Rest is for the dead
Previously Baguette@lemm.ee
2nd paragraph is a bit unwarranted but I have been a phone in the shower user before.
It’s like a book in the shower except your phone is water resistant (could also put it in a plastic bag for even more protection). I used it to read my comics. Don’t do it anymore because my new phone is a flip phone and thats not the same level of water resistance as my old phone, but it was nice back then.
I have a cheap water-resistant speaker now that I use to listen to music or random talks
Its easy to break out of imposter syndrome, just look at how many idiots there are in politics
I don’t fault you, some exhibits are pretty depressing. There are good aquariums though.
Monterey for example, has great exhibits and they give back to the bay. I’d argue it’s the best in north america
Kaiyukan in osaka japan was amazingly pretty when I went. One of the most amazing deep ocean tanks I’ve seen and they put a lot of effort in making the exhibits
New York aquarium was pretty depressing. That one sucked TBH. Idk what they’re doing there but it’s underfunded and the tanks are kinda in disrepair.
IMO the fast charge at home doesn’t matter, it’s the throughout the day charging that matters the most. 120 km is not the highest range and i can see folks using more than half just throughout the day
Looks pretty decent as long as the bed is deep (looks to be) and they invest also in ev infrastructure (otherwise theres no point to evs)
Kei trucks are japan origin work trucks that are basically if you shrank a semi truck cab to be a pickup truck
You might spot a few for tasks like delivery to local grocery stores
Imo way more respectable than pickup trucks, those went from working trucks to manoverse fake masculinity
Stupid idea, the only time a vehicle should be there is for delivery before opening hours.
Looks like a Kei truck, love those things
Yea I’m leaning towards weird upscaling which tracks with most modern phones nowadays
I’m not seeing it, too blurry to tell exactly.
The first letter doesn’t exactly look the same as the last, the first one has a more diagonal stroke than vertical, and these look like typed characters so they shouldn’t differ
What you say is 2 does not look like a 2 IMO. The 7 is maybe debatable too, dashed 7 is not that common. But that one might be fine
2nd character kinda looks more like su ス to me. It dips a bit, its not a straight horizontal
I’m not seeing it, too blurry to tell exactly.
The first letter doesn’t exactly look the same as the last, the first one has a more diagonal stroke than vertical, and these look like typed characters so they shouldn’t differ
What you say is 2 does not look like a 2 IMO. The 7 is maybe debatable too, dashed 7 is not that common. But that one might be fine
2nd character kinda looks more like su ス to me. It dips a bit, its not a straight horizontal
Ragebait used to be believable 🥀
Yea in canto smoking is directly translated as eat smoke, so bite is kinda on par
In cantonese, to smoke is sik yin, which directly translates to eat smoke. So it probably translated weirdly.
Yea
For clarification though I mean dev work as part of database orgs within the big cloud companies like amazon, google, microsoft.
Basically since a lot of companies rely on cloud providers, the big cloud companies always has headcount for those orgs. In fact most cloud service orgs have headcount if you can prove your expertise. (It is biased towards experienced devs though). Database is the one I can think of that schools actually put in the curriculum.
Database admin role yea the line between dev and that is a bit more muddled.
IMO traditional office work wise, accounting is a decent job in terms of money and employment rates. Depends on if you like numbers though
For more engineering focus aerospace is super popular right now.
If you still want to get into CS, you’ll likely need to get into a niche. Cybersecurity and database are more employed than general software. There’s less people applying in these specialist roles
You should look at rammed earth building. It’s extremely niche and not practical with modern construction, but it is amazing at thermal regulation.
I forgot to specify but I meant it in the context of the thread. Corporate adoption of memes is never it.
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I played it before as a grinding game but you can easily play it as a casual game. There’s not really a defined playstyle for nms.
The missions from what I remember give you enough guidance on how to play. You essentially use your explorer tools (scanner, mining tool, combat weapons) to gather resources and explore the universe. Missions are there to guide you and give you things to do but you could just ignore most of them lol.
There’s aspects that are geared towards grinding like exotic ships, mine construction, sector economy, etc. but they don’t matter for casual players.