Its a low pressure, low oxygen, cramped environment that can complicate existing issues a lot more than some people realize.
I know of someone who died because a really bad freak ear infection ruptured at altitude and they bled out before the plane could land.
Its not like planes aren’t safe, its just that high risk individuals and situations need extra precautions.
It might be an old dumb waiter. They weren’t really meant for people, but you could use them to transfer food and other items without carrying it through the main rooms of the house.
She doxxed another youtuber she had beef with and showed up at his house.
Handling a human powder keg all the time is exhausting and extremely anxiety inducing. Your ex’s and friends might love you just as much as you love them, but a relationship built on eggshells and arguments will never be healthy for either of you or last long term.
They do if you use their hosting services:
If this was implemented, wouldn’t it just backfire on new users? Anyone who is regularly spamming posts would just wait out the default new user time before they started spamming.
Adding it as an option isn’t a bad idea, I just don’t think that a default should be set.
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I meant that there’s no need to fool the ai, the system is fundamentally flawed from the start.
Why? Just take a picture of your neighbor.
*removing yourself from the gene pool
Death is not required.
ZFS is fantastic and it can indeed restore files that have been encrypted as long as you have an earlier snapshot.
However, it would not have helped in this scenario. In fact, it might have actually made recovery efforts much more difficult.
It could have helped by automatically sending incremental snapshots to a secondary drive, which you could then have restored the original drive from. However, this would have required the foresight to set that up in the first place. This process also would not have been quick; you would need to copy all of the data back just like any other complete drive restoration.
I mean yes, please vote people.
However the supreme court is stacked because Bitch McConnell is a piece of shit.
50k and paying 15k, because that person is living within their means. They probably share a shitty apartment with roommates and have a crappy car, but they can sustain their lifestyle. Eventually they will retire with investments covering the exact same income that they have now.
100k paying 50k is a hot shot, a flash in the pan. They have a higher quality of life right now, but they will likely crash and burn. They cannot live and invest enough money to sustain their lifestyle, and they won’t know what to do when they suddenly have to live on half of what they used to make.
Making more money does not mean you have better finances, it usually just means you own more expensive stuff right now.
Edit: the one exception is the 100k paying 50k and then living like the 50k paying 15k for literally everything else. They are not the norm, but those people will probably be ok. They’ll have to move when they retire though, or have like no paid fun ever.
It’s extremely difficult to pull off today, but that doesn’t mean that it isn’t an appropriate figure. The “wants” and “investment” categories have effectively been wiped out for a large number of people, which isn’t a healthy and sustainable way to live long term.
This is what the entire “living wage” argument is based on. Regular people aren’t making enough money to have a healthy budget. Well, some are just over inflating wants, but that’s not the people I’m talking about.
30% is widely considered to be the most you should pay for a living space in order to live a sustainable lifestyle and retire comfortably. It even says in the article that they consider anyone that has to pay more than that to be “cost burdened”.
It usually breaks down somewhere around 30% on housing, 20% on necessary bills, 30% on wants / unnecessary bills, and 20% on retirement investments / savings.
The fact that nearly half of renters cannot do that is the problem that they are trying to highlight, but it doesn’t offer much of a solution. These people will not be able to retire without public assistance (if they can at all), and will likely run into serious struggles long before then.
Uhm… Yes. Like a lot.
I mean… Yea. Yea it is. They want to:
They’re not even being subtle about it:
“The Copilot is like the Start button,” Nadella explains. “It becomes the orchestrator of all your app experiences. So for example, I just go there and express my intent and it either navigates me to an application or it brings the application to the Copilot, so it helps me learn, query and create — and completely changes, I think, the user habits.”
I have been playing both of those on proton with little issue, and I’m not positive that the issues I experienced are exclusive to linux.
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My main issue with Wayland is that it completely breaks keepass in two ways: there isn’t any way for an application to read the title of another window, and there isn’t any way for an application to send keypresses to another window.
Keepass is such an important part of my work flow that it has completely stopped me from switching to Wayland, even though I haven’t really found any other major issues with it.