I found if the pot makes solid contact with the electric elements the electric can actually heat up water faster than gas. But if the bottom of your pan isn’t flat or the element is warped, they are really, really, really slow.
My experience has been with gas (fast), electric resistive with exposed and warped elements (slow), electric resistive with a glass top (fastest).
I know a bunch of places do it with plasma. Not sure with whole blood though.
God that is great mascot. It sears itself into your brain.
It’s also fairly cheap to buy 32+ GB of RAM, lots of choices for under $80. Meanwhile, I’m not even sure how you find a video card with 32GB of VRAM (not that you really need this much, 12GB and 16GB are pretty solid for a video card nowadays).
Well you see, space isn’t flat in this very localized area!
You gotta fight his daughter for it.
Make sure you put two line breaks between every new line. Otherwise it kinda comes out as a blob. You can also use a dash and a space before each entry to get a bullet point.
Played a copy of Crash Team Racing a bit ago. Had a real good time with it.
Donald Trump wants Kyiv to hand over its natural resources as “payback” in return for weapons delivered
We get our payback every time we send lethal aid. The soviet military inheritance is now smouldering wreckage, and a whole lot of invaders are no longer around to kill people.
The more weapons and support we send Ukraine, the higher returns we receive.
Yeah, it’s a solved problem. I’m going to call the library’s default sort and move on. If it somehow is a problem, I’ll revisit later.
Now, optimizing database calls, fixing (and avoiding!) security holes, writing tests that don’t take forever to run, writing functions so they can be easily re-used later, and not duplicating code. Now there are some skills!
“It’s faster if we make a duplicate of this function and change this section, then we can move onto other things”
“No it’s much slower, because your code review just came back telling you to throw that idea in the garbage and do it right”
Or car infotainment software…which for some reason is on the same communications network as all of a car’s safety-critical systems…
Ugh, why the hell aren’t those air-gapped?
Same thing in cars. Why is the infotainment system that is connected to the internet not air-gapped from the critical car functions?
These things aren’t hard to do. I guess we just need people to die before we take such basic safety measures.
I was able to pull out what used to be there:
From the source:
In the case of Vyacheslavova and Others v. Ukraine the Court held that there had been violations of the right to life/investigation on account of the authorities’ failure to do everything that could reasonably be expected of them to prevent the violence in Odesa on 2 May 2014, to stop that violence after its outbreak, to ensure timely rescue measures for people trapped in the fire, and to institute and conduct an effective investigation into the events. It also held that there had been a violation of the right to respect for private and family life in respect of one applicant concerning the delay in handing over her father’s body for burial.
Europe is fucked. Always gotta have America do everything! ;p
That’s just good planning. Natural disasters can easily require more than that in supplies. Buying extra cans and a few gallons of water isn’t expensive.
What is a good linux program that serves this same purpose? Specifically removing formatting from copied text.
If a buyer opens with a suggestion on a place to meet and another opens with ‘is it available’, who is going to get messaged back? I can tell you who I would message.
But will it continue to be your last post in the future? Or is it simply your last post at this moment?