About 6 inches.

He was hanging out by the wide open window and juat fell!

Real fans of the series will surely follow it wherever he takes it. Right guys?

Every once in a while, Youtube makes some change to how they serve ads, and uBlock stops working for some people for a while. An update will typically come up pretty quickly that fixes this. Odds are tomorrow it will be fine.

That’s an assumed name though, it’s not her real first name.

Well as of right now, doxxing is legal in the US, so there’s not much they can successfully prosecute you for.

They assumed it was a fish at first, but the closer they got, they realized it was a fish.

Kind of hypocritical that this happens a few short months after the government shut down a Canada Post strike.

I’m all for it though, this should have been a law decades ago.

Is Saffron Olive still around? He used to put together fun gimmicky decks back in the day, but I haven’t been in the MTG scene in a few years.

What’s this about dumplings?

They are having trouble getting a GOS version of Android 16 going. In this case, they’re talking aboit backporting updates. Taking updates for A16 and porting them over to A15.

they’re owned by Tencent

About 35%

Tim Sweeney himself owns 41%

Heroic Launcher runs on both Windows and Linux

GrapheneOS is what I use. The installation was basically idiot-proof.

“women are having trouble walking on the grass in high heels. People are falling over”

Trump has been having trouble walking on the grass in high heels. Trump keeps falling over.

My Pixel 6a has a resolution of 2400x1080. On its own, that’s more than the 1080p that most people use these days. And it’s not a particularly high resolution for a phone.

The easy way around this is to require passing regular fitness tests. If your obesity isn’t an impediment to the fitness test, then it shouldn’t be an impediment to your job.

That’s a misunderstanding. CRTs technically don’t have refresh rates, outside of the speed of the beam. Standards were settled on based on power frequencies, but CRTs were equally capable of 75, 80, 85, 120Hz, etc.

Essentially, the speed of the beam determined how many lines you could display, and the more lines you tried to display, the slower the screen was able to refresh. So higher resolutions would have lower max refresh rates. Sure, a monitor could do 120 Hz at 800x600, but at 1600x1200, you could probably only do 60 Hz.

Oh hi, Bob!

Bob!

Multiplexing is a relevant term to look up for more information on the concept