Brother, my phone is almost never charged higher than 70%. I need the number to differentiate between 6% and 2%. I don't even think about my battery until the battery saver mode prompt.
My favorite part of AI PR reviews is that I'll fix one of its comments, which leads to a new comment. I fix that one and the new review suggests I actually try just doing the implementation that I started with
Museums have a ton of stolen artwork in them, that's why I brought it up, but modern acquisitions are typically legitimate (in the sense that someone was paid for making art and the museums have the right to display it). Dead people can't claim copyright, but their living family members can, at least for 70 years after their death. If a living artist sold a piece, and it gets put into a museum, they no longer have a say as to what is done with that art, since they typically sell the rights along with the painting. I know that most at purchases/donations to museums are corporate money laundering, but art really isn't being stolen by museums at large anymore, and the general public has a problem with the artwork in museums that is stolen.
This is such a bad take. Museums pay for the art they show. If they don't, it's because it was donated or on loan. The living artists are compensated, or were happy to give/loan to a museum. The dead artist's art was bought, donated by the artist's family, or loaned. In the cases that the art was looted or stolen back during colonial times, most normal humans want those pieces returned to the rightful owners, because it's theft.
Yeah, I always show up when the movie actually starts. I know that AMC lists the actual start time along with the showing time. This usually happens on accident anyway, my friends are always late to show up to carpool anyways
Yeah. I'm a hobbyist game dev who's used Unreal, Unity and Godot for projects in the past. I'm a software engineer by trade and am familiar with C++, C#, and GDScript. While the other engines out perform Godot, I find that I simply enjoy using Godot more than the others. I find myself happier when making games in Godot versus the other two. With that in mind, it makes perfect sense that it gets used more in game jams than the others, those are supposed to be fun
Yeah, this. I have 850 credit, and I've never carried a balance on any of my cards, not even once. As long as you make your payments on time, even if it's more than the minimum, your credit will slowly creep up. The annoying thing that lowers credit is paying off a loan. Wrapped up your student loans? Credit dip. Pay off the ol' car? Credit dip. Really annoying.
If you're in the US, I've used the YMCA for many years, it had a decent gym. When I had to move, I just had to talk to the receptionist on my way out of my last visit and they cancelled my subscription in a few minutes.
Other commenter beat me to it, but I meant Google Play Services, sorry for the confusion
Most Graphene users are still using Google, but in sandboxed mode. Very few, myself among them, are willing to put up with the downsides of no GPS
This is why all my clothes are cotton/wool
Dry microfiber sticks to my fingers and when I tell people that they look at me like I'm crazy
Brother, my phone is almost never charged higher than 70%. I need the number to differentiate between 6% and 2%. I don't even think about my battery until the battery saver mode prompt.
My favorite part of AI PR reviews is that I'll fix one of its comments, which leads to a new comment. I fix that one and the new review suggests I actually try just doing the implementation that I started with
Could be before it cost money?
For me, I think recognising the street would only effect things for me in a horror game
Museums have a ton of stolen artwork in them, that's why I brought it up, but modern acquisitions are typically legitimate (in the sense that someone was paid for making art and the museums have the right to display it). Dead people can't claim copyright, but their living family members can, at least for 70 years after their death. If a living artist sold a piece, and it gets put into a museum, they no longer have a say as to what is done with that art, since they typically sell the rights along with the painting. I know that most at purchases/donations to museums are corporate money laundering, but art really isn't being stolen by museums at large anymore, and the general public has a problem with the artwork in museums that is stolen.
This is such a bad take. Museums pay for the art they show. If they don't, it's because it was donated or on loan. The living artists are compensated, or were happy to give/loan to a museum. The dead artist's art was bought, donated by the artist's family, or loaned. In the cases that the art was looted or stolen back during colonial times, most normal humans want those pieces returned to the rightful owners, because it's theft.
Yeah, I always show up when the movie actually starts. I know that AMC lists the actual start time along with the showing time. This usually happens on accident anyway, my friends are always late to show up to carpool anyways
Believe it or not, currently, at the border they don't need a warrant to search your device: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Border_search_exception
Yeah. I'm a hobbyist game dev who's used Unreal, Unity and Godot for projects in the past. I'm a software engineer by trade and am familiar with C++, C#, and GDScript. While the other engines out perform Godot, I find that I simply enjoy using Godot more than the others. I find myself happier when making games in Godot versus the other two. With that in mind, it makes perfect sense that it gets used more in game jams than the others, those are supposed to be fun
Now I'm sad
I need to be more careful, I didn't even think of that as an option lol
Thunder is already there!
+1 for comaps
Yeah, this. I have 850 credit, and I've never carried a balance on any of my cards, not even once. As long as you make your payments on time, even if it's more than the minimum, your credit will slowly creep up. The annoying thing that lowers credit is paying off a loan. Wrapped up your student loans? Credit dip. Pay off the ol' car? Credit dip. Really annoying.
If you're in the US, I've used the YMCA for many years, it had a decent gym. When I had to move, I just had to talk to the receptionist on my way out of my last visit and they cancelled my subscription in a few minutes.