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Bourbon distillers who invested time and money cultivating markets in Europe and Canada are now worried about becoming “collateral damage” in escalating tit-for-tat disputes.

Bourbon is made in states that voted for this. It's not collateral damage, it's face-eating leopards eating their faces.

Including Steam DRM?

Lemmy itself doesn't use hashtags, but since other Mastodon and pixelfed use them and are compatible with Lemmy, hashtags can be used to improve searching between them.

So basically while they serve no purpose within Lemmy, you can still add hashtags to your posts/comments.

Maybe the sausages are the friends we made along the way

It's more cod-like right now, but it's still more strategic and 3-dimensional. I think once people start getting to know the maps better and strategies start to develop more, the run-and-gun style of play will slow down and people will play more carefully and more objective-oriented.

Feed me, mother, for I am but skin and bones!

Also you may be avoiding Amazon, but end up giving them your business against your wishes.

When it comes to whisky/whiskey they vary a lot in flavor, but have many similarities based on the region due to all kinds of factors. Bourbons in particular tend to have noticeable vanilla notes, which may or may not be lacking in other types. You can use bourbon or rye, or really any other whisky in an old fashioned, but you probably wouldn't want to use an Islay single malt (well I wouldn't, but maybe you do, I don't know) but I think that's specific to Islay, and I mostly would be fine having one made with any type of whisky.

Anyway, my point is that unless you're looking for something specific about bourbon that you can't find elsewhere, alternatives are at least as good regardless of where they come from. I like a good bourbon, but at least for the time being, I wouldn't buy any.

It's just a mod for HL2, so I imagine it can be modded the same way as HL2

There are great options everywhere, including American whiskey. But with so many options, losing one is not a big deal.

I'd be curious how many people go looking specifically for American whiskey purposely looking past all other alternatives because that's exactly what they want.

technically 100 mW

Technically a maximum of 100 mW, but realistically much lower than that.

No

TPU prints are very robust for FDM prints, but dog toys need to be solid objects. Even a small dog will tear apart a printed toy. Layer adhesion is no match for dog teeth.

Printing a mold and then casting the toy would give much better results.

As long as it costs less than traditional electric heating, it should be fine.

It would not. All work puts out an equal amount of heat for the amount of power drawn. A 1500 Watt electric heater will put out 1500 Watts of heat, and a 1500 Watt computer puts out 1500 Watts of heat, but only if it's putting in enough computing work.

That computing work might be worth something if you're lucky, which is where the actual savings are. OP ended up saving much more money from heating less than from earning any crypto.

Not every instance blocked them, but many did.

The fear of Embrace, Extend, Extinguish got a hold of the fediverse when Threads was originally announced.

What it really does is sleep walk during S0 sleep (aka Modern Standby) to check for updates, slowly draining your battery

More importantly, telling Windows to shut down doesn't really shut it down, it puts it to sleep.

Hey, PR! Canada would love to have a tropical territory. That would come with single-payer healthcare and easy travel to Canada, and a country that appreciates you.

I haven't bought an HDD in a long time, but is the drive's packaging itself not designed for shipping? The last one I bought had a ton of empty space and shock-absorbing packaging inside the box.

Being talented at something doesn't make you a good person. He's a legend for his undeniable hockey talent, not for his political stance. I'd say he's deserving of the hate he's getting.

There was a podcast recently with the guy who built the SNES port, it was pretty interesting.