I always like the little Reuleaux triangle windows

I always like the little Reuleaux triangle windows

The only thing I know about it is that some of the footage from this birding documentary was made with that camera. It looks pretty nice for zoom.
I have been learning vim specifically because of VimWiki. It’s always fun getting a few words into writing a document before realizing I wasn’t in Insert mode, then I have to figure out what I messed up.
We could even bury it underground or put it up in the sky so high speed transportation is rarely mixed with human-speed devices! That way, neither the polite horn nor the fuck you horn are necessary
Cars should have no horns. They should be open air and only go up to a speed that you can shout at someone and have them react before incident (around 10mph). They should also run off of human power instead of gas, but to be more efficient, maybe run on two wheels and be a light-weight triangle frame made of tubes. Oh shit it's just a bicycle.
Go report the Wikipedia page for Kilroy Was Here for not being complex enough to be culturally significant (despite its actual cultural significance), I guess.

Oh my god look at all the allies hitler had. /s Even the US wanted to help them out with operation paperclip. Maybe the fact that the Soviets killed 75% of Nazis was just a bit of nazi infighting in your eyes.
Hey maybe stop calling people speaking a language other than their native language illiterate if you’re trying to not seem racist.
(Not that what they said is off topic at all- it just seemed like you needed an excuse not to engage with the points they brought up directly, so you default to smug chauvinism as a smokescreen.)
This is so flagrant it feels like bait.
Hasn’t GM OnStar vehicles had this tech since 2009?
Me gnawing on a palm tree
YEAH! It’s grass!
Other people have already given good info, but I just wanted to link this old website from the late Sheldon Brown who has a lot of articles about maintenance, repair, and countless other bicycle related topics
https://www.sheldonbrown.com/repairs.html