Yeah, but we're well on our way to curing autism, or so I hear.
It's a self-correcting problem: people who look at their phones instead of looking at the red light end up looking at daisies from underneath.
Looks like Rupert Murdoch had a flare-up last night and called the WSJ's editorial board this morning...
It gives me headaches because X applications I need don't work and there are no good Wayland alternatives, is what I meant.
The longer Mint doesn't get Wayland, the longer I won't get headaches.
You need a brain to have a mental breakdown.
The Trump regime doesn't care about court decisions anymore. Haven't you heard?
What to know about the funeral and burial of Pope Francis
His body will be moving in the X and Y directions for a while, then in the Z direction for about -6 ft. And then it will come to a complete stop.
People always say that Volkswagen got free from its Nazi roots; I say, not while Hitler wore his brain on the inside.
You can't hold a grudge forever though. There came a time when none of Volkwagen's employees or officers were around during the 3rd Reich, and all of the assets dating back from that era got replaced completely, making the Volkswagen brand name the only carryover from the Hitler era.
My Dad used to go vacationing in Southern France way back when. When he was on the beach, he would scream and shout at older Germans, calling them Nazis and telling them to go home. But he never did that with younger Germans. When we kids asked him why he only hated older Germans so much, he told us "The kids who were born after the liberation didn't do anything. Why would I hate them?" - Made sense to us.
Yeah you're right, it's not going to happen.
My point was, while your suggestion is indeed plausible, it won't save Tesla: would-be EV buyers who give Tesla a pass don't do it because Musk is on the board or runs the company, they do it because they don't want to give their money to a fucking Nazi.
I'm not: if he has shares, he gets to profit from Tesla's success. Worse: in your scenario, Tesla might do better and he might profit even more.
Yesterday before leaving work, I left a bunch of parts to print on our Prusa Mk4. This morning, I found all the parts with the same defect at the bottom: apparently the magnetic printing plate shifted ⅛¨ sideways on the bed 3 or 4 layers into the 7-hour print.
Unfortunately, I removed the magnetic plate without paying attention before I saw the defect, so I'm not really sure if this is what happened. It stands to reason, but it might also be both stepper motors somehow skipping at the same time. It seems unlikely, but maybe there has been a power brownout or something.
Or someone at the office interfered with the bed's movement at some point. But it seems unlikely too.
If the plate itself shifted, maybe it's because I had cleaned it with water just before and I may have left some slightly damp spots underneath, despite drying it as good as I could. I might also have failed to position the plate against the registration pins at the back of the bed, but I usually pay attention so that too is unlikely. Still, I might have been careless.
Has anybody had this sort of thing happen before? This is the first time for me.
Mo' Gestapo-style shit.
ICE officers will be tried for human rights violations in a Nurenberg-style trial one day. They should remember that. Even the Nazis knew full well the law would catch up with them months before the end of the Reich.
If you work for the DHS, now would be a good time to resign and disassociate yourself with that criminal organization.