausage” I know what to do with the thing. I can’t know what it includes.
Beef? Pork? Chicken? Horse? Peas? Beans? Mushroom? Tofu? That’s to be determined by the other words on the package.

Oh. I thought I read the whole article. How did I miss that part.

Well, thanks.

Could you explain to me what the issue here is and how does AI enter into it?

Is this picture potato quality or is it just my end?

Just at “alternative” in tiny letters under each “milk” word.

Yes, WiFi emitting devices are useful, and WiFi using devices are useful, but what about WiFi recording and interpreting devices.

That’s basically Lower Decks in a nutshell

Technically, landing on the moon is landing among the stars.

Soooo, you can make a device that records radio waves like a camera records light, sort of. So having these devices out in public is basically the same as having surveillance cameras. With slightly different features of course.

So, how is this any different to having CCTV? Or not being allowed to have CCTV? Whichever applies to your country/area.

Both of my last jobs I found through LinkedIn. Before that LinkedIn didn’t exist.

The latter one I’m in now, which I’m very much appreciating and enjoying, I was head hunted for, due to my info on LinkedIn.
The pay raise was substantial and the freedom of choice to how I want to work is superb, and like I said I really enjoy the work.

So I’m most definitely in camp worth it.

That “most” is doing a lot of heavy lifting there.

We use our TV as monitor for a mini PC I setup to watch shows and movies via streaming and an external harddrive (connected to a router so you can watch what’s on there from any device in the network).

We barely ever watch any TV channels.

We us a wireless keyboard with mouse pad. The TV remote is only used to turn it on, volume and to switch to a different input for the gaming console.