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You can always re-evaluate your situation later :)

They still scan with a focused beam though right?

You could make sturdier roads for those truck, for example made of metal. They'd last decades! 🛤

You drink it raw???

Give her scritches!

Maybe you could suggest it to people who organize protest

It could work if clients/nodes would exchange data using other channel

That's exactly what it does

The world would be a better place if we copied good things more often.

Imagine all of Europe copied Dutch transportation-, German prostitution- and Portugese drug-policies

Nah you mean A-lbs

Imperial is actually just a couple years older than US customary, it was predated by the "English units".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_units

The gallon of milk makes it incredibly easy to divide it into quarters

How did you reach the conclusion that liters can't be halved or quartered? You could call 250ml a 'quart' if you wanted to.

Metric butter also has markings on it.

Those medical records should be stored digital anyways, and then it's a matter of a few man hours to tell the computer to convert them.

Each measurement system, US Customary or Metric, has it's own advantages and disadvantages.

Imo metric can do everything US customary can, but not the other way around, because it's missing the simple conversions. But that's it. Everything else is same same but different

It's not an all-or-nothing situation, you already have vastly improved privacy :)

Btw you can suggest them the Briar messenger app. It can send messages via nearby peoples phones if they also have Briar. So if enough people installed it, a city could have it's own messaging network even when the official one is down

(crashing sound)

aka Rule 35

I like it better without the tree, but damn that's a gorgeous shot

Nah blue Ubuntu is way cooler

Also Wikipedia is very well funded, there are a lot of smaller projects running on shoestring budgets