poloniculmov

It convinced me not to buy a new Iphone because Apple is acting like a big baby.

Dogs are very social and they love to be with their humans, your pet is not going to be happier being left alone in the back yard than lounging on the couch with you.

His short stories are also hilarious and in the same vein as Svejk's adventures.

There are "authorized" 3rd party controllers and they claim they'll expand support for wireless devices.

That would be pretty stupid to do with Rails, there's a pretty high cost to starting jobs, so it makes more sense to batch everything.

Thanks to Proton, most games work on Linux, as long as they don't have any anti-cheat rootkits.

It might be a UPS issue, i've bought books from BD and didn't have to deal with customs or pay anything extra.

Only a couple of the African members were never occupied by the British, the rest are all occupied territories.

I agree it's expensive and it's probably not 5 times better than you cast iron pizza pan. It's lower maintenance, even if it still needs a coat of oil from time time, but that doesn't mean you should just go out and buy one now, especially if you already have something that gives you good results.

Something like this[1]. It's easier to use than a pizza stone and yields better results.

1: https://bakingsteel.com/products/baking-steel

This is such an american POV, don't require a certification because it will make it harder to underpay teachers. Why not focus on getting those people affordable education?

Like the MISTEL BAROCCO MD770?

https://mistelkeyboard.com/products/d11cf7a73da49468e2a530b4...

>So often the characters get nothing to do, nothing to say, it's nobody's job to create narrative momentum. It's just brutal.

That's exactly how the books are. Cool concept, but there's barely any plot, nobody has any real motivation, things just happen to them.

Yeah, to get things extra cripsy i put my food on a rack and use a pan on the bottom to catch the fat. That way the air hits the food on all sides and it doesn't get soggy because moisture is trapped underneath.

What kind of oven is underpowered? Most ovens for sale in the EU go upto 250C-300C. Sure, it takes 15 minutes to reach the max temperature, but that's to reduce energy use and the ovens I've seen have a setting for fast preheating.

It's much easier to get subtle notes in cuppings than drinking brewed coffee, because the brewing method will skew the taste. You also need to train your palate, you obviously can recognise what tastes good to you, but most of us never actually worked on pinpointing those flavours.

Unfortunately, some roaster embelish those notes to drive up sales, since it's the only to differentiate between coffees, especially if you're not familiar with that particular farm/region.

Or, you can just ignore them and have fun :)) Coffee can be a rabbit whole where you can spend lots of money to get certain microlots or improving your water profile.

NPR Music and Pitchfork for mainstream stuff, Reddit and Facebook groups for metal and The Wire magazine for weirder things.

It's honestly amazing to read a review about an album of viola and cello free jazz and to be able to listen to it on Spotify and Bandcamp in 30 seconds.

Even if they're not insured, pregnant women get free healthcare, in my EU country.

I have to use a Mac for work, after not really touching the Apple ecosystem. I was amazed that every other dev I talked with had a list of tiny apps that you need to install in order to have a nice experience. On the latest versions of Windows, things just work (or I'm very good at fixing my annoyances).

It uses scallions, which is onion.

Some bands, like Swans or Sunn O))) for example, use the volume to amplify the experience, but it works because they actually think about how it sounds for the crowd. Having the volume available, especially for the low-end makes everything more massive, even if you really need earplugs to be able to survive.

I'm using the build from Brew, works fine.

We have a similar law in Romania, the agency for consumer protection fined all major retailers for our Black Friday event and even temporarily closed a website until they changed prices to match reality. The fines weren't that big so I'm not sure that they won't do it again for the next sales period.

The local trash company gives the plastic to another company who pretends to handle recycling, they send it off to a company in Indonesia who then dumps it in the ocean.

Are artists going to release proper spatial mixes? Is Apple Music a big enough market to move them in this direction?

On Reddit? The coffee subreddit is pretty active, James Hoffman is also active there.

Signify is the new name of Philips Lighting, it was renamed, not actually a different company.

>On the other hand Delphi's just Delphi

is this true today? Back in the day it was Delphi + JediVCL + JediCL + plus lots of other different components that looked better than bundled ones. Does it have a package manager or you still need to install a bunch of EXEs?

We do have lots of SUVs, but they're not really that big. It's not like you can see F250s everywhere.

it's a redpill thing.