Yep. The best people will leave first because they have options. It’s called the dead sea effect
Yep. The best people will leave first because they have options. It’s called the dead sea effect
Lights using a 18650 seem to be the rage these days, at crazy cheap prices, but they all use some UI with clicks, holds, etc.
I have an Olight Seeker Pro 4 and it’s pretty simple to use. The on/off button rotates and controls the intensity. You do have to either hold it for a few seconds to turn it on or rotate the button 90º and then click but that’s unavoidable with these kinds of flashlights.
These lights are very small and yet very powerful. That means you can easily pocket them, but because they are so powerful they also get very hot. You don’t want a flashlight like this to accidentally turn on while in your pocket. If you look at these lights, the head is almost always ribbed, it’s basically a heatsink. Even then when you run them at full strength they usually throttle themselves down after a few minutes to prevent overheating.
They are also very different organizations with very different goals.
NASA is focussed on science, they are trying to learn as much as possible about our solar system and the universe.
SpaceX by contrast is focussed on engineering. They aren’t trying to find life on Mars, they are trying to build the ferry service to it.
When NASA built rockets back in the 60’s, space flight was a science problem. We needed to figure out if it was even possible to do so. Can we even get a capsule into space? Can humans survive in zero gravity? Nowadays space flight is an engineering problem. We know it’s possible, we know the math, but can we actually build those things?
How is that even legal? How is someone who hasn’t examined the patient and isn’t their physician allowed to make treatment decisions? If they even have the necessary qualifications.
I mean, you have to explicitly give permission before apps can access the camera.
How can an app turn on the camera without your consent?
Who the hell illegally migrates to Myanmar?
Bacon. It’s super delicious.
Showing it’s unsustainable is kind of the point of the original game Monopoly is based on: The landlord’s game.
Meg, they are kinda disappointing. Even more tasteless than a normal big mac.
Two arrows makes more sense in the context of sharing
Why? Are you sending it to two people?
It suggests something (the content) being sent outside your device.
As an Android user why does an arrow out of a square signify sharing something?
It’s sending something outside of your device (the box).
As an iOS user the Android share icon makes no sense. How does that icon represent sharing? The iOS one is much clearer.
But they aren’t playing with their food. They’re playing with yours.
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So they are absolute trash.
It’s probably his handlers telling him to refuse.
Fat binaries contain both ARM and x86 code, but I was referring to Rosetta, which is used for x86-only binaries.
Rosetta does translation of x86 to ARM, both AOT and JIT. It does translate to normal ARM code, the only dependency on a Apple-specific custom ARM extension is that the M-series processors have a special mode that implements x86-like strong memory ordering. This means Rosetta does not have to figure out where to place memory barriers, this allows for much better performance.
So when running translated code Apple Silicon is basically an ARM CPU with an x86 memory model.
I wish TLoU 1 gave you the option to sacrifice Ellie. Have an alternate ending where they find a vaccine and everyone lives happily ever after (except Ellie).