

The regular shoelace knot becomes insecure when you do starting knot and the butterfly in the same direction. This also causes your knot to rotate 90 degrees and not lay correctly on your shoe. If you do the starting knot backwards and the butterfly normally, then the knot is more secure and lays neatly on your shoe.


Nah, they have some great stuff. It’s just way more expensive than the cheap MDF and cardboard garbage that sells by the boatload.


You could just have a UI that runs you through all the questions and prompts from Windows and then reboots and installs a new OS without any other interaction.
You could even have it ask which files/folders the user wants to transfer over so they don’t lose everything.


They’re already on DDR4, according to the screenshot
I’m not getting any SMART errors, the reports look good. I’ll have to check dmesg if it happens again.
If the drive is in use, how does it remount?
It’s an NVME drive, so there are no cables involved.
It doesn’t have an NTFS partition on it. It’s the default Bazzite install which is FAT, Ext4, and BTRFS


I used it for a long time, but ads kept slipping through occasionally. And then sometimes it wouldn’t work at all for a while.
Alternate Player seemed to.always work until recently. It would drop the resolution when ads were being blocked, but otherwise worked fine until a few days ago.


This entire album is so good.


I don’t think the article is calling people dumb. It only states objective facts, and I think it was pretty good at NOT suggesting people are dumb. Ignorant perhaps, but it does stick to the facts (and some fluff to pad the page.)


They use Eastern Arabic numerals, while most of the world uses Western Arabic numerals.


Really it depends what you use your computer for. If you’re a casual user, and all you do is browse the web, watch videos, and play games, the transition is no worse than moving from Windows to Mac. There are some small quirks to get used to, but anybody should be able to figure out 90% of it in a matter of minutes.


Unrelated, but I fucking hate headlines that say shit like “this mom’s son.”


Congee specifically, I would count as a porridge, but the thickness can be easily adjusted by adding more water or broth, or by simmering it for a shorter time.


Depends what you count as soup. Congee is cheap to make, dense, and nutritious.


You can buy food-grade paraffin wax for less than $10 a pound if you’re happy with plain, non-fancy candles. Wicks are a pennies each if you buy in bulk. Most craft stores would carry them.
If you want scented candles, you can add essential oils to the melted wax.
You might also want some type of mold release to make cleanup of your container easier.


Seriously, you think nobody is sentimental about The Brave Little Toaster?


Lingua franca has nothing to do with French.
Most Americans don’t own a passport in the first place.