Except with proper microwaves that actually reduce the power. I'm not sure if it's just Panasonic, but look for microwaves that mention inverter technology. Essentially they convert AC to DC, and then back to AC in a more controlled and adjustable manner.
Wow. Equally confident, equally confused.
The brain processes the information from the nerves.
How is it obvious?
Physical pain? Zero.
Did you think about this before you wrote it?
So that's who listens to this garbage...
Your timeline is straight up fucked. In short, you don't know what you're talking about.
No, you're not.
The implication - whether or not it was intentional - is that it's fine to fire on Ukraine from within Ukraine.
With a bit of practice you too will be able to follow conversations. :)
Imagine you are driving the bed
actually quite enjoyable, ty!
from within Russia
this is weird
While I respect your choice to make things more 'beautiful' in your editor, I do not think we should ever do this by default.
It might seem nice visually, but suddenly we are not seeing things exactly as the compiler does. And as someone who has spent a lot of time helping folks debug their code, I feel quite strongly that this is just further obfuscating an already challenging field - for superficial gains.
Hello! I am looking for suggestions for Slack alternatives that meet the following (likely impossible) criteria:
- Modern UI
- Self-hosted FOSS
- Actively developed, or at least stable and maintained
- Comprehensive API for integrations
- Non-shit strategy for determining which device to send notifications to
Regarding UI, I am hoping to find something with a more streamlined implementation of threaded conversations - this is my primary complaint with Slack.
I know there are tons of articles on Slack alternatives, but I'm hoping for a more technical perspective. Are there any Matrix-based options that are refined enough for a small team to rely on as primary method of communication?
Thank you!