It's all steamdeckers. They're using the power of portability.
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If ive done the math right, the previous owner was averaging around 40,000 km/year that seems awfully high. Was this a Uber or delivery driver vehicle?
Pretty disappointing considering two charging contacts are probably not that hard to add and would stop this being e-waste cause they misestimated bluetooth energy use
Why give a shit what some tech executive imagines engineering to be
Sounds like something someone would say when they haven't yet finalized their exit...
Pretty neat, I wonder how it plans the movement and maksure it doesn't clothesline the car on something. Maybe the facility would need mounted sensors like valve lighthouses? Seems hard to know that the car roof won't scrape or anything if all the sensors are down in the skateboard
Wow, what year is that picture from, McDonald's with a playplace?! We wish things were as nice as they were then
Just made these today, first time making one of his recipes, would recommend.
More generally, we've got some blogs we've followed for enough years to trust. Koreanbapsang.com, rainbowplantlife, pickuplimes, chinesecookingdemystified.substack.com, and some others. But all of those we followed before ai slop became viable
Importantly, they've given you a whole months notice. Figure out what happens with your PL (are you unlimited? Then make sure to take the max time your manager will allow, if not figure out if it gets paid out), two, don't let them terminate you early, try to still be employed by the 1st of Jan, it helps with health insurance sticking around a little longer, and third, figure out what's going on with severance. Potentially it's in your favor to tell them you WILL come in, then no-show, rather than say you won't and get laid off next week.
Finally: you got plenty of employable skills and people are hiring. To help do these 2 things: if you've got employee reviews from the past few years, email those to your personal email cause it might have accomplishments in it, 2) get a copy of the job description for your position, whatever skills it lists, you have em already, or they wouldn't have hired you!
I wonder if the main benefit is from switching to a airflow optimized fan that has suddenly been put into a static pressure system (the lasko) to fans that are designed for significant pressure (the arctic fans).
It's a reasonable idea, but the filter cube is based on ease, basically only has 2 parts (plus tape, so 3), and you can get at of them at your local Meijer or lowes, no special order, no wiring. This adds complexity and cost for a nicer experience. At some point it makes sense to just buy yourself a coway
I agree with that first quoted person that "the cost of proper cybersecurity is not $0 and that means small business have more costs" but I'm not sure I see how lawmakers are going to make cybersecurity easier for small businesses. I guess they could give Microsoft a bunch of money to provide discounted malware protection? That's the terrible idea assume they're going to go with, but realistically, how can you possibly secure 80,000 small businesses' IT networks without the business incurring some expense?