I agree. This is also nice because if you need more space in the future you can always add 8TB drives in pairs.

Oh no, normal license is fine. It just means it doesn't need to meet the same safety or emissions regulations, and also has a lower tax rate. Because it can be used for work you see

This is amazing. If you keep working on this I would follow it with great interest!

Ash in a food is anything that is not a nutrient we directly use for energy. It's basically all the minerals such as calcium, potassium, etc. Not like campfire ash, don't worry.

It makes sense when you think about it this way: if you incinerate a sample of food, all the energy nutrients (proteins, fats, carbs) and water content burn away, leaving behind the noncombustible minerals. Since it is left behind by the fire, we call it ash.

Before getting Sponsorblock, I would always manually skip forward past the integrated advertisements. This tool does the exact same thing but faster and more convenient for me. My conscience is unaffected

Portal would fail due to being placed on moving object

With statements like that, the Onion writers will soon be out of a job

Efficiency. Combustion engines have a shockingly narrow acceptable power to fuel consumption zone

Never too late to change. Just look at Amsterdam now vs a couple decades ago

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I think they misunderstood what about the steam deck is making it popular

But how else could companies make more money off of something you already paid for? Will someone think of the shareholders‽

Gyms, stores, cafes, etc. aren't good third places because you're expected to pay money to be there

Why do these people always want to promote unlimited growth? Oh wait, higher profits

Of course

This implies memes with politics that aren't political memes

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It's physically impossible to be 'unreasonably' angry at parking lots! Reclaim your city's land, people. You're all paying for it

This is the explanation for why you save before exiting, you can roll back the existential dread for your next game session

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