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True buuuut cloud providers are always trying to get on-prem numbers down and building more data centers is part of that. On-prem used to be 100%!

Trees and rocks can’t ride bikes. 80% of the US lives in urban areas.

Second one. People are getting extremely lax about security because ... it's basically in the way. A model does not "escape", it already has access because the humans gave it them through sheer negligence.

This a million, most people talking refer to unregulated electric motorcycles as “e-bikes” and companies market electric motorcycles as e-bikes. Need some regulation!

Looks like someone needs more refrigerant lol

Wu is now officially an old Boston pol (derogatory form).

Corrupt disgrace of a politician, get rid of him.

Right, you can do sub panels or 120v /lower amps induction too. It doesn’t have to be 240v 40A range with 40A breaker in the main panel. Upgrading the main panel implies upgraded service but total circuits is always much higher than the main.

This seems strangely absolute when there are a lot of options for the electrical and the induction appliances to prevent major health problems. Then, most houses have 240v dryers.

MassDCR should not be developing or managing transportation routes for bicycles or cars. These should be moved to MassDOT and make them accountable for higher standards including winter time snow removal on bicycle ways. DCR does not manage these properly for year round use.

BPD should be writing tickets.

This is not true, when he was a kid he grew it so his mother could spot him on the field quickly because she got distracted and has just kept it as his style. Interview here: www.lavozdegalicia.es/noticia/depo...

Taylor Farms, the lettuce supplier at the center of our explosive diarrhea outbreak, has spent millions to oppose food regulation and elect Donald Trump and other MAGA Republicans:

If the cutesy Claude “working” verbs drive you insane there is a setting for this

What makes it poor? Needs a major event to get more service? Gillette stadium has same problem.

Also, there is a train station at the MetLife Stadium which NJ Transit runs trains to for events, it just doesn’t show up on regular routes due to event only schedules.

yea, there are diminishing returns on nicer items and taking care of them is a whole thing itself, if you don’t wreck it someone else will.

This is a weird take, yes stuff is cheap but … it doesn’t mean people should accumulate it.

American life for many seems to be just keep accumulating stuff and needing a place to put it. The rational thing here would be downsize like crazy and move to a city where you can do things.

Soooo … there used to be a rail yard in Boston/Allston from which smaller trucks could distribute from but they moved the yard to Worcester so everything is trucked in now. The yard is being reappropriated for commuter rail but that doesn’t solve the semi problem.