... Sending telemetry to Asus about the TV sending telemetry to LG? Wtf is this timeline?
Not American but I agree. Fptp and gerrymandering is the biggest bullshit. But how will it change? Why would the two ruling parties shoot their own foot?
The weirdest thing about this is the note. What happened to talking with each other?
Ahhh I'm torn about it. Is there any news about the stuttering issue that came with update 8? It's unplayable now around the northern forest and if this is how 1.0 is I'll pass
Is it burnout? Have you felt changes during vacations 3 weeks+? If you can afford it, maybe ask your employer for two or three months off unpaid, if you sell it as burnout prevention, it should also be in his interest.
Then get some sleep medication and do what your body tells you to.
Stay the fuck away from alcohol, OP.
Just a warning: The current version has performance issues, it stutters like crazy even on beefy setups. It seems they didn't get the level streaming implementation of UE5 right on the first try. This will probably get fixed for 1.0, but currently it's painful playing in some parts of the map.
And the mind blowing difference in midi quality if you heard the upgrade the first time...
Nice feature. Is it reliable? I can imagine this being dangerous if someone finds out how to manipulate it to flag a malicious site as official.
Nothing. Romania is generally fine. I hitchhiked an couch surfed solo. Had only good experiences.
...if there is no way to cool externally, with water for example
It makes the tin non sticky. Heat up a blob of solder for a minute or so to evaporate the flux and then try working with it.
1 if all parts are hot, it shouldn't matter. As soon as you touch anything with the solder, it should distribute evenly around the pad and component.
2 you just feed it into the joint
- If you are not quick enough, the flux in the solder evaporates and it becomes sticky. At this point, clean it and start fresh. Other possibility is that you didn't heat part and component enough for the solder to flow
As far as I know he's talking about the old filament bulbs. And it's actually a myth or at least a bad example of planned obsolescence. It is possible to make a light bulb that lasts virtually forever, but they would be expensive. It was a compromise between lifetime and production costs.
And where do you get those led bulbs? Mine break all the time...
It is a common fallacy for people to use "but it's possible" as an argument when it's about statistical events. A lot of things are possible, but few are probable.
The fact that you need to flip a thousand coins to get one that does what you want should tell you that the analogy doesn't work. Repeat your experiment with two coins.
Is it possible that both mirror the stock market? Sure. Is it PROBABLE? No way, Jose.