most readers generally are held back by lock-in. Book drm is even more frustrating to me than video drm atm.
But this is my entire diet...
"... but not all things that come in small packages are good things", is the point that I think is being made.
Nono I think you've got the right mental image in your head, but your terminology is backwards. The paired image is of a cat that HASN'T been possessed. That's their natural state. But you are correct that this update makes it more likely that they'll act in a non-freaky way.
I should name my wallet "The Flying Public"
Hey math people, if they all selected 1 of the 2 main candidates for every election, and they all selected different candidates, how many historians would it take to cover every combination for 10 years? (bonus points to see how many would take before guaranteeing someone could get 9/10)
Well I mean tbf... "The parachute failed to deploy and he plummeted 57 metres (187 ft) to his death."
As it turns out, actually, WE are the ones who are stranded.
As I said, I'm not trying to compare or enter a discussion about what system is better, since I've never been to Switzerland. I like it when places have good trains, and it sounds like both places have that. So that's good enough for me. I was just replying to give you a better idea of what it's like in Japan.
It is true that in Japan there are many local stations that only arrive a few times a day, but I've found that this is generally for places that are very low traffic; ala middle of nowhere Fukushima countryside train. I'm usually more surpised the train system even goes there than I am surprised by the frequency. For pretty much anywhere you'd expect local trains to exist, they're usually very good. Not trying to compare countries or anything (I've never been to Switzerland). Just describing my experience in Japan (not expert; only lived there ~6mo)
tbf, the coffee's food poisoning seems to be more effective. You get what you pay for, as they say.
tbf, the coffee's food poisoning seems to be more effective. You get what you pay for, as they say.