As manufactured, sure. But these were converted to semi auto

Because it’s likely trivial to convert them back to fully auto

Yeah but that would be illegal so no one would do that right

Full auto versions were not sold. The firearms in question were converted to semi auto

Misleading headline - the firearms sold weren’t full auto

There’s a huge part of it that is because there’s no communication mechanism to resolve conflict on the road, really.

If you’re stuck behind someone going slower than you want to, how can you clearly communicate that?

Even in a world where you could clearly speak to them, there’s huge potential for disagreement there, and since the only communication mechanisms can very easily be construed as needlessly dangerous or aggressive, of course you’re gonna see frustration and anger as a result

I guess the first question would be why do you want a double walled glass one?

Yes, tax cuts have always led to much higher worker pay…

Are you crazy? That type of trickle-down nonsense has been thoroughly debunked.

You know what would make it easier to start and run businesses? Not having your most educated populace be heavily in debt. Building social safety nets so that starting a business isn’t as risky. Making it so healthcare isn’t tied to employment… you know what maybe taxes on the extremely well established businesses should be increased to pay for that.

What unnecessary restrictions are currently hampering innovation in your opinion?

Isn’t that the opposite? PAL plays at 25fps and ntsc plays at 30. Or is the 4% a result of telecine or something?

Is there any reason PCs can’t just receive HDMI/displayport input from other devices through the same mechanism they output it?

I’m going to be crude here: is there any reason your bladder can’t slurp your pee back up from the toilet when you’re thirsty?

Can you reverse your monitor to suck in light and behave like a camera?

If you push your car backwards does it suck up CO2 and fill up the gas tank?

Most things in life aren’t as bidirectional as we’d like. Video cards use electrical drivers to push signals down the display cables, which is completely different than using what are basically sensors to detect signals coming the other way. It would be quite expensive to design a GPU that does a good job of both, and mostly pointless.

Calling it radiation gives the layman an implication that it’s dangerous i.e. ionizing radiation. This is electromagnetic radiation, just radio waves.

You don’t need iodine, this isn’t going to give you radiation sickness, but it is a little surprising.

To be fair to the other side, it’s entirely possible (and even common) to have worked in a field for 20 years while learning completely incorrect things about it. Or learning nothing.

People say things like “I’ve used a computer every day for 20 years, I think I know how it works” and then ask if they should “reboot the hard drive” and then they power cycle the monitor.

Why even pick up? If they aren’t a number I recognize, they can leave a message.

Is this a skit from I Think You Should Leave?

Depends massively on where you are. Out in a really rural area, you’ll probably get one a year tops. Middle class suburbia, but not a gated community? Probably substantially more, like 1+ a week.

I’m in the suburbs but up a couple of hills so I generally get fewer than 1 a month (that I know of. I have my doorbell disconnected and live with others so it’s possible I get more and just don’t know about it)

I’ll use facts and logic to convince the guard

My next character is definitely Ben Shapiro in disguise

Exactly where I was going to go with it. This question comes with a lot of assumptions about causation rather than just examining the correlation of political views and population density.

It’s as weird as asking the question as “why are conservatives moving to the middle of nowhere?”