The obvious solution is architecting society such that parents have more time to parent while making enough to pay the bills, rather than exporting parenting because they can’t afford to miss work due to parenting.
You start having enough of these conversations, and it all eventually points back to capitalism and taxing the rich.
If the pushback on social media doesn’t get Discord to drop these plans, then I’ll just have to delete the app.
Not caving to another app asking for Personally Identifiable Information (PII) only for this same data to be leaked months to years later.
Society will do everything to protect children aside from making better parents.
What’s dd?
As soon as you convert from an .XLS file to a .CSV file, the data and sig figs used to display that data are saved while the math formulas used to calculate that data are erased.
This means that when you try to go from .CSV to .XLS, Excel doesn’t know the original formula that created the data to then be able to display more decimal points. The formula is absolutely necessary to change sig figs of displayed data.
The only other way I can think of that would allow one to change sig figs in .CSV data is if the .XLS file was converted with like the maximum number of sig figs displayed, or let’s say 10-20. Then in a .CSV, you can modify the sig figs to something less, like 0-20.
But I want to say that if you save that .CSV file after the sig fig change, where you original converted it with 10-20 sig figs but then changed them to 0-20, the .CSV overwrites the data and you lose the sig figs that you concatenated.
Result: adding decimal points in a .CSV isn’t possible.
Same bro!!
Cooperatives and unions are the future!
Since I see both on here,
Trilium > Obsidian
Arch, btw
(Kubuntu rly ;P)
And make AI opt-in rather than opt-out so Ecosia can educate their users
The use of the word “explode” is misleading. It’s definitely misinformation.
Here’s an arborist talking about it, but basically:
Trees move sap and other liquids up and down their trunk from the soil underneath regularly. For trees like maples, this is where maple syrup comes from, except you have to collect a lot of sap and reduce it down to syrup.
The arborist claims that these liquids present in the tree when the temperature swings faster than the tree can respond expand due to freezing, which buckles tree trunks causing the outer bark to crack open and separate. The cracks can be from the ground up, or they can look like gashes in the side of the tree. There’s moisture in the soil too, which can shift tree roots and cause similar cracking.
People say “explode” because there’s usually a popping sound when this happens.
In other contexts, people call this frost upheave. Engineers know about this phenomenon, and try to bury equipment like pipes and cable and conduit below the frost line so frost upheave doesn’t crack and break that stuff. With trees, this frost upheave just takes place inside the trees themselves.
The trees don’t actually explode. They crack open.
Words are meaningful
USB is a smart way to go!
That’s a good angle. Lots of my family members have their old laptops and desktops.
If I can boot a fresh install of Linux Mint on each other those, then they’ll likewise have the option to try it out if Windows fails that (which imo is inevitable).
The added performance will be a plus
Normies hate choice.
Normies hate choice until they’re forced into it. Windows is doing that to more and more people every single day.
Don’t see the harm to having the fall back ready.
But you’re right about W10 IoT LTSC. I’ll keep that in mind as an alternative
Honestly based!!!
I’ll have to try this out on my Steam Deck first to get the gist.
Thanks!
Bro that’s fire, will definitely consider!
Honestly another great idea! I did this with my Steam Deck :)
Oh when will China start making HDDs and SSDs and GPUs and CPUs
PLEASE China PLEASE flood the market with cheap, top shelf computer parts that will force Western corporations to lower their prices or go bankrupt when they don’t