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I think all three are great.

My brother is an accountant and uses sheets for a lot of non-work stuff, and specialized software for most business needs. He also uses Excel, sure, but there are substitutes for Excel in a lot of cases.

The twin towers made a ton of sense:

• lots of people in a small area
• symbol of America’s dominance of trade
• iconic buildings in the heart of perhaps the most iconic American city

Ackshually Linux is a kernel.

If you take “Linux” broadly, you could piece together a business management stack.

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It’s pretty convenient for an IT team to use a standard image with all their configs and whatnot, and that requires a new key.

I block ads on Twitch too.

At least ours makes national news.

Yeah, for some reason they’re all sopping wet, and they need to get them dry as fast as possible to process them.

Ew.

Yeah, US infrastructure is pretty crappy, I live here too. Traffic circles, when they exist, are poorly implemented and in stupid places.

One super annoying one is about 100ft from a traffic light, and the traffic always gets backed up into the circle. If that intersection was also a traffic circle it wouldn’t be an issue. But it’s right next to two high traffic stores (Walmart and Home Depot), and is the best way to get to several others, so it’s always stuck.

The rest are really far from traffic, so there’s not enough traffic to actually get much benefit. Yet people still screw them up.

We really need to double down and put traffic circles in important areas so people learn to use them. Instead, we hide them away and put them in stupid spots.

Yeah, speeds in a roundabout should be very slow, like 15mph/20-25kph. Bigger ones can handle a bit faster traffic, but they’re not designed for high speed, but lack of stopping.

And I envy you, I wish I didn’t need to drive as much.

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I’d like to see you try:

That’s not how roundabouts work. They’re really simple:

1. Look left and enter when clear
2. Look straight until you exit

That’s it. This only gets complicated if traffic is backed up, in which case everyone is going slow enough for it to not matter.

Why? A and C should be able to enter simultaneously. There’s no reason for A to stop.

Really? I thought you never look to the right in a roundabout. You look to the left, and if it’s clear, you enter and look forward until you exit. That said, I’ve never been to a small enough roundabout that there could be a conflict just after entering.

Signaling is not useful in a circle because it’s on the opposite side of the car. By the time you see the signal, it’s too late to make a decision based on that anyway.

As you approach, you should adjust your speed to fit into traffic in the circle. Don’t look for signals, just look for cars.

If C is moving (and they should be), there’s no reason to wait. If C isn’t moving, yeah, maybe it’s worth waiting, but then my question is why they weren’t moving.

Just give the one finger salute.

Those crosswalks are too close to the circle, move that back and remove the stop signs.