My 3 boys, and various friends loved that toy.
Yes; a lot of things get hit, even themselves.
To anyone saying that these are a bad toy. You are wrong! There are so many learning opportunities for babies and toddlers in this toy.
It is super cool seeing a really little kid “building” the duplo with their little hammer.
Climate change.
In the mid 90’s when the data was becoming more mainstream, I felt that there wasn’t enough info to make a decision on it, looking back from now there was but the O&G lobby was muddying the waters as much as possible.
A few years later, ~97/98; I had read enough studies and seen enough data to accept that, yes; we were changing the climate, and yes; we need to do something about it.
It has shaped a lot of the decisions I have made in the last 25+ years.
BTW electric power tools kick arse.
Even though it is an Australian movie The Castle is pretty good
There was a really big popular movie last year, I think it was called “The Barbie Movie”
How would that make him a non-billionare?
He paid $44B for Twitter, even if it completely failed and he could realize no value from any of the assets. $44B is a small portion of his wealth.
I read that as scro-TU-mass, took me a second to figure out what you were saying
Termux + syncthing cli + tasker
But this is not a solution for those that you do family tech support for.
Agreed, it is fine for me. But I’m not going to setup something like that for family or friends.
I was reminded of the same thing.
Except for all the family and friends phones I have installed it on, these are not power users.
Not being on the play store is a major deal.
It sucks that Syncthing is discontinuing its android app
It would be up near the top of my list.
This is one of the many things I use Syncthing for.
The problem is not “Syncthing users” it is the others that we bring along with us.
I already have F-Droid on my phone, but the dozen others that I have promoted Syncthing to over the years do not. This is going to cause a bunch of problems.
This is much more important than what you portray here.
I needed to update my parents old NUC from Win7, it was either new hardware to run Win10 or give Linux a try, I told them I had been running Linux since 09 full time and it isn’t any harder than running Windows.
I said how about you give it a go for a month or so and see how you go.
I installed Mint, it has been a few years now and no real issues beyond taking a while to get the printer working. I installed rust desk for remote assistance which I have only used 3 times since install.
That is one bold assumption right there.
Don’t rush.
Base it on how you feel. If you still feel unhealthy, then sure, put on a few extra kg. But if you feel ok, then don’t worry.
BricsCAD has a native Linux client
Earlier in the year I was in hospital for a while, had to have surgery. I went in at 80kg and after 5 weeks was just under 66kg.
I’m 175cm tall, BMI 26.1 (technically over weight, but was very fit) down to 21.6, which is considered “normal” but I felt very skinny and unhealthy.
The BMI thing is a little bit bullshit, since it doesn’t map fitness level.
As for getting back to a healthy weight, take it slow, eat really healthy foods eat mostly nova 1 & 2 foods, some nova 3 and avoid nova 4 if possible.
Also if you have been on antibiotics while in hospital, eat ferments like kimchi or sauerkraut, maybe drink some kombucha to rebuild your gut flora. But take it slow as it can really mess you up if you dump too much in at once.
I hope this is real.
What a great story. I especially liked that the cousin had joined a badminton club and was going out to enjoy opera.