It’s like reddit, but I don’t have to feel icky.
given up looking for replacements
r/anarchydnd
r/apolloapp
r/Condution
r/robotech
r/OSUOnlineCS
r/vintageobscura
r/ZeroCovidCommunitv
To give some context, the special edition of that book has a different title that hints at how very challenging it is to get it right when you host your own server.
Typically, it’s much better to own a domain and pair it with FastMail or other reputable email provider.
ikr
heoroes
Just fork it, do a complete rewrite in Rust, and call it “Runix”
More OS options is better for everyone.
Strikethrough markup works in titles. And you can even edit titles to fix them.
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FastMail is nice.
or (I don’t recommend it) you could learn to:
We don’t accept bills larger than $20, gold bars or heads of cattle for payment. [emphasis added]
$20 < gold bar < head of cattle
Redundant. The second two are already larger than a twenty dollar bill.
The dimensions of a dollar bill are
6.14 inches in length and
2.61 inches in width along with a
thickness of 0.0043 inches.
Size of a standard gold bar:
7 inches ×
3⅝ inches ×
1¾ inches
(Cow head, lol: ~20in3)
Head of Cattle:
Height: 62.2”-67.3”
Width: 23.6”-25.6”
Length: 93”-98”
Edit: Hopefully my joke is funny now. I heard if you’ve got to explain it, then it’s even more funny.
Well, they’re already 2-D, so I’m not sure how much smaller they can get.
I don’t think inflation will make the $20 will have larger dimensions.
Redundant. The second two are already larger than a twenty dollar bill.
Air raid sirens have an important job to do, and have been a critical piece of public safety infrastructure in times of geopolitical turmoil. They sound quite unlike anything else, by virtue of their mechanical method of generating an extremely loud sound output. They’re actually remarkably simple to build yourself, as [MarkMakies] demonstrates.
“Since 2019, a driver finishing in the top 10 could earn a bonus point by setting the fastest lap of the race,” F1 stated on its official website.
“Sometimes that meant drivers would still be pushing late on trying to take the accolade, or even make late pit stops for fresh rubber to increase their return.
“But it also opened up the possibility for a car outside the top 10 to pit and take the point away from another driver, even if they weren’t going to score themselves.
“And with the bonus sometimes proving a controversial topic, the decision was taken to remove it from the scoring system this year.”
…
Despite the removal of the rule in F1, it will continue to be used in the FIA’s junior categories Formula 2 and Formula 3 for the foreseeable future.
You know what… If anything should be named after this country, it’s the toxic brown bathtub that is The Gulf.
Oh, I thought maybe it was a Canadian thing.
Is the US, we send a “a check” not “a cheque”
I recommend gloves.