Same. Temp sensors, flashlights, game controllers, thermostat, whatever. Haven’t had any issues.
The only time they suck is when a device wants an odd number of batteries. And my charger only works with tandem batteries. Not really sure of the implications, but charging two batteries with significantly different charge makes me nervous.
Kind of depends on if it’s good, tbh.
If it’s just mediocre, I might try and work it in some meals where I’d use lower quality meat (e.g. sauces, sausage, burgers, etc). Then I’d just get a good real steak from a local ranch a few times a year to scratch that itch.
If the difference is not really perceivable or better, then hell yeah. Easy choice. I might even venture into other meats that I wouldn’t eat otherwise like lamb, dog, horse, or even human.
I took some VC money to build some bullshit and I’ll do it again!
How much coltan is dug up every year just to be shoved into an IoT device whose company will be defunct in six months, effectively bricking the thing?
Man, there’s a lot of this. But what really gets me going is electronics that are actually made to be disposable. Motherfuckers hitting a vape with a little LCD screen then littering it. No hope.
Ah, fair enough then.
“Adds […] as an Option” sounds like default to you?
Go have fun now.
That doesn’t look like anything to me.
It needs the Thinkpad nipple.
Good to not forget that normal people are capable of atrocious behavior.
A coworker mentioned it would’ve been better if that CEO was put on trial for his bullshit as so many were being fucked over by callous capitalist choices.
That’s the thing, the law is on the CEOs side. Almost everyone thinks his behavior should be illegal except the politicians won’t do shit about it. That’s what should really be going on now. Congress should be addressing health care in some fashion. Even if that only means limited action like cracking down on predatory insurance companies. Fat chance though.
So without a legal path of fixing the issue, that only leaves illegal means.
True, but if it’s not a traditional business but a coop, you’d probably prefer to have the original investors bee the members. Guess it really depends on if they can scratch up enough to cover startup costs.
It does cite an FDA statement and federal regulations that allow polyethylene as an allowed ingredient in “gum base.” Other sources are more broad just calling it “polymers.”
But this points out that “gum base” is a very vague term that can include lots of ingredients. Which kinda sucks.
They’re free. You can just take one. No one will stop you.
Okay but someone that works in IT will have the same answer.
Who knows. Gotta be at least 12 yesterday. That might be low. 4 entire hours without a TV, laptop, or phone seems unlikely.
Not sure I believe most of the other answers here.
I had no idea her name was Nana Visitor, so the title made no sense. What a name.
I like to create software tools for people smarter than me to create bigger and better things.
Those toes are horrifying