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  1. Was a typo, setTimeout is missing an 'i'. I think you do need to have it call a function though.
  2. The Vice President Elect, who is also the current Vice President. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vice_President-elect_of_the_United_States https://simple.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_line_of_succession There is a couple month transition period before Inauguration, so wouldn't immediately impact anything were they different people.
  3. @Externet If you meant for the machine itself, there is a standpipe nearby that goes to the sewer and a separate(unused) pipe that runs through the wall to the backyard.
  4. Glad to know what those are. Whoever did the plumbing before I bought the place really knew their business. Even the window AC unit has actual drain piping lol. Leaking water would flow outdoors.
  5. Here are a few options, the first will also let you search by name. https://voteview.com/ https://www.govtrack.us/congress/votes https://www.congress.gov/roll-call-votes I tend to use Ballotpedia most though as it also covers local politicians and ballot proposals. https://ballotpedia.org/Main_Page
  6. We elect many judges here... How are they picked in Canada? Do need lawmakers more willing to amend the relevant Constitution above them or to pass laws that will hold up to challenge. Creates impermanent law situation times fifty-one.
  7. It's concerned with dedollarization. Some of the countries involved emphasize currency controls or have issues with each other, so not sure how it'll work out in the long run. Honestly, wouldn't be the worst thing in the world to have an opposition. States tend to only unite if they think it necessary to counter a perceived threat.
  8. Might try the below and see if that works. Is this a personal computer? https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/problem-after-type-ipconfigrelease/64393d95-ceab-427b-a569-c3bde5a6ff2b
  9. We'll probably switch over to widespread automation and/or artificial means to maintain population levels.
  10. They'll know the math that goes into them, but that offers limited insight. Lot of them are functionally blackboxes, though there are ongoing efforts to make things less opaque. https://cointelegraph.com/news/ai-s-black-box-problem-challenges-and-solutions-for-a-transparent-future
  11. Maybe that was meant in terms of mitochondria. It's estimated that we need at least 500 people to be viable as a species. Having more than 2 children was the average historically.
  12. @Photon Guy A variation on the concept I've seen that bypasses the atmosphere issue, was to have a continual stream of projectiles keeping aloft their own vacuum tube. Would require constant energy to maintain though.
  13. Why not simply work together as equals?
  14. c is more the point at which you run out of road in terms of distance and time. Might be possible to bypass with something like a wormhole, but you likely can't reach/push through it due to the inherent paradox.
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