One thing that I miss about reddit are the top votes comments on science articles. They would often provide a good explanation of the article from someone familiar with the matter.
I guess it takes a little bit of time, just came to my mind.
Interesting article nonetheless, thanks for posting.
Das war ein sehr guter Artikel muss ich sagen, danke fuers Teilen. Klingt ziemlich schlüssig und nachvollziehbar was sie ueber die beiden so schreiben.
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Yup, that's it, at least from my understanding.
Muss mich der Einschätzung ueber mich selbst anschließen. Insgesamt fuer mich eine positive Entwicklung unterm Strich, mehr Qualität statt Quantität und das ist fuer meine Seele eindeutig besser.
Im Moment checke ich noch regelmäßig das formula 1 sub, aber auch bei dieser nische wird die Beteiligung im fediverse immer besser.
He was behind him, yes, but you're allowed to overtake within the pit exit line, which is what he did. Move was legal.
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But give Libre office on windows a shot, see if you like it.
The reason this is allowed is because Arizona, like many other states, doesn’t require religious leaders to report instances of abuse to law enforcement if they learned about it through an act of confession. That’s not true everywhere. If a public school teacher learned that a student was being abused at home, that teacher has a legal obligation to tell the student’s counselor (who can take appropriate action). But not pastors. Not bishops. Not priests. If someone tells them a secret, believing it will remain a secret, then the law allows those leaders to keep it a secret, even if people are getting hurt.
I guess that's enough internet for today.......
Absolutely! I was on the edge of my seat, especially the last two laps. Incredible raacr craft by both of them and what a finish.
The fight yesterday was fair, both from checo and from Nando. But he can't lecture other people about fair fighting when he was the reason for so many collisions in the past. Last week in mexiko, singapoure he took out two drivers with dive bombs basically. Japan he took out Magnussen.
How is he not seeing that? Or maybe he is, but I can't remember any incident this season where somebody else was unfair to checo.
I had to check the article whether there was some context that I missed.
“It was well-deserved for Fernando. We had a great fight, very fair, to the limit. This is something a lot of drivers can learn from!
Is he really fucking serious here? He is making it really hard to have sympathy with him. Own your mistakes and move on dude....
I would say there was some improvement In the last third of season. He wasn't crashing anymore and was consistent in the time difference (more or less) to albon as well.
On top of that, we just don't see the data the team is seeing when it comes to an improvement.
One other thing to keep in mind. There is a supposedly very talented new driver starting in F2 next year that could drive for Williams in 2025, so that could play into the decision as well. Although I just looked for it and couldn't find it. I think Alex Jaques talked abiut it in the last F2 sessions.