This sounds like a Darwin Award:

The disastrous fire was fueled by the straw, oily rags, and lamp oil strewn around the room.: 98–102  The first notice of a fire was at 10 a.m.; eyewitnesses claimed the initial blaze began in various locations, including a paint locker filled with flammable liquids and a cabin filled with gasoline.

Sure thing:

https://sh.itjust.works/post/29120957

The hoods don’t even match. And the backpacks are different too, one had light gray straps, the other is black. And basically 50% of NYC dudes carry black backpacks.

The multiple photos with a face showing, has a different coat, hood, and backpack. Go look again.

Shake Shack is the closest to In n out if you’re not on the west coast.

Even if it doesn’t take long, it’s helpful for some if they get an explanation that shows your expertise. Which is lots of what they’re paying for usually.

They’ll just give you government issue glasses

IE one more screen based thing to distract from the fact that other humans exist.

Rear cameras make sense and help people who might no be tall enough or flexible enough to twist and look out the rear window.

But the front camera will be a distraction from lying proper attention while driving forward.

We need more vans really, but consumers (who can afford the fucking things) are too insecure to drive anything that might make their wieners look small.

I wonder if she could talk Putler into taking a nap and ending this shit. If the could just give her the chance.

Force is the wrong word, I meant more difficult to ignore.

Linux would need overwhelming market share in the consumer end to force chip makers to play, whether they like it or not.

Windows might be finally doing a bad enough job again, to drive Linux adoption, but it’s hard to tell if that’s just Lemmy talking.

If you go by length instead of ridership it seems extremely plausible. Australia is a big place and building 2 lanes for mostly freight trains is an unnecessary expense.

Sidings/loops/passing tracks, allow trains to pass on a single track, and since things can be more regular scheduled (ideally anyway) with trains, they can work well enough and with much less track building needed.