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Non symmetrical, and my pc can only handle gig anyways -.- upload is always around 1/10 the download for the plans, but I tested 330 up the other day.

The brakes aren’t engaged? The light turns on before there’s pressure on the brake. They probably don’t even know their lights are on since they aren’t decelerating.

We get 3gb with our coax connection. Fibre optics claim used to be the ones only capable of gig plus, guess that wasn’t true.

Well you should educate yourself on the rules of the method of travel no matter.

If you were to go up in the air and you didn’t educate yourself on what the lights mean, you’re going to ruin everyone else’s day in your incredibly dangerous ignorance.

You don’t take a paddle boat onto the water without understanding some basic principles of water navigation… why would roads in this specific cause be any different? We already do with most land methods, this one is gonna be hinge? Nah. Ignorance isn’t an excuse.

Brake light activates before the brakes engages, so they could just be resting their foot on the brake while coasting. Pretty normal defensive driving technique. People tend to do it in heavier traffic or when people are tailgating them. Gives a way faster brake response.

Sand is really just a bunch of even smaller rocks when it comes down to it though.

Opinions*, bias and prejudice do not fall into that category. People rarely realize this and always push their views as acceptance or need for tolerance. Fascists don’t need to be tolerated, so yes there are absolutely cases that can’t be argued for, so don’t try, doing so puts you as one of these groups. You can’t have a civilized conversation about the earth with a flat-earther, that’s why bias and prejudice aren’t what you claim they are….

Man being called out so accurately REALLY got under your skin eh? And where did I say trust me as a source, this is now twice you’ve claimed this fallaciously. Which not surprising that you would try it with your apparantly “civilized” conversation.

Why am I going to provide information after you’ve already shown your prejudice? That’s just wasting everyone’s time lmfao.

You can lie now to try and save face, but no you don’t want the facts. Anything provided to you will merely be brushed away as PR. I mean from your comment we would assume you’ve seen them, you just don’t want to believe them already, you said it’s PR. So can facts change your mind? Or is everything PR. Your trolling tells us you don’t want to have conversations, you just want to cry about Amazon.

The metrics say other wise, they were ramping up.

And you are gonna argue a company trying to automate as much as they can and hates human labor, wants to use it in this singular case? Come on, anything can be shined in a bad light, but this is the one time where it’s most likely not.

And all you’re doing is showing you have a bias, and facts will never change your mind, which is not a productive conversation, so I’m out now.

That was to “train” it, they didn’t have it fully setup, so humans were verifying orders, and it was getting more and more automated.

Like it’s gotta be coded, programmed and setup by humans anyways, so they just tried a different method. You either pay people to test it by hand, or they start letting people use it and continue to set it up that way while working behind the scenes.

So just longer “camp” work? Some people work for 3 months and get a month off.

I knew a landscaper who would work for the 6 months you can and then all winter would go and stay on the mountains. The company he worked for only needed to keep a couple guys for snow clearing, so it worked perfectly.

https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/6588617-if-you-run-into-an-asshole-in-the-morning-you

How are you getting hit everyday? Don’t just run across the road without looking everytime? That’s just fucking stupid.

Yes, what do you think subsidiary means…?

These engineers clearly held executive roles, they just weren’t with the Volkswagen (germany) so they would have had to clarify their subsidiary. For journalism this was the correct wording. If they wanted to call them execs, it would have had to go into detail about Volkswagen (Us particular division and reasons)

If you’re talking about Fritolays, you don’t just go and say execs when talking about “lays” or “Doritos” subsidiaries, you would use “engineers” or whatever other work they held to simplify it.

It’s an unnecessary distinction for non mutually exclusive exclusive terms, to use “executives” would lead to more confusion and that would be shit journalism….

It’s an article about the German Volkswagen, why are you assuming it’s about the multinational subsidiary? You can be an engineer for Volkswagen, and their subsidiary, but that requires explaining if you want to call them that. Which is totally unnecessary since the article wasn’t about them.

Yes… the article is about the German company dude…… not the “Volkswagen group” and not “Volkswagen international” or whatever includes their multinational groups. To assume otherwise is just weird, they never mentioned anything but their German company.

Terms aren’t mutually exclusive… you don’t think those engineers held executive roles? They just weren’t executives of Volkswagen.

They would have had to say executives of Volkswagen (insert whatever specifics of the subsidiary), for it to be the correct term. Engineers is simpler and easier and is the proper way to express the situation.

Your “point” muddies the water and needs to bring on multiple additional pieces of information, which would also need to be described. Most people would know these engineers held executives roles, with some part farther down the “executive” chain.

You can be an engineer for Volkswagen, while also being the executive for Volkswagen US NW division, but it’s irrelevant to the article and requires more completely unnecessary information, so in the effort of good journalism and brevity….

Their subsidiary companies do, but VW is a German company, the “executives” are ALL gonna be there dude… and those US execs would be doing what THEIR oversea “executives” want them to, so there’s still people above those who may be overseas. So calling them “executives” would be wrong since there is people above them still.

The point is, your “note” doesn’t matter mate.

Would VW have many overseas “executives”?

Probably a state by state thing. I’ve unfortunately have heard some places management take tips in the US too, which is illegal in Canada.

Kitchen staff get tip outs too, some places servers get 60% rest get 40% of the tip. It’s also why people hide their tips, so they can be selfish and stiff the busboys who tidy up.

The whole thing is just fucking stupid. Pay a living wage.

Western society thinks it’s normal to read minds? Or that it’s embarrassing to ask friends and families a regular question? Never heard that before, or are people just embarrassed by asking for stuff and assume other people do to? Because none of this is “normal”.

Talking to people is what’s normal.