Nah, I don't think the "both sides are the same" argument is anything but propaganda at this point when Obama brought in free healthcare and Trump brought in the Gestapo.
Fast food used to be cheap and for a lot of people growing up it was a treat they could look forward to. It's not that people are shilling for some giant corporate entity, they just miss that feeling if being young when the world wasn't on fire and some cheap assed burger of questionable quality was a high point of their week.
I'll tell you right now that I'd rather ask an LLM what's wrong with my code than deal with the toxic userbase of stackoverflow (and I say that as someone who never actually got flamed on that site).
It can definitely be a crutch but that's an exercise for the user to learn how to not become reliant on it, any more than becoming reliant on an expert by constantly asking them questions.
From a UK perspective, it always struck me as odd that remortgaging just doesn't seem to be a common thing in the US.
In the UK, it's normal to have a fixed rate guaranteed for only a few years and then when that rate expires (usually going up quite a bit), everyone does the remortgage dance similar to how you might shop around for a new utility provider or phone plan.
It's literally as simple as deciding if you can earn more than the interest rate of your mortgage. Even a savings account at 3% interest beats a mortgage at 2.75%, dollar for dollar.
The hard part is having the discipline to not spend the money.
You're missing the point, the point is the batteries are designed specifically to NOT back feed into the grid.
Instead of telling people to re-read your posts, why don't you actually go and read up on the very things you're being critical of without the most basic understanding of how they actually work.
These batteries aren't designed or built for whole home backup, they can't produce power when the grid is down (some have dedicated sockets for you to draw power from like a normal battery but they don't back feed). All the scenarios you're thinking of why these are bad are already accounted for.
Yeah, I think she does need more professional help than she's currently getting (or willing to do). We have couple counselling next week, I'm hoping that it helps he realise she needs more help but that she needs to put the work in for it and that's going to be hard, because I can't do it for her.
I have a lot on my plate, not just with her, so I am stretched very thin and I have been up front with her that I can't do more for her, but that shed also part of the problem and it needs to change, one way or the other.
I appreciate you taking the time to say these things, thank you for your response.
Nah, I don't think the "both sides are the same" argument is anything but propaganda at this point when Obama brought in free healthcare and Trump brought in the Gestapo.
Saying this as a European.
Because people that don't want to see the slop will press the big "fuck off with the slop" button and that's exactly what Microsoft wants.
As a primarily backend engineer, I think the opposite here. The backend makes sense, JS is just a nightmare.
Fast food used to be cheap and for a lot of people growing up it was a treat they could look forward to. It's not that people are shilling for some giant corporate entity, they just miss that feeling if being young when the world wasn't on fire and some cheap assed burger of questionable quality was a high point of their week.
Boomba
I'm the BIOS, there'll be an option for which device to use as primary display, it's usually labelled as PCI or something. Switch that.
Also why hdmi and not displayport?
Isn't the whole point of these operations to teach those skills?
The article itself even says that the tank brigade eventually learned better ways to deal with the drones.
Since when did the US police need actual evidence to harass people?
I'll tell you right now that I'd rather ask an LLM what's wrong with my code than deal with the toxic userbase of stackoverflow (and I say that as someone who never actually got flamed on that site).
It can definitely be a crutch but that's an exercise for the user to learn how to not become reliant on it, any more than becoming reliant on an expert by constantly asking them questions.
From a UK perspective, it always struck me as odd that remortgaging just doesn't seem to be a common thing in the US.
In the UK, it's normal to have a fixed rate guaranteed for only a few years and then when that rate expires (usually going up quite a bit), everyone does the remortgage dance similar to how you might shop around for a new utility provider or phone plan.
It's literally as simple as deciding if you can earn more than the interest rate of your mortgage. Even a savings account at 3% interest beats a mortgage at 2.75%, dollar for dollar.
The hard part is having the discipline to not spend the money.
I went looking for the B5 recommendation, glad someone mentioned it.
"I'm in love with my car"
(Also no changes)
According to the article, two people died but it's very ambiguous who the second person was.
You're missing the point, the point is the batteries are designed specifically to NOT back feed into the grid.
Instead of telling people to re-read your posts, why don't you actually go and read up on the very things you're being critical of without the most basic understanding of how they actually work.
These batteries aren't designed or built for whole home backup, they can't produce power when the grid is down (some have dedicated sockets for you to draw power from like a normal battery but they don't back feed). All the scenarios you're thinking of why these are bad are already accounted for.
That's how the plug in version has to work.
You know plenty of manufacturers name EV's that aren't Chinese...
Keeping yourself on the edge of climax for extended periods of time, to enhance the eventual climax.
Yeah, I think she does need more professional help than she's currently getting (or willing to do). We have couple counselling next week, I'm hoping that it helps he realise she needs more help but that she needs to put the work in for it and that's going to be hard, because I can't do it for her.
I have a lot on my plate, not just with her, so I am stretched very thin and I have been up front with her that I can't do more for her, but that shed also part of the problem and it needs to change, one way or the other.
I appreciate you taking the time to say these things, thank you for your response.