I really don't care how much buying power they have over there. A fair days work here in the US should be paid in turn.
shouldn't the federal minimum wage apply to everyone who is doing work in the US? This seems like fraud
I guess that's a compliment?
He's not even really a weeb. He just found a show he liked.
thats a cool idea, I may do that
cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/36761841
Z7 w/24-70 F2.8s
I can confirm he has not crashed anything. . . yet
Kinda looks it, don't he
cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/36534668
Z7 w/24-70 F2.8s
Its a beautiful part of the country. It's nice to have family close by there so I can go visit.
Northeast, not far from Dover
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A Flowstone is a layered deposit of calcium carbonate or another mineral, formed by water flowing along the walls or floor of a cave.
A Flowstone is a layered deposit of calcium carbonate or another mineral, formed by water flowing along the walls or floor of a cave.
Nikon Z7 w/14-24 F2.8G
Here's the unedited photo. I love how different they are: https://i.imgur.com/SOpLOJa.jpeg
TF2 is in a near unplayable state. Valve has neglected it and as a result it's not hard for people to bypass the anti-cheat. This has resulted in bots overtaking the game. This has been a problem for years, but there have been some recent pushes to get Valve's attention. First was #savetf2 which resulted in Valve tweeting that the "heard us" and had things planned. Well nothing happened and now we're trying again. #fixtf2 is the newest push and has come with extra steps from the community. Many people, including myself, have switched our reviews of TF2 to negative to hopefully get Valve's attention.
TCP is a protocol where all the data is verified when sent. There is extra back and forth communication along with the payload to check that the payload arrived safely. Its great for downloading files when you want to make sure nothing is missing or damaged. UDP is more like a constant data stream where the sender doesn't care if it all gets to you. The advantage is that you send less data overall, useful if you don't care if one frame of a video stream looks weird.
One protocol isn't safer than another, its all about how much bandwidth you have/need. Torrenting over TOR uses up way more bandwidth than needed. Depending on the implementation, TCP can use 50% more bandwidth.
That is naive. I hope you don't have any employees