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I know a lot of people are mildly allergic to kiwis so I looked up the symptoms and stumbled on something unexpected... Frey's Syndrome:

Sweating (face, neck, temples) triggered by food. Usually a result of gland surgery, it can also be caused by ingrown hairs near the auricotemporal nerve.

I've suffered from ingrown hairs my whole life (yes I bathe regularly) and definitely have had some near my ears. It's almost too coincidental...

There's directions for making coffee?

Ahaaa! I forgot Toad was even in this movie. Played by Darth Maul, no less

I tried but I can't figure out the connection

The setting I am suggesting gets disabled keeps the card powered during sleep so Wake on LAN can work on a hardware level.

The OS isn't checking the packets. The NIC gets a packet and wakes up the OS.

I am not defending it, just explaining how to stop it from happening. A lot of people who know what Wake On LAN is don't know about Wake On Magic Packet

It's waking up because another device on the network (probably router) is pinging it

Disable "Wake on Magic Packet" and the Windows sleep issue goes away

That's even more bizarre than my story lol

Usually excessive salivation is a sign that I'm about to vomit so I think I would have wound up in the stall as a precaution

Appreciated!

I watched a video of this flood and was floored. It was somehow scarier than the footage of the streets in Japan in 2011.

I guess maybe because of how "calm" it was. It wasn't a thrashing wall of ocean waves bouncing between buildings, the river just rose and rose until it poured onto the overpass

Commercial solar panels often move with the sun, too

Jokes aside, it was nearly a steady stream off my head. I had to make a bath towel turban

Please keep your opinion to the comments - this is a news community and the title makes it look like the author of the article is saying something they're not.

But they never said that. You just mashed up the article title with a YouTube video...

The other day I had a weird experience with pores and sweating.

I was given a family-sized bag of chips that were "too spicy" for my parents. They were spicy, sure, but not painfully spicy.

However, my body's reaction was not the usual sweating... It was to excessively sweat from a square inch spot just above my temple.

I could literally FEEL the sweat coming out of the pores. I went to the mirror and watched it pour out like a damn faucet. It was fascinating but very uncomfortable, both physically and psychologically

Super weird.

Oh, so that's how you pronounce the new Maruja song

Both movies were loved by their target demographic: children

I don't see what makes the last two cult-like?

The difference is massive right now but it's not like internet technologies have stagnated. Speeds and latency are only getting better

That is completely untrue, we are in a plateue but it's definitely not the final one. Frame Gen is gimmicky for sure but hardware has a long history of gimmicks so it's not a sign of the end or anything - and the related technology of "AI" upscaling is already very good

And as much as I don't like it, if graphics are rendered on a supercomputer and streamed to users, the quality can skyrocket - that is, assuming they can afford it.

I think the unpopular opinion here is specifically that the graphics plateue is a good thing, though I do agree with you that OP's justification for it isn't the best

In 1997, $100 was worth about $200 in today's dollars btw