Not try without causing permanent damage to the host human. Isn’t it something like 90% of vaginal births result in some degree of vaginal tearing?
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Brit here, can confirm voting also breaks things. A lot of people voted for Brexit as a “stick it to the establishment” and thinking they won’t do it anyway because voting doesn’t actually do change anything.
Please Americans reading this vote!
Aren’t crops (which of course are plants) actually growing faster due to increased co2. Due to this they’re also not able to develop as much nutrients and vitamins etc
1·13 days agoAnd the rest 1000 or so stores each say 10-30 freezers
It’s businesses fridges that are getting hacked. So in theory it could do more than that, it should be able to automatically create a maintenance ticket, trigger a stock check for the part if it’s out of stock create a purchase order for the part.
It could also flag if it has been not closed properly especially if there are out of hours stock fill and or for stockroom fridges.
It allows central control over power usage and better management there and local control based on weather forecast.
Allows better control over defrost cycles. Though this last one could arguably be better done by using on device machine learning.
Consumer level smart fridges though, yeah no point whatsoever.
5·14 days agoUsers report that Half Life 3 was released last night. Valve spokesperson says: yeah we wanted to see how quickly people would notice
Trump sentenced to 400 years solitary confiment after being found guilty.
Drug found that can extend life to 500 years.
A quick death is too good for some
3·15 days agoOpposite to long term debt.
Long term is mortgages, loans with fixed terms.
Short term is credit cards, pay day loans, overdrafts, stuff like klana etc.
Get those cleared so that the money you earn stays as yours and you’re not paying interest on debt. Once that’s done the money were paying to other people can go into high interest savings so you start earning interest on it, and act as a buffer to stop you going back into debt in the future
Must the circles you run in. I literally know no individuals who have subscriptions. Businesses, yeah, but individuals no. Businesses are the kind of client that will look closely at the cost vs benefits and move to cheaper options (eg locally hosted models that do 90% of what the subscription does at 40% of the cost)
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I don’t see what people liking it has to do with the fact Google is making less money due to the ai summaries meaning people aren’t clicking sponsored links.
Unless you think everyone you met likes it enough to start paying a monthly fee for it? Because I’ll bet they like it, but like it while it’s free
Pay down short term debt.
Build emergency funds.
This feels like a Terry Pratchett type quote
5·18 days agoAlso feels like something a Culture GSV might find amusing.
Isn’t 47 the number that pops up a lot on 90s star trek
Is this only some countries? I thought they legally had to email to inform you of changes to these policies where I live b
Do you just mean an email client? Then fairmail or thunderbird
You made an analogy but made no attempt to explain why in your analogy the behaviour wouldn’t also be rotten.
Your analogy also needs to be “brick maker with near monopoly…”