Calorie abundance is accurate too, food has never been as cheap and delicious as it is now. Not to mention the ultra-processed high-density foods we have now. Meaning you can easily overeat with an active lifestyle too.…
This is why I strongly adhere to WET¹, you discover so much about the domain the first time you write something. By the time you have it 'working' you realize you should've written vastly different code to solve or…
There IS video, just not of what's being claimed. With the amount of constant propaganda about this conflict in particular, you cannot trust anything that you can't actually verify. Big media outlets, like the BBC have…
https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/how-gaza-he...
They've been making that claim since the start of the conflict, including calling it a genocide. There have been an overwhelming amount of articles that later had to be retracted about Israel shooting at aid…
Ironically the claim about corruption also applies to this admin. (See crypto scams for access to the president, and the Epstein files promises for well-known examples) I do agree with them that there is a 'rot' in…
Works on 24.3.0 for me, though many a warning is thrown.
The 4080 was also quite the bad value compared to the much better 4090. That remains to be seen for the 5000 series.
MSRP went from 1959,- to 2369,-. That's quite the increase.
The "perfect" fat percentage for men when it comes to health is around the 22% range. For women it's significantly higher. (35% iirc) I'll try to find the study/abstract later if people care.
Though I don't disagree principally. My experience with government contracts echos the much higher costs you have to make to get 'simple' things through. You end up jumping through so many hoops to get something cheap…
The problem with that mindset is that by the time you do get hit, it'll be too late to act and remedy the issue easily. Even though I agree with you in spirit. The chances that you will need it are slim.
Thank you for that, I was glad to see NL on the list of against!
Could then just call it: HDMIY, no? High Definition Make It Yourself
Inventory management in the Resident Evil remakes are good examples of proper inventories and UI for that purpose. That way it's properly part of the gameplay and not "annoying hindrance" like Skyrim.
I just use the Ikea trådfri dimmers[1] and have them bound to the lights I want them to control. That way they can do on/off and dim. They no longer seem to offer them. But the replacement might work as well. Support…
I don't know, but really want to. I need this in my life.
Also using an iPad Pro that I got in 2018 (I think, the first 12.9 inch with the current look), it used to be better at it than it is now. In the beginning it would rarely drain now it drains ~20% overnight. Granted…
> I posted a list of recent issues I've run into elsewhere in the thread, but there are many bugs and inconsistencies in macos: > > - Doc breaking/becoming inaccessible. > > - Running app windows disappearing/becoming…
Maybe I’m and oddball, but I download third party package managers (or wrappers) on literally every OS I use. Scoop, Chocolatey on Windows. Brew on MacOS. Amethyst on Arch. Linux package managers eviscerate whatever is…
As someone who uses Windows, Arch with Hyperland and MacOS almost daily. I am immensely curious about what you find inconsistent and buggy about macOS? In my experience that’s been the least buggy and inconsistent of…
How far can you legally go with those in the US? Here in the EU at most you can ask if they worked there, nothing else.
People often ignore that the browsers themselves have also vastly improved. It's what makes a lot of the modern advances possible in the first place. It's less full-circle, and more a blob that vaguely resembles a…
Same issue for me, I have a 2 paperwhites. But still primarily read from my iPad, as I also like to read online articles. Which doesn't work with the experimental browser.
I've seen the overal negative sentiment as well. As someone who's been using homebrew since I think 2012, I've enjoyed using it a lot with only some rare issues. So overal it's been a great experience. I've never done a…
Calorie abundance is accurate too, food has never been as cheap and delicious as it is now. Not to mention the ultra-processed high-density foods we have now. Meaning you can easily overeat with an active lifestyle too.…
This is why I strongly adhere to WET¹, you discover so much about the domain the first time you write something. By the time you have it 'working' you realize you should've written vastly different code to solve or…
There IS video, just not of what's being claimed. With the amount of constant propaganda about this conflict in particular, you cannot trust anything that you can't actually verify. Big media outlets, like the BBC have…
https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/how-gaza-he...
They've been making that claim since the start of the conflict, including calling it a genocide. There have been an overwhelming amount of articles that later had to be retracted about Israel shooting at aid…
Ironically the claim about corruption also applies to this admin. (See crypto scams for access to the president, and the Epstein files promises for well-known examples) I do agree with them that there is a 'rot' in…
Works on 24.3.0 for me, though many a warning is thrown.
The 4080 was also quite the bad value compared to the much better 4090. That remains to be seen for the 5000 series.
MSRP went from 1959,- to 2369,-. That's quite the increase.
The "perfect" fat percentage for men when it comes to health is around the 22% range. For women it's significantly higher. (35% iirc) I'll try to find the study/abstract later if people care.
Though I don't disagree principally. My experience with government contracts echos the much higher costs you have to make to get 'simple' things through. You end up jumping through so many hoops to get something cheap…
The problem with that mindset is that by the time you do get hit, it'll be too late to act and remedy the issue easily. Even though I agree with you in spirit. The chances that you will need it are slim.
Thank you for that, I was glad to see NL on the list of against!
Could then just call it: HDMIY, no? High Definition Make It Yourself
Inventory management in the Resident Evil remakes are good examples of proper inventories and UI for that purpose. That way it's properly part of the gameplay and not "annoying hindrance" like Skyrim.
I just use the Ikea trådfri dimmers[1] and have them bound to the lights I want them to control. That way they can do on/off and dim. They no longer seem to offer them. But the replacement might work as well. Support…
I don't know, but really want to. I need this in my life.
Also using an iPad Pro that I got in 2018 (I think, the first 12.9 inch with the current look), it used to be better at it than it is now. In the beginning it would rarely drain now it drains ~20% overnight. Granted…
> I posted a list of recent issues I've run into elsewhere in the thread, but there are many bugs and inconsistencies in macos: > > - Doc breaking/becoming inaccessible. > > - Running app windows disappearing/becoming…
Maybe I’m and oddball, but I download third party package managers (or wrappers) on literally every OS I use. Scoop, Chocolatey on Windows. Brew on MacOS. Amethyst on Arch. Linux package managers eviscerate whatever is…
As someone who uses Windows, Arch with Hyperland and MacOS almost daily. I am immensely curious about what you find inconsistent and buggy about macOS? In my experience that’s been the least buggy and inconsistent of…
How far can you legally go with those in the US? Here in the EU at most you can ask if they worked there, nothing else.
People often ignore that the browsers themselves have also vastly improved. It's what makes a lot of the modern advances possible in the first place. It's less full-circle, and more a blob that vaguely resembles a…
Same issue for me, I have a 2 paperwhites. But still primarily read from my iPad, as I also like to read online articles. Which doesn't work with the experimental browser.
I've seen the overal negative sentiment as well. As someone who's been using homebrew since I think 2012, I've enjoyed using it a lot with only some rare issues. So overal it's been a great experience. I've never done a…