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Not wrong, but on the other hand, two of the Guinness verified longest living cats were said to drink a small bit of coffee with cream regularly.

Both were owned by the same guy and a 38 year old cat is a bit controversial, but: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creme_Puff_(cat)

Worst part is, those are usually the best ones.

It sounds like they're trying to do whatever they can to replicate the previous functionality, but without the company who made it getting in the way, the hardware itself is kind of interesting. I hear the battery life sucks and nothing on it is exactly novel, but I'd be interested to see what people could do with it's fancy display options combined with everything else.

Burning still has too much of a negative connotation.

They'll pressure to expand more on banning books in schools, public libraries, pull public funding and restrict government aid payouts for universities unless they follow suit. They'll let states decide that they can ban books for sale online unless the site forces an age check. They'll give responsibility for the age check system to a corporation that is expected to do a lackluster job and wash their hands of it when there are complaints. Maybe some day they'll step in to 'fix' it resulting in taking it down for maintenance and restructuring and then they just... never bring it back up. They'll have a system for brick & mortar stores too, but it will be so excessive that few will bother.

They have shitty ARM too, they pull out all the stops on chromebooks.

Dual core ARM, new in 2021, its not alone: https://www.asus.com/us/laptops/for-home/chromebook/c203xa/

Intel also still has some celerons they make with dual cores right now.

I've done similar in my den and can see a lot of decisions that I made similarly to yours that I regret now about 5 or so years later. What I most worry about in your specific drawing here is potential sag on the shelves above the TV. The problem you may have eventually is that there's a lot of options to support the shelf from the wall side, but how do you support it from the front in a way that isn't ugly? Without that, you may have odd sagging. I have that problem now with a slightly shorter span and I see it every day and I hate it.

There's more mistakes I made with my project that you might face, but addressing everything would drastically change your vision. If (or when) I was doing it again and wanted to solve all my problems, I'd just base my plans on what this old house says to do. ( https://www.thisoldhouse.com/house-one/21244627/build-custom-built-in-shelving-unit )

Black Panther never dies.

It's not common, but you can find some in really cheap chromebooks going back only a few years and those are prime candidates for Linux.

There will never be another quite like Ronnie James Dio.

They definitely are, more and more, it's the same as every popular movement. They pad the propaganda with legitimately good advice and some controversial but easily supportable facts. That makes the more controversial items easier to swallow.

Hasn't this Bethesda helmed Oblivion remake been in the rumors and 'eventually' stage since around 2021-2022? Feel like skyblivion team has had plenty of time to get used to it at this point, but has something changed recently to make the bethesda version more relevant?

I bought two sets of Govee Glide wall lights for my Office and I can't imagine how I would improve on them beyond just doing more to make them look 'built in'. It's a bit of a step up from an LED light strip.

Everything's bigger in Hawaii.

I really wonder how they'd consistently source that, but mostly I just hope I never ever hear about it again.

Personal opinion, but for android at least, I always though nzb360 was dramatically better. May be a good alternative for anyone who will be missing LunaSea there.

Too bad about iOS though, the options there have always been sparse.

Wobbly Life is a pretty good one. It has online capabilities but no chat, communication is limited to a very small subset of emojis.

Patents are frequently intentionally as vague as possible. You're operating from the perspective that an item is patented to protect an idea as opposed to being weaponized to make money. You are for sure 100% going to be doing something where it's arguable that it could fall under an existing patent. You might still win if you want to pay to fight it out in court.

I think they're saying that proof you researched patents could be used to prove that you willfully violated a patent or could be used as evidence that your work that you may see as unrelated was inspired by something patented.

At some point you'll be talking to someone a lot younger than you and realize that somehow they're still an adult and then immediately after they'll do something incredibly immature. Will make that top line will drop so fast.

It's real easy to fake the data here, focus entirely on agency spend and completely ignore any savings the agencies themselves may have been responsible for. That can be hard to quantify anyways. They'll do that and right wing media will eat it up.