I know it's just the title of the piece but it's a bit of a stretch to qualify "casualties" as "lost", since that includes wounded. Anyway whatever, fuck putin lol
I worked at an Apple Store for many years as a genius during the iPhone 4 to X era and I can tell you that with all the tools and experience, about 2-4% of battery repairs would have some kind of issue that would need further effort to address caused by the repair. Some were minor, like having to replace a vibration motor or a screen, some were major where we would just replace the device.
Without tools and experience, I would imagine the percentage chance of issues would be higher, maybe 10-15% chance. From there it depends how "big" a problem that would be for you if not everything was working well after your repair.
I think 85-90% chance of success is not too bad but I agree with the other poster that this is not an easy repair
Especially because that fuckwad would certainly call an accurate proportion of a movie cast being not straight (something like 1 in 10) "completely dominating the media"
us-east-1 was (one of?) the first region for AWS and a lot of their systems don't respond super well if that region has issues. AWS is also the backbone of a lot of the internet
If you are happy with Debian, I'd say stay with it. I have tried many distros but I like Debian and return to it for most of my devices. Sometimes Debian will have older versions of software if you use stable, I don't really mind personally
Pretty sure that's the Apollo 8 earthrise photo. I guess it's possible Apollo 11 took an identical one
I don't think bed leveling issues would look like that; it could be dirty bed of course, but also what temperature bed & hotend are you using?
I know it's just the title of the piece but it's a bit of a stretch to qualify "casualties" as "lost", since that includes wounded. Anyway whatever, fuck putin lol
I worked at an Apple Store for many years as a genius during the iPhone 4 to X era and I can tell you that with all the tools and experience, about 2-4% of battery repairs would have some kind of issue that would need further effort to address caused by the repair. Some were minor, like having to replace a vibration motor or a screen, some were major where we would just replace the device.
Without tools and experience, I would imagine the percentage chance of issues would be higher, maybe 10-15% chance. From there it depends how "big" a problem that would be for you if not everything was working well after your repair.
I think 85-90% chance of success is not too bad but I agree with the other poster that this is not an easy repair
Especially because that fuckwad would certainly call an accurate proportion of a movie cast being not straight (something like 1 in 10) "completely dominating the media"
It's Scarlett Johansson in Marriage Story with Adam Driver which I thought was quite good
Is it censorship to have mcdonalds sponsor your genocide?
I'm not well versed in tankie discourse, but to challenge specifically your point, I agree Putin is very bad but surely Stalin was much worse?
us-east-1 was (one of?) the first region for AWS and a lot of their systems don't respond super well if that region has issues. AWS is also the backbone of a lot of the internet
No no, you're thinking of circumvallation. This is about sailing a ship all around the Earth.
It's missing one of those sharpie additions, like the hurricane Dorian map one, to feel really authentic
If you are happy with Debian, I'd say stay with it. I have tried many distros but I like Debian and return to it for most of my devices. Sometimes Debian will have older versions of software if you use stable, I don't really mind personally