Why would they sell cases of salmonella alongside eggs?

That looks a little gimmicky to me. I’d expect more panels on that ship if they were going to have a meaningful impact.

I mean there’s the Iron Dome the US helped fund for Isreal. It’s a short range air defense system. It’s not built for offense, and wouldn’t work well for it from what I understand.

But even that there’s still the ‘self-defense’ mentality where the iron dome could shoot down non-combatants flying within range because of a supposed threat.

Hard agree. Every other day a big tech firm will conduct sweeping layoffs of thousands or tens of thousands of employees. These companies are not on the verge of bankrupcy.

No industry in the history of industry has ever wanted a union.

I mean anything is possible, however those are two very unlikely pairings. Iran is majority Islam. Mormons believe in the christian trinity (though not the way normal christians believe in them).

Different gods, diffefent religious texts, different religious practices. They both like to oppress women in the name of god, but, so do most religions, so I doubt that’s enough to form a solid enough of a bond to convince the Mormons to attack the usa. I’m a former mormon, so one little fun fact, the usa is the mormon’s holy land. They believe the second coming is going to happen in Missouri, and they own large swaths of land there where they believe Jesus will decend.

Why not MOOOOW?

Not for gaming so much after ssds got big and cheap, but on NAS Operating Systems like Unraid and TrueNAS, (and likely others) you have a pool of hard drives that do big data storage. Like you pointed out IO is slow. So to speed things up you have an ssd setup as cache. Typically you have the programs you have running are running off that ssd cache. It does IO to the ssd and you setup a slow scheduled replication to the hdd pool.

Nobody was really answering, but steamos makes tweaking the effeciency easy. It should be like the steam deck where you can tweak the tdp limit for the cpu and setting clock speed for the gpu. I believe this currently only works with amd cpu/gpu, but I believe they’re working with nvidia.

Depends, you can set it up a few different ways.

1. you can set the dns so each subdomain resolves to a different port with your ip, in which case your router can forward that port to any local address on your network with port forwarding rules.

2. reverse proxy, this is most common. You use a service to do the translating for you. Your router forwards all requests on port 80 and 443 to your reverse proxy. The reverse proxy takes requests for subdomain1 and forwards it to the associated ip/port locally.

You being tonedeaf to the wants and needs of your voters lost you the election.

“For Pixel Phones”. So it’s a hardware thing… for now.

Maybe if you get a dedicated dehumidifier for the room. I don’t see those options doing enough. Dryers output a LOT of water vaper. Especially with heavy loads like towels and sheets. Even then you’d want a continuous draining one otherwise the bucket will just keep filling up.

Here’s a script:

https://gist.github.com/Kidev/59bf9f5fb53ab5eee99f19a6a2fc3992

Not easy for complex pictures, but if you have a simple png with a transparent background you can import it into blender or orcaslicer and then add to the z axis.

When marketing is directed towards normies and not nerds.

I’m pretty sure they do support catch all, because that’s what I have. Or at least they used to and I’m grandfathered in.

looked it up, seems like a quick setting:

https://www.namecheap.com/support/knowledgebase/article.aspx/9412/2214/how-to-set-up-catchall-in-namecheap-private-email/

I’m pretty sure I have the cheapest, one email address option with catch-all. I didn’t set up any aliases.

My domain’s registrar is namecheap, i tried their email on a whim, i’ve had no complaints in the 7ish years I’ve been using them. Privateemail.com

Domain is about $15/yr

Email for my domain is $20/yr

VPN is about $50/yr

Same, also depends on what I’m going to change. If I’m doing any heavy editing, vi/vim. Something small and fast? Also usually vi/vim, but sometimes nano as it’s preinstalled unlike vim nowdays.