This is a safety issue — a matter of life and death — so if there is any doubt, we are compelled by law to block to protect customers,
What is that mental gymnastics? They are blocking customers in life and death situations from making emergency calls.
Knowledge of how that story came to be for once.
xrandr does.
Btw, how do you do that in wayland?
Running alternatives to Systemd.
are being turned into pixel creatures that wouldn’t look out of place on the PS1.
Not pixel, it’s voxel.
This is pixel creature: 
Big deal. How much years is the half-life time of information in molecular science?
They got a point, people often fill that hole with religion. Though i personally think it’s better to fill it with knowledge instead.
He just said it’s a 8k monitor, not the camera.
Make even up afterlife and reincarnation, to not fear you being gone as much.
Btw, Terror Management Theory has some valid points, imo.
Just disable thurd-party JS, i’m swiss, it works.
And it’s about vegetables generally, some other examples than carrots.
Sure, preference. I do disagree with the second sentence though.
I think i read a study long ago, about the speed of transmiting information being faster in languagues of great empires. Sounds logical to me and matches English, French, Chinese.
One like my washing maschine has, with touch display and all the firmware bugs where you sometimes have to reboot the maschine to unlock?
Why would you peel carrots? The peel has the healthy bits and it doesn’t bother any dish.
Edit: or you could half-peel it, in stripes. Mom did this with cucumbers and zucchini.
One of the cushions is your browser, the other half some IDE you use to write an one-liner.
Graphic power and displays didn’t significantly evolve since then, gameplay mechanics neither, so the experience is still good.
I’ve read somewhere it is because compressor nozzle has to be made thinner/fragiler for the better efficiency. Other comments say it’s because old refrigerants were better but more “dangerous”. Maybe both.
But i want specific framerates.