Yeah, I was about to say I’m in America and most of the fast food involves oil and deep fried food.

Canned black olives are my favorite, followed by the pickle chips, and then regular pickles, which I’m not sure if funny-name-I’ve-never-seen-before is or if those are the weird sweet ones.

That day has not yet come.

The only area I know well is the NW corner of the USA, but there is indeed public transit. I can’t say how it compares to even other parts of the US, let alone other countries, but I can say that in the urban and suburban areas it’s generally possible to walk or bike to a bus stop and with some transfers, get within a walkable or bicycle-able distance of where you are going. Some rural areas have a system called “dial-a-ride” which are basically on-demand small buses if I understand correctly. Similar systems exist for people with disabilities in the urban areas also.

Besides buses there are also ferries, and local train systems (light rail) which connect neighborhoods and cities in the same major metropolitan area. Trains between major metros (such as between states) also exist, but typically it’s just not worth it: If you aren’t going to just drive it by car, then flying is both faster and cheaper than the train, and flying isn’t cheap.

There are also commuter trains between the downtowns of major (nearby) cities separate from the light rail, but I’ve never actually tried that myself.

Not everyone knows the keyboard shortcut though. I bet you can find people hunting for it using the mouse every time.

I’ve seen posts suggesting adding the following to your .bashrc:

alias fuck='sudo $(history -p \!\!)'

Turkey

Yes, better batteries that don’t spontaneously combust, and last for far more charge cycles

I don’t expect it so quickly, but hopefully lithium ion batteries (and variants like Li-poly, LiFePO4, etc)

I have all of those… Except my to-do lists are not actually long because I never get around to adding stuff to them.

This is pure genius.

Were those other urban areas specifically parking lots/garages? (The places that charging stations tend to be)

Messaging used to be free on OKC too. Paid stuff was only better search placement, maybe seeing your matches immediately, etc. No idea about now, I was also found by my wife there over a decade ago.

Ethanol is poisonous and carcinogenic and extremely popular. Burned nicotine also of course.

Wouldn’t be first day, but eventually I’d starve.

I’d no longer have employment, bank accounts, investments, assets in my name, etc. No proof of ID or citizenship either.

Maybe I could end up in jail, then I’d at least have a place to sleep and some food.

Good luck trying to sell anything of high value (house, car, etc) which has no ownership record

And control the ‘embedded mode’ (forgot the real name, something like “Custom tabs”) for browsers - usually I want to open a page in the full separate browser so it’s independent of the app it came from.

For a fun side topic, take a look at Micronations

I love that the examples are not only from other real RFCs, but some of them are well known protocols.

Regarding double negatives, I get what you are saying, but they absolutely can be interpreted as a positive - this is easily proven by simply reversing one of them, and they can be reversed because they are after all negatives.

But if the speaker’s meaning is clear then of course it’s rude and incorrect to misinterpret them.
I feel like there’s a gray area though where some constructions may be genuinely ambiguous which way the speaker meant (since a double negative as negative by definition means the opposite of what the words would mean otherwise)