If anyone deserves a tip for exceptional service, it’s those Etsy witches.

There’s still a layer of abstraction there. Since it requires Wine to run, it wouldn’t be able to run itself in the future unless it’s aware that it’s being run in Wine. Then it would need to set up a way to launch itself via Wine.

Depends on the filters. Brita have two types of filter, one of which filters lead out of water. I would argue that makes the water healthier.

It’s odd because on PC I can post there on VPN, but on mobile I can’t.

Besides being painted in reflective road paint, which these ones are, what else would cause a pedestrian to be run over?

As long as it looks like a crosswalk, and drivers can see it, I’m not sure what else you would need.

If people aren’t property, why would damaging property be so severe?

Sorry in advance for defending the concept of defence of property. It’s not that I think it should be that way, but currently it is.

Property can easily be equated to either work or status. In today’s society, we work to earn our property. Damaging property is then damaging work, or at least the value of the work already done.

On the other end, status is something we already know that the elite value above all else, so it makes sense that attacking someone’s status is going to get punished.

So it’s not so much that people are property, but that harm to property is harm to its owners.

The 3 ways to make money in gaming are to a) be exceptionally good at games, b) have an entertaining personality, or c) do something that nobody else does.

For a) either you’re good enough to make it in esports, or you’re good enough that people want to watch you stream. For b) gaming is really just a small part of what brings people in. c) might be doing things like challenges or other niche gaming related stuff.

Game testing is a shit job. It’s incredibly tedious and the pay sucks.

If your goal is to work in game design and you want to use that as a way to get your foot in the door, that’s one thing. But the career of game testing is much less interesting than gamers might expect.

If someone makes a 3d-printed ghost gun, they can destroy the gun beyond any chance at recognition by tossing it into a fire.

They’re not talking about a phobia either. He just thinks it’s gross. Probably because of all the poors.

About 6 inches.

Always has

Every once in a while, Youtube makes some change to how they serve ads, and uBlock stops working for some people for a while. An update will typically come up pretty quickly that fixes this. Odds are tomorrow it will be fine.

These guys were THIRSTY!

The easy way around this is to require passing regular fitness tests. If your obesity isn’t an impediment to the fitness test, then it shouldn’t be an impediment to your job.

That’s a misunderstanding. CRTs technically don’t have refresh rates, outside of the speed of the beam. Standards were settled on based on power frequencies, but CRTs were equally capable of 75, 80, 85, 120Hz, etc.

Essentially, the speed of the beam determined how many lines you could display, and the more lines you tried to display, the slower the screen was able to refresh. So higher resolutions would have lower max refresh rates. Sure, a monitor could do 120 Hz at 800x600, but at 1600x1200, you could probably only do 60 Hz.

Multiplexing is a relevant term to look up for more information on the concept

In most cases, everything works fine. Some people experience issues, but most don’t.

I have friends who work in the film industry and they pirate movies and TV shows all the time.

My plumber told me never to use a plunger in a toilet, and to use a snake instead. The back-and-forth motion from using the plunger can damage the wax seal and cause a leak.