OP really only counts for OC. You posted a picture of someone else’s post, they are OP.
OP really only counts for OC. You posted a picture of someone else’s post, they are OP.
There were some old PCI cards that were very badly designed, and they required things plugged into them from inside the case, or they needed to plug into things on the motherboard. I had card that controlled Cold cathode tube lighting that could also connect to audio to sync to the music that worked that way
But, the actual answer is that the grommets are for old-school water-cooling.
It’s “home”
This appears to be a home depot.
The promo is that the labour is $99, but you need to buy the carpet, the underlayment/underpadding, the tack strips, and everything else from the installer. They generally don’t install the in-store carpeting, so it needs to be ordered in, which costs more. This also does include any stairs, or transitions.
There is also a minimum floor size.
Not since I was kicked out at 15 for being gay.
Happy Pride month!
Have you looked into Mint?
The linux mint forums make it seem like it works out of the box. I know that it worked out of the box for my Thinkpad x380, even the touchscreen, pen, and screen rotation.
by “client” do you mean “just use a browser”?
This is “ask Lemmy”, what is the question?
Before Markus starting saying racist shit, or Q-anon shit, or anti-trans shit.
you missed the “!”, so browsers parse that as an email address
Some games/software expected/relied on a certain CPU speed to run correctly. If your computer was faster than that, the software would run too fast. The turbo button let you toggle between the maximum speed your computer could go, and the speed that the software needed/expected in order to run normally.
Basically, there was an actual reason for the turbo button, it wasn’t just marketing on computers.
If you would like to propose it to them or provide the code, they are the admins of Lemmy.ml and here’s the github: https://github.com/LemmyNet
Because the lemmy software doesn’t do a curated feed, and there isn’t one “front page”. There are 57 options for what you see when you first log in, depending on what you chose in your https://lemmy.ca/settings.
You can only change it for yourself by changing it to subscribed, or changing it to all. https://lemmy.ca/settings
Compared to other social media sites, lemmy doesn’t curate/manipulate in the “feed”. This is both good and bad. Because .ca isn’t just Canadians, but every instance we are linked to, whatever communities from here that get a little traction globally will poison the feed.
It order to fix that, .ca would need to limit what kinds of communities can be made on this instance. They do this with the no porn/bigotry rule, but that’s still not very specific. There is also the issue of a small number of people on the platform creating 50+ communities, not doing anything with them, not even making a single post. This poisons looking for new communities.
They could decide to change the rules and remove a bunch of communities, but I assume the admins discussed this, coming to the conclusion that it would drive a large amount of people away.
This seems like an issue with Backblaze, I think?
https://www.backblaze.com/docs/cloud-storage-create-and-manage-caps-and-alerts
When I worked in an FLGS I heard it from customers quite often, which we would always try to nudge them in another direction. It’s not the “country boys” who say it, it’s the 4chan/incel/Alpha-male set.
It’s generally the difference between using it as a descriptor, and a noun. Noun bad.
Compare “I really like watching the female football game” and “I really like watching the women’s football game”
“Female” isn’t trans-inclusive, but people aren’t going to look at you weird either way you say it.
Now compare that to:
“I really like watching the females play football.” and “I really like watching the women play football.”
“Females” here makes you sound like you’re getting sexual gratification from watching the players, or that you see them as nothing more than a vagina, “women” sounds like you might like the game.
Air frier gets it crispy.
The oven is not the friend of crispy cauliflower, neither is submerging it in oil.
It’s the correct move. I know a few Phd pro Ph who went this route in their 30s.
Instead of just listening to U1 students with the same bad takes/logic, they now help people with actual tangible problems in the real world.
They also went from “maybe I can afford name brand beans” to “maybe I shouldn’t eat out every day this week”.
Which is saying something, because the main quest in Fallout 4 is awful.
You learn that you were frozen for over 200 years total. It is most likely that your child is dead, just like everyone else you have ever known, so why would you look for them?
It doesn’t have to be!
“?” in a URL often means “Delete from the ‘?’ until the end to avoid garbage”
Lemmy.ca defaults to: https://lemmy.ca/pictrs/image/d751342c-5d83-4a5e-9b6b-9817e03db780.jpeg
But if you’re on .world, you can do a little snip and things still work:
https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/5441af5c-19cd-4ffb-aad8-94da9ea361a9.jpeg