https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10676-024-09775-5
Link to the article if anyone wants it
Tripped and hit my arm on the maple syrup canning machine that heats a water jacket to 200 f and got a 2 inch diameter blister.
The pt cruiser handles surprisingly well. It’s not good just not awful. It also gets like 18 mi a gallon.
OpenSuse is a good choice as long as you don’t need nvidia optimus support or anything for weird hardware
I’ve always used a multimeter and never had any problems with it
I used to be able to remember about a dozen phone numbers, now I barely remember mine.
Thank you for the link! I know what I’m gonna do for the next hour or so
I love xp. I wish that windows just kept the same look and overall style but with security updates.
Windows has a habit of deleting grub when it updates. Idk if it is just bad Microsoft programming or intentional.
I like chiping in when I can. Now that I'm in college I can't spare too much. :(
Both images are from a 3 minute animation that some loser on twitter paid $50k for
Wow. My thinkpad t420 has 8 gigs, but that thing was made in 2011
I am actually using Firefox, I just mentioned chrome since that’s what most people and devs use.
From a ux and freedom standpoint they aren’t great, but since they only have a browser they forced colleges to support computers with only chrome.
Because of this, I can do online college completely from my Nobara machine! I thought I would have to reinstall windows, but everything just works!
I've been playing a lot of inscryption and while kaycee's mod is fun, it can get a little boring after a while. Is there anything that will scratch that itch? (that's not magic the gathering, too predatory).
Edit: Just bought slay the spire and it is really fun so far. Thanks to everyone for their suggestions.
Has anyone used it? What was your experience with install/performance? I'm thinking of getting one because it has decent specs for $250. I don't need banking apps or anything like that, and the only social media app I need is snapchat (I know that sort of defeats the purpose, but I just want better privacy, not perfect).
I have been using vim for forever and I have dabbled in using emacs throughout the years. Emacs with the evil mode bindings is very comfortable, and I prefer org-mode over markdown (at least for the type of notes I do).
The main thing that stops me from using emacs though is how bloated it is. I don't want the games, web browser, email client, etc. Is there a way to remove those features from a standard install or from source?
Edit: I guess I'll stick with vim for now. It looks like Neovim might be more what I'm looking for instead of Emacs
