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Lucky you. Mine worked hard to persuade me to do that, because no visible symptoms. But now a few years later “sometimes the jaw just moves after a root canal” and I’m in queue for braces as a side effect.

Townhouses. That’s what makes it somewhat ridiculous. Your stereotypical townhouse dweller is young professional childless. Yet they still complain about the number of townhouses.

This year, there’s been a bunch of new apartment buildings, which see,ms a bit more legit

My town uses this as an excuse. I don’t know the validity for most infrastructure, but they’ve clearly had problems keeping up with schools. And schools are a bit of infrastructure that take way too many years to increase

They claim they were looking to deport his father. I don’t see how this is any different from hostage taking

There are local choices. You just need to know enough to make them.

I have a thermostat that adjusts to my basic schedule. But sometimes I work from home and sometimes I don’t. Sometimes I start getting cold before lunch.

I want a more responsive thermostat that just makes me comfortable while saving money. I want the promise that Nest claimed but didn’t deliver

Personally I want the decisions.

- Matter/Thread had the potential for everything to work together

- my patterns, if any, are more complex than todays conditional logic. Maybe machine learning can figure it out

3,455 minutes of The Doors this past year. I must have been a real moody bitch

That would be really interesting even within countries: we can see how it changed over time, compare rural vs urban vs suburban, or a taste of various cities within a country