Is power generation not considered technology?

Depends on your kinks

You can freeze it.

No. And with the newer, wider form factor that Samsung started using this generation and clearly Apple is also using, there has been more excitement. The trifold phones have also generated a ton of excitement. That trifold Huawei looks amazing, but us Americans can’t have it. I strongly considered a folding phone for my traveling job. A phone that could fold out tablet size for TV/movies/books sounds great for the plane/hotel.

Except last time I tried to use Doordash and it took them two hours to finally assign a dasher to get my burrito only for them to message me that it was a food truck and that it was closed… It is a real brick and mortar restaurant that I’ve been to multiple times before. The only thing Doordash is good at is dynamic pricing and increasing the price on the menu based on what they think you will pay.

I switched from Portainer to Komodo a while back. I like how everything is declarative. It almost has a Argo CD feel to it without needed kubernetes.

It’s even more complicated than you made it sound

You can install 35% VLT on all windows (except windshield).

All windows behind driver can legally have any tint percent, but only if front side windows are not tinted.

Front side windows may have 50% light transmission, but only if no window behind driver is tinted under 30% VLT.

On vehicles with factory-installed window tint of any darkness on any back window, front side windows must have over 50% VLT

I remember tracking the bill through the state congress that allowed the front windows to be tinted. I immediately went and got my 35% all around when it became legal.

This is definitely an unpopular opinion. Have an upvote.

The problem has nothing to do with the light technology. It has to do with the cutoffs and properly aiming the headlights. Also tall vehicles have higher headlights even if aimed properly.

Yeah that works. Especially because you could do it once a week at a farmer’s market and get the really good stuff. I was doing that for a while.

This is why I like living close to a grocery store. I make lots of small trips instead of a big one.

I’ve worked at plenty of places with github enterprise subscriptions. They definitely sell things, you’re just not the consumer they care about.

The $1 is a positional variable. So if you run ./script.sh arg1 $1 would be arg1 in that example, $0 would be the ./script.sh. It’s the simplest way to pass an argument to a script.

The latter. I’ve seen them at some hotels. They’re god awful. The water splashing out isn’t even the worst part. The shower doesn’t get all hot and steamy because it has to get the entire bathroom hot. I travel for work and switched the hotel I was going to just because it had these types of showers.

They did crack down on my family. They realized we were all at different IPs and cut us off.

You mean kind of like this? They do make blaze orange camo.

Well I knew the second part. I also knew that deer rely on scent far more than vision to spot predators. What I didn’t know is why hunting laws specifically call for the use of blaze orange (also fluorescent pink). Not the caution yellow or that greenish yellow you see a lot in construction and high visibility garments, but specially blaze orange. It makes perfect sense if the orange still works as camo from the deer, but is extra visible to other hunters. That’s like a best case scenario color.

Is this why hunters wear blaze orange? Other hunters can see them, but the deer see green like foliage?

Finally? It’s been SUSE’s default for at least a decade now. It’s the default for Fedora since 33, so ~5 years ago. Btrfs has been working for a long time.

Use a modern filesystem like btrfs or even lvm with thin provisioning to solve that problem. Separate partitions for ease of backup, but they all pull from the same pool of storage.