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You’d notice that when you join their steam family because it would show up in your library
You’d notice that when you join their steam family because it would show up in your library
https://extension.umaine.edu/ticks/management/biological-control/
None that specialize in them so most aren’t good tick deterrents
True possum memes are cooler than ones that are misinformed!
They also don’t eat ticks
https://outdoor.wildlifeillinois.org/articles/debunking-the-myth-opossums-dont-eat-ticks
I bet the constraint here isn’t what’s serving the website but either an external dependency that they don’t have control over so that can’t scale or a relational database that they didn’t have the budget or expertise to scale
Edit: or just that humans have to actually look at it and you’re waiting to talk to one
My local government does it all async to avoid that issue
He’s obviously trolling
I refuse to believe that anyone who gets upset for someone screenshotting their NFT is either trolling or too young to know what an NFT is
Looks kind of like Tower of Guns!
That’s not very customer obsessed of them
Not sure we can really say that one causes the other, though
Tldr: Higher resolutions afford greater screen sizes and closer viewing distances
There’s a treadmill effect when it comes to higher resolutions
You don’t mind the resolution you’re used to. When you upgrade the higher resolution will be nicer but then you’ll get used to it again and it doesn’t really improve the experience
The reason to upgrade to a higher resolution is because you want bigger screens
If you want a TV for a monitor, for instance, you’ll want 4k because you’re close enough that you’ll be and to SEE the pixels otherwise.
There is if you use the Cyrillic alphabet because Yandex is Russian
Linux support is coming, they haven’t released version 1.0 yet
The more you use the library the better it is. My partner reads almost a hundred books a year. She’s voracious. She reads them almost exclusively through the library. With Libby you’re able to juggle holds easily so that new books are always coming up when you finish the last one. If it comes back too early you just tell it to wait.
You can’t opt out because it’s included in prime
You don’t have to use it, though, and you don’t have to pay for the ads
Also, ad blockers seem to work pretty well with prime video
How good is it? I’ve heard good things but would love a second or third opinion
For the moment the best search engine I know of is googling something and appending ‘site:reddit.com’
It’s less useful than it used to be but still leagues ahead of Reddit
If you’re willing to pay for it I’ve also heard good things about https://kagi.com/
Can anyone explain why we care?
I’m out of the loop