So, sometimes software gets these things called "iterations" and "versions" where the authors of the software add features and updates. So while this link isn't the KidPix of the 90s, it certainly has the same gameplay to the point where Im personally transported back to playing this on my Dad's Mactinosh 30ish years ago.
Perhaps you can try downloading it and seeing for yourself?
They are called scissor stairs and it's very common here in newer buildings in NYC as well. Though I believe it's only permitted in buildings 12 stories are less? It always seemed very space efficient -- separated by concrete fireproof walls and taking up the same vertical space.
For me this works only to stop future messages from that campaign. All the campaigns seem to buy and sell lists so I just get a different message from a different campaign at a different number. Here are the most recent offenders:
Katrina Christiansen
Harry Dunn
Arizona for Abortion Access
Turnout PAC
Yvette Clarke
Josh Stein
Ty Pinkins
Democratic Majority
Tammy Baldwin
Democrats United
I don't think this article has any value. Are you only counting region wide outages? US east is probably 10x the size of any other region with more AZ's than any other region.
StatusGator is a tiny team of Rails experts building a useful tool that IT teams use to aggregate the status of all their cloud vendors. We are looking for a full-time Rails developer to join our team. Applications are encouraged from anywhere in the world -- we are distributed around the globe.
They have a table of everything listed along with a new price for it. All they would need to add is a column showing the existing price. There is a 100% chance they have a spreadsheet internally passed around with that existing price column.
Do you really believe it was a not a deliberate choice to not show the side by side comparison?
