You still need screen to keep the bugs out. And the squirrels can fit through the holes and get at the screen.
So yeah, this design is kinda bad. At least in areas with squirrels.
You still need screen to keep the bugs out. And the squirrels can fit through the holes and get at the screen.
So yeah, this design is kinda bad. At least in areas with squirrels.
If by vibe for the rest of the time you mean constantly watch for various forms of life threatening danger. Then sure.
Still a better time than constantly watching out for Manager Mark.
It wasn’t too long ago that a USB mouse would store the divers on the mouse.
A rare food based example of Carcinisation
There were free black people in Washington’s day. But yes, the first several presidents were all slave owners.
I feel the need to add some context here.
The patriarchal push to erase the pantheon started just before the Babylonian Exile under the reign of King Josiah. He ruled from 640 to 609 BCE.
His son Ellakim (or Jehoiakim) refused to pay tribute to the Neo-Babylonians which resulted in 60 years of slavery for some 7000 Judeans.
It was only in 539 BCE when the Neo-Babylonian Empire fell that they were allowed to go home.
The Judeans come home, but their temple has been sacked and most of their sacred texts burnt, so they rebuild and recreate.
This is when Noah and Moses were invented, a long with anything before Solomon, and even much of his life as well.
Vegeta killed Yamcha once, and Buu killed him a second time.
Technically it wasn’t even Vegeta, it was just the little green men that Vegeta and Nappa had seeds for.
Krillian was actually alive to see that death.
As for the death by Buu, that was being turned to chocolate and then being eaten.
Krillian still has him beat on number of deaths, picking up an extra death on planet Namak.
Maybe. We don’t actually know, because most of our information about the skeptics and stoics come from their detractors. Very little of their actual beliefs made it into writing that survived the years.
Honestly, the orange soda that we think of might be Crush, which debuted in 1911.
Tang would also like a word.
But really, the most popular orange based drink, is just orange juice. That or Mountain Dew, which is lemon, lime, and orange plus lots of sugar and caffeine.
Companies open subdivisions in other countries. These subdivisions are often responsible for full operations in that country.
Coca-Cola opened a subsidiary in Germany sometime after the end of the first world war. (My Google fu has failed me)
The main company stopped sending syrup to Germany after 1939 or so, but didn’t close it’s German subdivision. The German plant manager then created Fanta out of ingredients that were available to Germany during the war.
And then after WW2 ended, the main Coca-Cola company regained control of their German subdivision, and adopted Fanta as a brand.
As a note here, Coke was one of a bunch of American companies that were extremely friendly with the Nazis.
As a fellow stickler, you can sometimes find these works at the cave entrance, but time tends to be less kind to works that are less protected.
I personally know of several sites in North America where the works are on an open cliff face, but also continue into the nearby caves. I’ll not be specific with locations, because people have vandalized a few of the sites.
But yes, the deeper into the cave, the more likely that such drawings have survived to modern times.
They didn’t use to.
The problem is the studios have gotten lazy and risk adverse.
The reason why Endgame was so huge was because the studio took some risks and did the work to set everything up for that payoff.
There were movies in the first few phases that fell flat, like Thor 2, but even that movie pushed the plotlines forward.
Post Endgame, marvel hasn’t really had a unified plan. They’ve also become so risk adverse that if any given movie underperforms, it kills the entire plotline.
Which leads to movies that don’t have meaningful character growth, so who cares about those characters? Or those movies?
Snidely Whiplash only needs to find a bridge, preferably one over a large ravine.
Then he just has to tie the hostage to the center of the bridge. Then when the hero makes a daring rescue Snidely can blow up the bridge.
What’s the Roche limit of the ground you’re standing on?
Technically, there are police officers who qualify as serial killers.
I think it’s three or more separate killings nets you basic serial killer status. There are officers who easily meet that criteria.
Well, security through obscurity never really did work
Another distro that’s easy to get going for gaming is Garuda.
Also, the easiest way to switch to any distro is to get a USB drive and install a program called Ventoy. Then you throw your install iso onto the Ventoy drive, boot from USB, and you’re good to go.
As a tip, pick up an external drive large enough for your Steam library. Then in Steam, you right click on each game and select Manage/Back up game files.
Doing it this way will save you days of downloading.
XP might actually be somewhat safe to connect by now. Most of the viruses and worms have updated past it by now.
You would think that. Especially with Homeopathic nonsense with diluting things with water until none of the molecules of the original substance are present.
You’d think that an aspiring Homeopath conman would just start with purified water, and call it a day.
That’s not what happens. Instead they seem to actually use the highly toxic whatever, usually deadly nightshade, and then skip the water dilution.
Look up the Highlands baby teething chews if you like being sad.
Almost any is fine, but if you want a distro optimized for gaming, Garuda has been treating me quite well.