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It's infuriating.
SOmetimes it can knock me out for a day, but sometimes after half an hour or so I'm good to go (especially if there is no pain accompanying it).
I've never had to give more explanation than "Sorry, migraine, I need to take rest of day off, see you tomorrow".
If my heart rate is 130, that's a run for me, all be ot slow. 33-35min ish 5k.
A brisk walk would be 95ish
ANytime I've had chocolate that has the white stuff I've binned it. Even if it isn't spoiled, doesn't it taste bad ?
That will produce challenging boards ?
https://snippetshare.dev/c/MuiWWZknPgkRGFf4bt1LAD3m2zAP5Irwp...
Nice extension, I can see me using this :)
Wasn't trying to just be contradictory or arsey
Even a moderately powered machine running stockfish will destroy human super gms.
Sorry, after reading replies to this post i think I've misunderstood what you meant :)
I mostly can't because I have to work and getting 4-8 weeks off at a time is impossible.
Sometimes it auto-completes nonsense, but sometimes I think I'm about to tab on auto-completing a method like FooABC and it actually completes it to FoodACD, both return the same type but are completely wrong.
I have to really be paying attention to catch it selecting the wrong one. I really really hate this. When it works its great, but every day I'm closer to just turning it off out of frustration.
e.g. on chrome / Ubuntu, change theme to material or nord-dark, then dropdown is all white (shows if you hover the items)
Same if you go to a programming language page, the drop down for code examples is white on white
Playing through Dragon age Veilguard (despite feeling its a massive dissapointment), and not a proper Dragon Age game :(
Not wanting each child to get the best possible start in life makes absolutely no sense to me.
But yes, no child should go hungry at school.
It has a historic fatality ratio of 1 death for every 4 summits. If you have 100 people try to climb it in a season, 4 summits and 1 death you have 25% summit to death ratio, but 99 out of the 100 people survived.
Last year it looks like it had 175 climbers, ~50 summits, and 2 deaths. 2023 had over 100 summits and 1 death.
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You might have to create that file in a Chrome folder in your profile folder if it doesnt exist. i.e.: .mozilla/firefox/<your-profile-folder>/chrome/userChrome.css
you can find the right folder by going to about:support in the url bar and clicking on Open Directory in the page that shows in the Application Basics grid. This works for me on Ubuntu on FF 137.0.2As soon as 4 rolls around, I'm done with the money making portion of the day and the rest is just entirely fun stuff. I couldn't care less if what I'm doing isn't ever going to make money, it's just fun / interesting / satisfying curiosity.
I run - but I know I'm never going to make money running. I climb - but I know I'm never going to make money climbing. I code for fun on my side projects - same deal.
That work mindset gets turned off hard at 4pm.
I still love the shit out of my g shock. The only reason it doesn't get worn much is it was replaced by my garmin.
Absolutely not.
Once he was done debugging it he put it all back to how it was originally...
The mind boggles.