Way to go trying to paint over the very real impact USAID has had on health outcomes for people in developing countries. Trump's actions are also making more Ukrainians needlessly die every day so it's not like he is inconsequential even for this war.
Decent season finale but to me it seems like it might have been better to let some of these happen in the previous episodes because some of the past ones weren't all that eventful.
The battles make as little sense as they ever did in GoT. If you've already breached the walls it doesn't seem to make much sense that a dragon would be the decisive factor anymore since you can't use it on the warriors already within... You'd also think Daemon would have given a bit more thought to the what if of there being dragons to contend with (even if he counted on the traitor being on his own side). And then Ulf turns his dragon against the city anyway, somehow supposedly knowing exactly where Ormund is...
That said, it was an epic episode that I enjoyed a lot, going to be a long wait to see how things resolve exactly...
there's also the Raspad 3 which does have the downside of not offering official support for Pi5 (so you should probably at least try to limit power draw if you do use it with one).
This is a trackball that is very interesting to me for the mobility aspect as well as the idea of not having to move your hands much. Seems to now be for sale on Amazon in Europe so I decided to add it to my ball collection even if the shop is not the one I would use given good alternatives.
well, those are the kind of apps unlikely to happen in any form other than Waydroid and such since nobody other than the corps providing the service can usually make one.
Overall I feel like this season has done a much better job than the previous one in not having many obvious filler scenes and while this episode felt like it had less important events than any of the previous ones to me it was still pretty good. The way things play out between Aemond and the witch seemed a little forced though.
There's flexibility with Pis that can let them be smaller when you need it. Hackberry Pi CM5 for example takes much less space compared to a laptop. Obviously the builtin screen and keyboard are also much more limited than a laptop though. Both of those can be fixed by attaching a display and a keyboard when needed though. Plug in display glasses and you've still got a setup that takes much less space than a laptop. I also like that you can plug in a Pi to a desktop dock anywhere so if you have the ability to configure a space for yourself you could just bring the Pi in your pocket to it.
what huge taxes are you talking about? it's not that different from what you'd expect in the EU in general, lower than some and higher than others. Pretty typical for Western Europe.
Bernie talking about that is interesting context but I wouldn't expect the Trump admin to do anything similar to what he wanted with this anyway. 50% would be a terrible thing if it meant these goons get control...
Daemon treating the dragon riders like shit can't be very good for their morale. On the other hand him being positively remembered by the Gold Cloaks paid off here...
I would say it was at least somewhat suggested that there was magic involved since Aemond gave no regard to the stabbing until the witch appeared. Would be interesting to see comments by the show creators about it and how this part of the story was told in Fire & Blood.
Can't imagine a queen's guard obeying the prince instead of the queen and living much longer, I understand someone might make that decision in the moment but I very much doubt it was the right one for his wellbeing...
Sheepstealer seems more like a case of why you don't go to battle before you've completed basic training. Seems very much what you'd expect from a dragon you only just managed to mount with great difficulty.
Not sure what those glasses in particular have that other display glasses don't, but in the context of AR cameras are just basically inevitable as we progress towards more advanced devices since they're the only way to do 6dof tracking anywhere and you need a model of the world to do much.
it's a very narrow view of accessibility to think the whole problem is solved by making an accessible bus you can get on with a wheelchair. Limited mobility affects your ability to get to the bus stop and it comes in many forms. Visually impaired people also benefit.
Spend a little time watching footage of the weird stuff Waymos sometimes do you and you'll be easily convinced they're absolutely not being controlled by humans all the time.
We do still have taxis even in countries where mass transit is well maintained and popular. They're also not the perfect form of transportation for everyone as people can have disabilities causing limited mobility etc.
Automating things like trains also seems to have been a very slow process.
Jolla is trying to ride the AI wave certainly but it's not really "an AI company". The one AI product they offer currently is about running your own limited scope local LLM and the AI part isn't even developed by them.
Way to go trying to paint over the very real impact USAID has had on health outcomes for people in developing countries. Trump's actions are also making more Ukrainians needlessly die every day so it's not like he is inconsequential even for this war.
it was but before phone cameras not everyone constantly had a camera in their hand.
Decent season finale but to me it seems like it might have been better to let some of these happen in the previous episodes because some of the past ones weren't all that eventful.
The battles make as little sense as they ever did in GoT. If you've already breached the walls it doesn't seem to make much sense that a dragon would be the decisive factor anymore since you can't use it on the warriors already within... You'd also think Daemon would have given a bit more thought to the what if of there being dragons to contend with (even if he counted on the traitor being on his own side). And then Ulf turns his dragon against the city anyway, somehow supposedly knowing exactly where Ormund is...
That said, it was an epic episode that I enjoyed a lot, going to be a long wait to see how things resolve exactly...
there's also the Raspad 3 which does have the downside of not offering official support for Pi5 (so you should probably at least try to limit power draw if you do use it with one).
This is a trackball that is very interesting to me for the mobility aspect as well as the idea of not having to move your hands much. Seems to now be for sale on Amazon in Europe so I decided to add it to my ball collection even if the shop is not the one I would use given good alternatives.
well, those are the kind of apps unlikely to happen in any form other than Waydroid and such since nobody other than the corps providing the service can usually make one.
Overall I feel like this season has done a much better job than the previous one in not having many obvious filler scenes and while this episode felt like it had less important events than any of the previous ones to me it was still pretty good. The way things play out between Aemond and the witch seemed a little forced though.
There's flexibility with Pis that can let them be smaller when you need it. Hackberry Pi CM5 for example takes much less space compared to a laptop. Obviously the builtin screen and keyboard are also much more limited than a laptop though. Both of those can be fixed by attaching a display and a keyboard when needed though. Plug in display glasses and you've still got a setup that takes much less space than a laptop. I also like that you can plug in a Pi to a desktop dock anywhere so if you have the ability to configure a space for yourself you could just bring the Pi in your pocket to it.
what huge taxes are you talking about? it's not that different from what you'd expect in the EU in general, lower than some and higher than others. Pretty typical for Western Europe.
Bernie talking about that is interesting context but I wouldn't expect the Trump admin to do anything similar to what he wanted with this anyway. 50% would be a terrible thing if it meant these goons get control...
Daemon treating the dragon riders like shit can't be very good for their morale. On the other hand him being positively remembered by the Gold Cloaks paid off here...
I would say it was at least somewhat suggested that there was magic involved since Aemond gave no regard to the stabbing until the witch appeared. Would be interesting to see comments by the show creators about it and how this part of the story was told in Fire & Blood.
Can't imagine a queen's guard obeying the prince instead of the queen and living much longer, I understand someone might make that decision in the moment but I very much doubt it was the right one for his wellbeing...
Sheepstealer seems more like a case of why you don't go to battle before you've completed basic training. Seems very much what you'd expect from a dragon you only just managed to mount with great difficulty.
Not sure what those glasses in particular have that other display glasses don't, but in the context of AR cameras are just basically inevitable as we progress towards more advanced devices since they're the only way to do 6dof tracking anywhere and you need a model of the world to do much.
Knowing that would mean the ability to make lots of money off of it but nobody knows for sure.
it's a very narrow view of accessibility to think the whole problem is solved by making an accessible bus you can get on with a wheelchair. Limited mobility affects your ability to get to the bus stop and it comes in many forms. Visually impaired people also benefit.
Spend a little time watching footage of the weird stuff Waymos sometimes do you and you'll be easily convinced they're absolutely not being controlled by humans all the time.
We do still have taxis even in countries where mass transit is well maintained and popular. They're also not the perfect form of transportation for everyone as people can have disabilities causing limited mobility etc.
Automating things like trains also seems to have been a very slow process.
Jolla is trying to ride the AI wave certainly but it's not really "an AI company". The one AI product they offer currently is about running your own limited scope local LLM and the AI part isn't even developed by them.