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Assuming you meant < 6 inches I'm all for it as well, it would be another incredible usp for these devices.
Not sure if true, but allegedy he insisted his son not go into maths, as he would simply end up in his father's shadow as he deemed it utterly Impossible to surpass his brilliance in maths :'D
Canada was a founding member of NATO, and it's very obvious Trump does not want a strong NATO alliance. Whatever the reason may be is up to speculation, but from an outside looking in it's quite jarring seeing clips of Hillary Clinton 8 years ago warn everyone that Trump was going to dismantle NATO. How any American is baffled by the current events is the only thing that is baffling to me.
A JS framework is probably nabbing it as we speak
One famous strategy is the pile and pertex combination. Where you have a thin basically windproof but not waterproof shell made typically from Pertex, and then fake fur from polyster on the inside.
These jackets are used to (might still be) be worn by law enforcement to old school rock climbers for it's ability to keep you warm and damp for hours.
There are videos of people submerging in ice cold water and "walking it off" until they are damp but warm again.
Another saying is "cotton kills", because it does not provide warmth when wet and also sucks up insane amounts of water for its weight, so it bascially never dries out.
I'm super happy how good my mostly untreated room sounds now with some calibration and careful monitor placement. I'm a somewhat critical listener having had basic ear training and always protected my hearing at live shows. My room is very bad in terms of acoustics, so of course proper room treatment would greatly improve the setup, but not everyone is in a position where room treatment is feasible, so to me this is a great way to get maybe half way there.
Edit: I read the comment you linked, the reason we have such similar language is because Swedes and Norwegians call it the same thing and I guess both of us were unsure if 'lemming year' is a widespread term :)
Amazing feeling to stop coding and just do some intense exercises that takes 30-40 seconds to reach failure. I love these types of compressed intense workouts, and parallettes are a great and fun way of doing it.
I've also bought a push up bar that fits in my doorway so everytime I go to the bathroom I do static hangs with retracted shoulder blades to strengthen shoulders/upper back.
I'm seeing really good results just from doing little by little every day.
It's like that article on here a while ago about "the unreasonable effectiveness of just showing up"
It's not perfect of course, but it's the best one so far imo, and it keeps getting better. I really like the new way to connect and manage Bluetooth devices from the taskbar that was recently added.
But then again, it's Windows, so when you look underneath the shiny new surface and realize e.g there's no way to add seconds to the watch display due to performance issues - the facade starts to slowly peel away.
Breathing techniques changed my life.
I remember convincing myself many years ago to take a leap of faith and to trust the process.
I've practiced for over 10 years at this point, and I've been in dangerous or even life threatening situations where I've remained mindful of my breathing throughout the experience.
It's an incredible feeling to be so deeply connected to yourself through breathing. It can become an extremely transformative experience.
I've had a couple of experiences with samadhi by 'accident' throughout the years which is the most profound experiences I've had in my life.
So what is the practice? Non-doing? Staying mindful? All I know is that words cannot really describe it, as soon as you're dealing with words and semantics you've strayed away from breathing again.
The ego ties into it a lot, but you quickly start to sound like a broken record if succumb to that gospel.
No one preaches that the sun is going to rise in the east tomorrow.
It's the elusive obvious, it's the old fish swimming by and saying:
"Morning boys how's the water?”
The two young fish give each other a puzzled look and ask:
"What the fuck is water?"
A good integration with a decent physics engine feels better in-game than a superb physics engine with a bad integration.
When programming physics there's many ways of getting the desired behavior from the physics system, and as with all problem solving some solutions are better/more stable than others.
Essentially you translate the world back to origin when the player gets too far away.
But I've never found a comfortable way to take them on and off them so always end up returning them. Any anorak wearers wanna share some oppinions on this?