• CEOs anywhere

Good luck.

If you’re on a Windows PC oftentimes you can go to the user temp folder and find the working document there. %temp% in file explorer.

You might have to do a little digging to find out what/where it is, sometimes they’re nice and obvious in a folder named for the app creating it, sometimes it’s a string of nonsensical alphanumeric characters.

Also: You can go to the “Tools” followed by “Options” then go to “LibreOffice” and click on “Path”, temp and backup files are stored at the location listed there, too.

Either way, I highly, highly suggest you dig around for the lost doc in that folder. It’s saved my butt a couple times when I forgot to save.

Disparity never goes out of style.

Couple possibilities. Dropped cigarette. Electric seat heat or motor failure causing a fire.

…yet when dying demand socialized health care that you made sure to rail against when healthy.

…and the Native Americans.

You said it yourself when you compared cars to guns. Can’t really have it both ways by holding some manufacturers liable for the unintended uses of their products and giving others a pass. You could argue the same for knifemakers, baseball bat makers, etc. They’re both fairly good at causing traumatic injury or death. Cars OTOH are designed to prevent injuries or death as much as possible, even if they hit a pedestrian.

That said, you are absolutely correct about guns purpose being to deliver injury or death at a distance. That’s why they exist in the first place. No equivocation can change that, I don’t care if people target shoot with them or whatever, they’re killing machines.

Problem is that guns are a right in the US. There is absolutely no way on this earth that the people who wrote that right as an amendment had any clue of what guns would turn into, how they would be politicized, how people would have personal arsenals, or how much death they would cause among the population. Their shortsighted brevity when writing that amendment has killed tens of thousands of people every year.

Going to university means you have a better chance than average at getting a good paying job*, not that you will get one.

*assuming you didn’t degree in some low-pay field or something.

Interesting accent. Much flatter than what we expect today, more rolling “r’s” though.

Bah. Semantics. “Closest” in the title while leaving out average or most often. Closest could also mean “right now” as well if we want to play with words.

Not sure if that’s exactly what I was looking for. I see them adding an additional drive wheel to the car for a boost, but I don’t see assembling an EV/gas combined transmission system or anything. Maybe I missed it?

Was looking for something more like this:

https://www.wired.com/2012/08/hybrid-conversion/

Would add several hundred ft lb torque to the car.