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Just = 6 years ago
I had to change a setting in my app (handbrake) to actually use libdvdcss instead of whatever it defaults to. I also seem to remember having to copy/symlink libdvdcss.so into /usr/local/lib/.
2·14 天前Alive, not-dead, not-alive, dead, …
I’m always uncomfortable doing #2 anywhere but at home.
9·15 天前Also encourages you to keep more scrap.
72·15 天前Diopter? I don’t even know her.
Put them in an airtight container. Works for me with strawberries at least.
5·15 天前Written in the original holy language of modern English.
Of course this is llm related.
And a very confusing mishmash of terms and assumptions.
Unless they’re exFAT.
Those teeth are not involved in the ratcheting system. They are only how the freehub body attaches to the rest of the hub. The pawls are inside the freehub.
One additional consideration you need to account for is the chain stay width. 7s and 10s are not the same. You can spread a steel frame to fit, but it isn’t easy.
I tried to do what you want by disassembling the freehub body and keeping the base that fit my hubs, but it didn’t work. So I stopped at 9s.
What a Nimrod!
“I think the problem was that there was a Stonehenge monument on stage that was in danger of being crushed by a dwarf.”
8·20 天前Matter always moves through time at the speed of light. Everything experiences their personal time the same way, regardless of gravity or acceleration.
Gravity and acceleration change the relative time between different objects that are experiencing different gravity or acceleration from the observer.
Actually, to answer your question as written… gravity does not bend time. Mass bends spacetime. Also, the acceleration of mass bends spacetime. Gravity is the result of mass moving through bent spacetime. What you feel as gravity is actually the force of the ground stopping you from falling further into the ‘gravity well’ of the planet. It’s the same as the centripetal force of a ball on a string spinning over your head.
The fifth of November.