Most Americans I know who moved here (Norway) did so after landing a job that they then moved here for. Moving here and then trying to find a job is a great method for going broke in a couple of weeks.

Plus, lining up a job beforehand makes the visa ordeal easy.

I agree in theory, but that makes journalism too dependent on state approval. There are too many journalists throughout time who were publicly discredited and shamed for not towing the line. Publishing something of which the state does not approve is scary enough without the news orgs funding being cut as a result.

Actually, the G in GPU stands for Giraffe. Hardware has gotten quite sophisticated over the years, and are no longer optimized for rendering triangles. If you can render a giraffe you can render anything.

Good safety glasses are awesome. When heading home after a field-job, I always bring a pair.

I go through a lot of these, as I tend to forget them all over, but the gist of my strategy is this:

• As dark as possible
• I prefer non-polarized, as polarized sunglasses tend to interfere with plane cockpits and car HUDs
• Big enough to cover most of my sight angles
• I never liked those thick nose bridges, as I find them too hipster-y
• Other than the above, IDGAF about how they look. I wear them for me, not for others.

Brand sunglasses (raybans, Oakley, etc) are OK, but I generally find that they’re not very durable. The glasses resist scratching very well, but the frames could be a lot stronger.

Yup. Any impacted component that survives means that the force was transferred to the driver instead.

Modern cars look worse after a collision for a reason: If it collapses/crumples, it means that it absorbed some of the forces applied to it rather than transferring it on.

It said 1~2 originally

Still more plausible than 1W

Yeah, it sounds more plausible like it’s amperes

After 30 years of playing whack-a-mole with piracy sites, this time it will surely help.

Depending on the breed, males are often fluffier too.

The famous Lassie is actually played by a male dog due to the thicker coat

If I was a mod here I’d lock this post with “duplicate” as a parody.

SO was good 10-15 years ago, but it has gotten bogged down in a combination of user elitism, mod incentives to do anything, and outdated answers remaining canonical.

• User elitism: You see this anywhere else too. Older users hold power on the site, and this tends to result in walling out those with actual refreshing ideas.

• Mod incentives: The system rewards mod actions, even if those actions aren’t the correct one. For example, closing a question as duplicate, even if it’s not, rewards the closer.

• Due to the above, the “correct” answer to a question never gets updated, and it doesn’t take later versions into account. As such the site becomes a collection of outdated answers to questions that may or may not still be relevant.

Source: Formerly prolific user of multiple stackexchange sites

No, my granny promised that he was just putting the stamp on the eggs!

Yes. One of the reasons why piefed is so popular is because of improved mod tools.

It works when money can purchase what is actually needed in detail, and the people on the receiving end are competent.

I heard it’s a Mastodon thing

Two days ago via discord. I don’t live anywhere near the few friends we have, so Mondays and Wednesdays are two days per week where we have the evenings schedules cleared of anything related to spouses, work, offspring, and general adulting.

Those hours are usually spent gaming together, or just general chitchat. These days it’s usually Project Zomboid, and the dedicated server I’ve set up only runs on those days with a fixed set of hours (thanks, cron!), To ensure that we play together rather than someone soloing during the off-hours. Though getting PZ to play nicely with systemd was a PITA.

And if someone were to miss the times lot, then they only missed a few hours total - Yhings will mostly remain as they were last time they played.

Basque, I’m guessing?

My understanding of your question makes me believe that you might be looking for a matrix switcher.

Basically, you have a bunch of inputs (devices) and a bunch of outputs (screens) and it allows you to select what goes where, eiyher one by one manually, or you can sace/load presets.

I’ve installed many of these on ships so that the skipper can easily select where he wants radar, autopilot, chart plotter, echosounder and whatnot, based on what he’s doing .

The ones I installed were usually from Kramer, as they are pretty durable. I’m sure you can find cheaper ones.

Not sure about other countries, but here in Norway, English lessons start in the 2nd grade (6-7 years old). It wouldn’t surprise me if it’s similar in the rest of Europe.