Nah, it’s not fine. A changing magnetic field still induces current in any conductor. So, swipe a strong enough magnet across your phone in the wrong place and you’ll run a strong risk of doing something similar to ESD (electrostatic discharge) damage.
A strong one would fuck it up ‘permanently’, as in it took active measures to restore a good picture (degaussing).
Isopropyl alcohol. a little dab under the print will help it come loose.
Though it is best to use a release agent with TPU, like a glue stick.
Inceldom is a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Why do you want to listen to a bunch of whiny losers pretending it’s not their gross attitude and inability to take responsibility for their own lives that makes them undatable?
As for white guys getting picked more, IF it’s even true, it’s likely just the same old stupid shit of people trying to marry into money or opportunity.
A “server” is just any computer serving up digital services through a network. It can be anything from a tiny IoT device (Raspberry Pis are/were popular amongst hobbyists) to a huge expensive specialized computer sitting in a data center rack, or really all the way to super custom hardware. The “what” is way less important than the “why”.
It’s all about what the server is doing. Usually, the “service” is HTTP traffic (the web/internet/etc), but it can be anything.
It works exactly like any other computer, but of course after decades and decades of development, there is a huge variety of specialized hardware made for ‘serving’ up … all sorts of services. Specialized web servers, specialized database servers, specialized storage servers, specialized “AI” servers, etc etc etc. Many modern day services use several of these specialized devices together to provide services that can handle millions+ of users. While tying all those specialized devices together can get really complex, they’re still just computers that are really good at specific things.
The only thing that truly defines a ‘server’ as far as hardware is concerned is how specialized/optimized the hardware is for serving up those services.
Some manufacturers made all sorts of different codes for instructions between various models of tv and remote. That includes some different TVs only sharing an ‘on’ or ‘off’ code and not the other.
It’s why many ‘universal’ remotes will tell you in the instructions to keep trying different numbers for the manufacturer until all features work. So… you’ll have to do that. Try all Toshiba TV codes that remote knows. If none of them support all features, hopefully you can tweak button by button!
Same principles? Yes. Same ratio of ingredients? Technically yes. (it’s the same chemical reactions with the same ratios of input/output)
Though smaller things tend to be easier to light on fire. Think of how things like flour and metal dust are flammable. Steel wool is flammable. You gather small dry brush and twigs to make the foundation for a bigger fire, for crying out loud!
Though you’d be having a lot more problems with your body’s biology. Your blood wouldn’t work. Wouldn’t circulate. Your lungs would feel like you were breathing a thick liquid and also wouldn’t work. Your muscles to skeleton ratio would be all out of wack (I ‘think’ it’d go that you’d have too strong of bones, but I forget how biomechanics scale way up or way down). You’d probably freeze to death very quickly too, even if your biology ran fine.
Massively depends on where the texture is used. If it’s for a main character that gets closeups, body and especially detailed textures can be massive and can add up fast even when compressed. Little low contrast details can definitely work fine and go unnoticed next to super hifi textures while being small themselves, though so many just make everything hifi. Bleh.
I miss when games went for lowfi art instead of the modern deluge of AAA pseudo-cinema 100G+ games or friendslop with the art direction of a two day game jam… (obviously there are outliers, but the industry trends are disappointing lately)
lol I’ve understood the issue. The original post is not exactly nuanced. I’m sorry you feel so offended by my opinion that people who do not understand what a community of questions and answers should look like should not be welcome to people who understand what publicly answered questions should look like, but you do you.
Who is downvoting a post based on what’s not in the post title or body? Besides, there are far more downvotes now than when I made my original comment, so it’s clearly not people being fooled by previous, now removed comments.
Also, I said or. It’s Either they’re against a community of answering questions openly, or have the reading comprehension of a potato…
Eh… IMO there’s a big difference between disagreeing about something reasonable, and disagreeing about the most basic tenets of what makes a community a community.
Kinda’ just making room for the sort of hypocritical ilk that ruin so many things. I can think of so many political and religious examples these days but I’ll refrain from fully describing such depressing things.
Who’s downvoting this?? Ban those moronic leeches. They’re either anti-community or have the reading comprehension of a potato, ffs.
I doubt it would be immediately crippling to the military, and I’m sure they’d be very interested in making whoever did it regret that decision. So, it would undoubtedly be a terrible idea for anyone that couldn’t take a severe counter-attack and likely open war.
The US also does produce oil and gas, so I sincerely doubt it’d slow the military down too much if they were hellbent on returning the favor even in the long run. Even if it wreaked havoc on the economy, an irresponsible leader more interested in having a slapfight than a functional economy would surely instruct the military to do so.
Most posts here are, frankly, stupid questions.
OK so… sounds like people are mostly using the community correctly then??
Who the fuck ‘needs’ a son except a shitty fucking loser monarch?
Names are just names. Even shit like shitposting had a name before (trolling), so getting hung up on it is silly.
It all depends on why, how, and whether those involved grew up, yet.
It very much is meaningless to many different philosophies. You’re going to have to learn to accept far more radical interpretations of reality if you’re going to ask such open ended questions.
An unmoving magnet is fine, but move a strong enough one and it’ll induce a strong enough current in circuitry to risk damage similar to electrostatic discharge. Not all components can handle over/under voltage without damage.