If avatar was her favorite (understandable) then she might like other adventure shows like the dragon prince, samurai jack, she-ra, the mandalorian, the owl house, Steven universe.
For shows like modern family she might like the goldbergs, everybody loves Raymond, abbot elementary, parks n rec.
Exudates is like the coolest fucking concept. The plant can't extract the specific nutrients it needs from non soluble minerals so what does the plant do? It fucking bribes microbes that can do it with tiny cookies, eventually the microbes die and leave behind water soluble nutrients. The plant has like its own microfarm going on.
Forgive my US centric perspective but here the organic label doesn't require much scrutiny, allegedly it is trivial to become 100% USDA certified organic while still using pesticides and fertilizers. I honestly haven't dug into it much but based on how everything else works here I assume the organic label is just a way to charge 2x as much for the same product.
Owala actually covering the part that goes in your mouth is pretty dope though. I still use a nalgene that was a swag gift from forever ago, KISS for room temperature water, perfect for the gym.
I thought no-till was a thing because soil erosion was becoming a crisis, the co2 storage just seemed like a bonus.
The research focused on commercial corn and soy farms, the insane amount of pesticides used probably say more about commercial farms than about no-till in general.
Then they reference some meta analysis that has mixed results about co2 storage.
Idk man, imma put this one in the keep an eye on it until a subject matter expert chimes in pile.
Edit: so Dr. Eldridge that wrote the article has a PhD in soil science, so I assume he knows wtf he is talking about. I still think the takeaway here is commercial farms are run by greedy bastards and maybe the way we define what counts as no-till is just as dumb as the way we define "organic food".
There is one for Teams that looks like a sperm gummy worm. I think it is supposed to be for summarizing meetings. Maybe it is supposed to be a mic, because it listens to the recordings.
Fixed an issue where WiFi would be limited to lower speeds on certain routers that advertise incorrect MCS requirements
Security and stability improvements
Kerbal Space Program on proton literally uses half the amount of ram compared to the Linux version. I assume the way unity exports for Linux is just not optimized at all but it works. Maybe with Linux gaining popularity these engines will put more effort into making them work well.
If the conduit belongs to the provider just let them fix it. If it belongs to you the water isn't going to hurt the fiber, the next pullbox or manhole is probably already full of water.
If avatar was her favorite (understandable) then she might like other adventure shows like the dragon prince, samurai jack, she-ra, the mandalorian, the owl house, Steven universe.
For shows like modern family she might like the goldbergs, everybody loves Raymond, abbot elementary, parks n rec.
Fuck. Well played.
I think Christina Perri sings about a Jar of Farts. Song is pretty dope tbh.
With the limited pixels I thought it said lore and I don't want any more lore to happen to me for a while plz.
Exudates is like the coolest fucking concept. The plant can't extract the specific nutrients it needs from non soluble minerals so what does the plant do? It fucking bribes microbes that can do it with tiny cookies, eventually the microbes die and leave behind water soluble nutrients. The plant has like its own microfarm going on.
B Bread (toasted)
R Reasonable amount of apples
A a bunch of bananas
T rice
I wish filter media wasn't so fucking expensive
Forgive my US centric perspective but here the organic label doesn't require much scrutiny, allegedly it is trivial to become 100% USDA certified organic while still using pesticides and fertilizers. I honestly haven't dug into it much but based on how everything else works here I assume the organic label is just a way to charge 2x as much for the same product.
Owala actually covering the part that goes in your mouth is pretty dope though. I still use a nalgene that was a swag gift from forever ago, KISS for room temperature water, perfect for the gym.
I thought no-till was a thing because soil erosion was becoming a crisis, the co2 storage just seemed like a bonus. The research focused on commercial corn and soy farms, the insane amount of pesticides used probably say more about commercial farms than about no-till in general.
Then they reference some meta analysis that has mixed results about co2 storage.
Idk man, imma put this one in the keep an eye on it until a subject matter expert chimes in pile.
Edit: so Dr. Eldridge that wrote the article has a PhD in soil science, so I assume he knows wtf he is talking about. I still think the takeaway here is commercial farms are run by greedy bastards and maybe the way we define what counts as no-till is just as dumb as the way we define "organic food".
DotA 2
Sean Bean, Boromir, change nothing about his performance.
Insert Cave Johnson rant
Huh. I just assumed some games needed the controller to be awake before launching, it's awesome that they fixed this, I'll have to test it later.
There is one for Teams that looks like a sperm gummy worm. I think it is supposed to be for summarizing meetings. Maybe it is supposed to be a mic, because it listens to the recordings.
General
Very short list for this one
Kerbal Space Program on proton literally uses half the amount of ram compared to the Linux version. I assume the way unity exports for Linux is just not optimized at all but it works. Maybe with Linux gaining popularity these engines will put more effort into making them work well.
I didn't know what a vagus nerve was, I just assumed stimulating your bean would probably lift your mood.
If the conduit belongs to the provider just let them fix it. If it belongs to you the water isn't going to hurt the fiber, the next pullbox or manhole is probably already full of water.
I was idly wiggling my mouse while wating for a download and the cursor got HUGE. I didn't know KDE even had such a feature.