The Riker Maneuver
The Riker Maneuver
It’s complicated. It’s sort of colony animal, like a slime mold or a portuguese man-o-war. Either way, you shouldn’t touch it.
It’s your Beanniversary 🫘
Well, that answers that question.
Too bad all the pros moved to the Corgitech scene
Andy B, - good first name for a tester
“cool”
That’s… Well, there’s not any hard evidence that it’s bad but political lobbyists put it on the label so that consumers would have to pay more for the “natural” version.
This. https://youtu.be/3KXF423TEwY?si=n8ExMrJJRQQHLjIP
This is the early internet - a self hosted, bunch of regular people just doing stuff for stuff’s sake.
Also https://www.cockeyed.com - decentralized, zero budget fun.
In some ways, the low-medium technical barrier was perfect. If you could do some basic html or PHP, you were a creator.
There’s no plastic in an aluminum can. Both glass and aluminum are almost totally recycled into their base materials. Aluminum is lighter to transport to and from the recycling facility.
Do not upgrade to Gemini assistant! It literally cannot do any Google home tasks, like set alarms, events, tasks etc.
This is despite it explicitly claiming that it can do most Assistant task (including the ones I mentioned above).
0 Stars.
Dad Bod Workout = lifting up small children several times a day
Unfortunately they already have your money.
I was on vacation and planning to buy it when I got back and encourage all my ex LOL friends to join too, but…
Thank you for your service.
That is a good question, but I suspect if you tried this in real life it would still show static.
I suspect a better thought experiment would be if you just disconnected the input and amplification circuit entirely from the CRT tube, in which case you would probably just get white as the electron beam scans back and forth without any modulation.
Actually, can I see the old, rotten fruit liquid list please?
Isn’t this the whole idea behind flatpak but everyone seems to hate it