My purpose for a VPN is more about connecting to WiFi APs I don’t control. Google VPN worked just fine for that.
My purpose for a VPN is more about connecting to WiFi APs I don’t control. Google VPN worked just fine for that.
Look at this guy and his whole 30s
The fast mode also uses more water and electricity than the three hour heavy wash mode.
This is why I don’t let my Samsung TV connect to the Internet.
My Samsung has popped the wash bar twice but that’s it so far. It’s super easy to fix but there’s no alarm so you never realize it until you notice things on the bottom rack not getting washed.
If nothing else, it basically eliminates the greasy buildup on the bottom filter bits.
He’s got a weird eugenics thing going on. I guarantee you he unironically talks about “breeding engineers” and shit.
I feel like a SpaceX engineer probably doesn’t need a sugar daddy to buy a lot of books.
Shit I am a pretty high level electrical engineer, and even I loathe having to use Windows these days. I actually used to be team Microsoft, but have been primarily Linux for more than a decade now, and vastly prefer MacOS as an ssh client, which is mostly what I need a laptop to do.
You can make local accounts on MacOS still.
I’m not against it but you’d have to be crazy to trust a guy who doesn’t want to use a condom because he swears he’s on the pill. It seems like it opens up a wild new avenue for sexual assault.
The reality is that the consequences of sex are asymmetric. I suppose this is an interesting option for couples in a relationship though.
Yeah this is fucking peak internet snobbery. “Just spend thousands dollars on music” ok.
The value of a crypto token is ostensibly related to the value of the apps which the blockchain supports. It’s meant to be both a form of compensation for participating in the network, and as currency for purchasing services from blockchain apps. That’s how it derives intrinsic value. So if there is social media which runs on a blockchain, then the hosts within that blockchain get tokens for participating, and eg, advertisements or subscriptions are purchased in tokens. This means those who manage those participant nodes can sell their tokens to those who want to buy blockchain services. As the cumulative value of these services grows, an entire crypto economy is established, and it becomes effectively another form of fiat which has a real exchange rate backed by some real economic activity.
This is how it’s supposed to work. The problem is that we just don’t have any compelling apps, and the initial speculation has all but ensured that this cannot happen organically because the market cap is already just so much bigger than any realistic medium term outlook for intrinsic value. Bitcoin’s blockchain would have to support some form application value which is bigger than the biggest companies in the world, and right now it basically has zero useful applications.
Can you live without using your thumbs?
I think you’ve got that backwards. The article suggests that this person has a pronounced bottom.
I am willing to pay to unlock this content
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This is very similar to something we did in engineering school in like 2008. For a reconfigurable computing project we translated machine code into HDL.
This is something you could have done for a while if you had a few million dollars to pay a team of computer engineers to do it. The new part is the classic “some dude figured out an efficient way to do it in his garage over the summer.”
You don’t actually have to. Trust me I’ve been through this.