Anyone help enlighten me about whatever this and unix epoch are getting at? Are these really more specific/better than iso 8601 and why specifically?
tisktisk
joined 2 years ago
As a big ISO 8601 guy myself, I request explanation of this 9001 addition? Never heard of it till now and am optimistic
Let n be natural? What am I missing imma dropout ffs
I'm confused, I thought June 5th was the taboo 'tank day'?
"Only thing we've ever learned from history is that we can't learn from history"
What makes you so sure it's WWIII scale already?
fwiw, I've parked trailers for a living for 10+years--I do it out of habit and a work ethic of 'put the work in on the front end so I can backslide on the tail end' Tho I can see a practicality/safer attempt to having a better view upon departing the parked position. Obviously if you'd like to get into the geometry of it, backing in gives you a much wider range of flexibility to work with in the positioning phases of the maneuver.
Not sure if it's true. but I was also told that changing gears on a transmission that's been running for a bit is easier on the mechanical parts/bits involved (as opposed to swapping gears on a cold startup)
tldr because there's tons of good reasons to do so, and very nearly 0 good reasons not to do so. Leave the rest to the mathematicians and statisticians
We get tons of these lil bastards in my warehouse around this time. Why do they end up in my warehouse and why are their lives so short?
well I'd read the documentation if websearch wasn't so shoddy that I could find it in the first place /s
It's a symptom of having been raised at the peak of a deconstructionist age. Doubt is how we reinforce our beliefs. I'd say you can absolutely stop it, but wouldn't you somewhat doubt that you can absolutely do much of anything if you meditate on it long enough?
The world spirit is in a bad way atm, but never forget that a key ingredient of happiness is to be without some of the things you want
Were you mostly joking or is there a utility to this? Genuinely curious as someone that finds confusing things slightly more memorable in a really backwards way