The math really doesn't check out on them, for the price of just two of these you can buy a bottle of vape juice, and a replaceable pod based vape from a company like OXVA. Once you've bought three that covers the cost of more pods and more juice and you're set for way longer. Still kinda bad since the pods are technically disposable but they last longer, they're far smaller in size, and they don't have a lithium ion battery. I see people buy these things for convenience, and I admit I did once when I had lost my vape and was waiting for the replacement to come in. But I can't imagine throwing an entire device away every month or so.
One caveat with the food tip is that eating absolute garbage like highly processed frozen food is still gonna be cheaper. I guess it's cause they put so much preservatives and so those have such a long shelf life. Not that I'm advocating for eating that but cooking for yourself is a cheap way to eat something nutritious. But as somebody who's gone through the same grind, it's still honestly just cheaper to eat garbage. But, I legitimately just feel better, think better, and overall am better on food I cook myself. And that improvement has knock on effects for the rest of everything you do in life.
Yeah I remember the first time I tried a 1080p 15" display. Even that I had to look at really hard, can't imagine a 4k version that actually uses 4k resolution for regular computing.
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But then you'd be sacrificing all that comes with React. Unless you mean having the page rendered by another framework and having React components loaded later, but I'd think that would be less maintainable than if the whole thing was just in React.
Ah, mojang. I remember when the word going around was they're going to open source Minecraft (now I realize they really meant make it source available, but none of that ever panned out anyway).
When I played it with my partner we would let ourselves get heated and yell with the understanding that when the games over none of it was meant. Although of course we avoid directly insulting each other lol
If you're a little tech savvy (not necessarily a programmer) ERPNext is built on top of a framework called Frappe. You could easily set up some data objects (called DocTypes) and make some relational fields. It's all done via a web GUI. DocTypes can then have images which you can have displayed as a gallery. I wouldn't recommend setting up a full ERPNext installation. It's got domain specific objects for HR, Payroll, Logistics, etc. You're not gonna end up using them.
How inaccurate is your scale?