Sand sounds a bit mean. Postal service is not our enemy.

And that’s because I only need Linux machine. If I wanted to also build my app on Windows and Mac things get more complicated.

Running those in VMs on the same machine could work.

Realme GT 7 Pro

I’ve been quite happy with it, the package price is great while the software is much less neutered than the Xiaomis I’ve used before. Fast processor, gargantuan battery and the fast charging up to 120W without heating up the phone much is insane.

My Hisense got worse in some ways after an update, support provided a file to get the previous firmware back and told me to disable updates. ¯\(ツ)/¯

This reads like a Star Wars opening crawl: https://starwarsintrogenerator.com/scroller?u=26zznrtq

It’s the lesser evil in this case.

Probably also a big reason why it’s less profitable - consumers are upgrading more and more slowly. In part because of the performance gains being smaller, in part because a lot of components are getting more expensive. In that way it’s a self fulfilling prophecy.

Software has also gone to shit performance wise, few things really get optimized anymore and there’s frameworks and containers behind everything.

Eh, it’s funny even if it’s inaccurate.

Their infrastructure likely enables individual keys for every model, it doesn’t need to change.

Sure. On the other hand, one implementation seems like it would be fairly useless.

These days a ~10€ gadget can tell you about the electricity going through a USB connection and what the cable is capable of. I don’t like the idea of basically requiring this to get that knowledge, but considering the limited space on the USB-C plugs I’m not sure anything is likely to improve about their labeling.

CAD on Linux sucks. Most is made as Windows only, and many people have tried running it through Wine (Bottles) or other janky methods. Don’t even try it.

How is gaming not a problem any more, but CAD is? Shouldn’t the same tools work to enable both?

Guys really don’t care, less so the more they drink. Wall is more convenient than a toilet around the block whether it’s sparkling or not.

When I read this, it seemed like an attempt at a pithy comment that included a logical fallacy but I couldn’t put my finger on it.

It was. But I also think it boils the topic down pretty well. One thing you seemed to have skipped is that there are plenty of circumcised people expressing regret. So the resulting logic table is very straightforward.

People who went through the procedure at a time in life where they can remember both also corroborate this - while it’s generally not the end of the world, nobody wants to be circumcised unless it’s all they’ve known.

Just something he keeps in a jar…

I honestly would be curious to see studies that people thought were trustworthy that showed it one way or another.

You only need to look a one fact: the only people defending the practice are people who it was done to.

Incinerate.

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