Recount numbers forward and backwards?
WTF does that have to do with intelligence? That’s just memorization.
As someone with zero short term (working) memory, I’d fail that part, yet people are always astounded at what I remember (and I work with crazy complex systems).
What a crock.
(I typically test just over 100 on IQ tests - not a brag, just more to show how useless they are).
The site didn’t make clear that’s not a good thing
Hahahahahaha ha, omg, the irony
That’s comedic brilliance right there.
Oh, damn, that “user quality” metric is really messed up
Strawman much?
You’re comparing glucocorticoids and anabolic steroids - two very different things.
Glucocorticoids reduce your body’s inflammatory response, which is why they’re used for autoimmune/autoinflammatory conditions like rheumatoid arthritis. They also promote muscle loss unlike anabolic.
Anabolic steroids (as the name implies) promote muscle growth.
I’d recommend reading up on both kinds of steroids.
Nothing in HyperV makes any sense. It’s fucking awful.
You know it can’t do templates or create Clones like VMWorkstation could fifteen years ago?
What’s “bulling”?
What are you blathering about?
It boils down to this: Going to the moon in the 60’s was political, though a massive technical feat.
Since then we’ve figured out how to send robots to fucking Mars to do the science we want to do, for a fraction of the cost (and none of the risk) of sending humans.
Artemis just isn’t where we should be spending money, never mind the political bullshit surrounding it, and the typical government vendors getting their hands in the cookie jar like they did for Apollo (looking at you, Boeing).
And I say all this as someone fascinated by Apollo, and as excited as anyone else by the prospect of humans on the moon. I just no longer see the cost/benefit of humans vs automation there.
We have remote rovers in the sea and on Mars. For the moon surely we could send all sorts of devices to do science there. It’s faster to reach, we have near real-time comms, it has a greater solar exposure so power is less of a problem. So where are those rovers?
We don’t have them because they would expose the pointlessness of sending humans.
Bookmarking this to see where they are in 10 years.
Well it’s clearly not “blue light”.
We don’t know what you’re doing on your phone, so you can’t expect us to diagnose your issues.
I can use my phone right before bed with no problems. It has zero affect on me. But I’m not cruising Lemmy or reading crap that gets to me.
I could be more forgiving to NASA if a propulsion system had caused fatalities with Gemini than I can overlook the loss of Apollo I and Challenger - both of those are simply unforgiveable.
FFS, a pure O2 environment? Everything is flammable then.
The engineers told NASA temps had been too low for Challenger to launch and they went ahead anyway.
Fuck all the asshats involved in those decisions - you killed 15 people.
Guts to strap onto the top of a missile and hope it worked.
Awesome. Will check it out.
Use company tools for company work.
God, I’m sorry you had to use Hyper-V.
As challenging as Proxmox is for someone new to it, it’s so much better than Hyper-V.
As a OneNote user with similar time, there’s nothing else that compares.
I’ve been testing stuff for years, and nothing else really comes close.
You can replicate the notebook structure with some other apps, but it’s not the same.
I stick with OneNote 2016 on all my machines, since they can all sync via LAN with just a share.
The modern app crap is garbage, and I resent the mobile app requiring OneDrive - so my mobile devices get one specific notebook.
Check out:
Joplin
Obsidian
SilverBullet
Logseq
Mozilla was create by the Netscape organization but is not Netscape
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As a desktop, exactly.
I don’t have time to play fuck-fuck with desktop stuff.
For servers/services, Linux is where it’s at.