I’m afraid not.
But that’s probably true for most people, so ¯_(ツ)_/¯
I’m afraid not.
But that’s probably true for most people, so ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Hey, me too!
Especially since you can read it like Jaqen H’ghar would say it.
I feel like a key component would be to make cooperation the only workable strategy. Not a lot of games attempt the anti-competition model, probably because there are fewer examples of it.
We need to turn the compost too.
And set the temperature. And learn how often to clean what parts. And how to take out the shelves and drawers without breaking them. And. And. And.
So: read the man page, find the switches and options you need and hand write that bitch on a notepad, close the man page and execute the command. It’s tedious but it will help your not-great memory work a lot better.
“Read The Fabulous Manual”
If you’re getting a collar for a human, please get one from a respectable kink shop. They’re designed for people and you’ll be supporting a small business.
I just heard a cis woman on a podcast talking about how when she searches for HRT for perimenopause she’s seeing a lot of renaming.
I think I was 11 or 12 when I heard a gay man say “how does anyone think this is a choice? Why would I choose a life that makes me more likely to be the victim of violence and oppression?” and I thought “that’s a good point, I guess it’s not a choice then.” I apply the same logic to trans folks. It’s not easy to transition, the only reason to do it would be because what is outside doesn’t match what is inside. Same reason I exercise, which is harder than watching Netflix on the couch but miles easier than transitioning.
A fair point. Kind of like an arsonist could make my next move really easy.
More reason that other countries developing smaller, regional cloud providers is a good thing. Part of the reason AWS thinks they can get away with this is that there are 2-3 other providers they compete with, and moving is onerous. If there were 200+ cloud providers, there would almost certainly be a standard set of tools and much better customer service.
Does Voyager work with it?
Someone has to have made a Martok meme involving glory holes, right?
I think Moorcock does recognize the value of having empires in fiction, his point is more about the underlying philosophy revealed by the protagonist(s).
I cut it down to just coffee and water. My phone keeps my brain “happy.”
Thanks for the rundown, I got used to spotlight when I was using macOS, and the main selling point for stuff like Alfred seemed to be things spotlight already did. What you describe seems way more useful.
About 10 years ago, some guy was posting photos of NFL refs calling penalties on logical fallacies.