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You can wear polarized sun glasses to help block the light reflected off of roads and water like when driving or boating. Seeking stronger horizontally polarized light would historically lead you to a water source. Adult horsehair worms complete their life cycle in water.

based means 'agreement on the action' in this instance.

>but he mostly demonstrates tech invented by other people.

In the video it's stated that the PolyDye creator is a 4 year patron(Patreon?) to TeachingTech and it's a collaboration for the demonstration.

AND the linked has changed to the PolyDye github instead of the blog spam.

I like my RSA fob, they changed the app name one day and I wasted time working with the IT department.

Never denied this fact.

How do I prove it's fraudulent? Hire a lawyer?

Distracts you from getting rid of vaccines. Like how a photographer has shiny toys to get the attention of children.

Broken clocks can still be right once a day for a game of whataboutism.

I also chip in for the roads but I don't get to tell you where you can drive.

Beer and Soda are small treats.

There seems to be a lot of hate for the left side disk drive. Are right handed people so incapable that they can't handle a bit of ambidexterity? /s

I just went and tried inserting a floppy disk with either hand and it was exceptionally easy.

Wouldn't a left side disk drive and the standard right side mouse placement be a superior workflow?

Was the dislike just because of the change?

Is the spot we're testing the blood and mold on the factory wall?

Too see the flare from the side bothers me the most. There's so much energy traveling away from us that it's lighting up space enough for the flare, again not pointing at us, to outshine the galaxy.

The BuyItForLife subreddit is supposed to be something like that, but it's also a giant target for advertising.

Hysteria has found its home in the US.

You're making me remember the horror of losing/breaking a battery cover as a child! At least I could 3d print a replacement now!

It's cool that it's been solved but I'm thinking having a 3.3v bench power supply breaks the practicality of the PI500. /s

Yeah yeah, just get a converter. I think the real reason the Pi Foundation didn't make the slot available is because they don't want to have to support the influx of broken cases when hordes of people tear open a product that isn't meant to be opened.

Sorry, you've lost any credibility in my eyes with this constant goal post moving; I'm not reading all that.

You made the first unsubstantiated claim first. You've since moved onto this second less absolute statement about the AMA and I see you again pushing another unsubstantiated claim.

>I’m very skeptical that there are many doctors that support removing the supply cap

Well you should find out before arguing from your absolute.

Yeah, there are varying opinions. Thank you for restating what I said.

A bunch of doctors do recognize the issue. Just like every other group there are a diverse set of opinions.

I mean... TV and video games are heavily controlled to prevent children from being exposed to some content without their parents permission. Additionally Playboy is no longer a pornographic magazine but when I was a child I couldn't buy it.

And I bet comic stores and game stores have their own rules about obscene material ontop of the existing US rules. Hey kid put down the Stripperella.

There seems to be 29 original code talkers who were primary in the development and then the program expanded. The 2014 article is on one of the original 29.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_talker#Deployment_and_evo...

I didn't say they didn't. SMIC is a state sponsored company. Their objectives are different than an American company like Intel.

>even interesting to have wild varieties of cultivated fruit trees simply for better pollination.

Love me some pears.

If it's war why are we hobbling ourselves? We know exactly how China is winning. You don't see SMIC begging the PRC for more money from their equivalent of the Chips Act.

Well the cheaper one does lack the 4x/4x/4x/4x mode in the bios, wonder how much of that is a hardware limitation.

My dirt cheap Asrock A320m-ITX and my mid-level Gigabyte Aorus Elite x570 support bifurcation, did the feature become much less common in the last couple years?

The mods have thankfully changed this to a Phoronix article instead of the Intel page and the title has been reworked to not include 'launch'.