Typically your first step in avoiding things like this is don't be important. Your second is don't record everything and share it. If you do have to share it, wait until long after you leave the place you recorded it.
Meshtastic? https://meshtastic.org/
In my note book, I write tasks down with a box in front of them. If its cancelled big X, if it gets done big check mark, if it rolls to the next day I leave the box empty and i write it again in the next page. Helps me realize how bad I am at procrastinating on somethings.
Please stop trying to give CPR to the remains. We don't need an ambulance, a hearse is fine.
Was it smoking? Lead in automotive fuel? A childhood surviving a wolrd war? Scottish cooking?
I miss TNG and DS9. Paramount + can get bent.
His daughter was a bridge officer on the Enterprise-B.
He isn't Picard, he gets his hands dirty.
I need respectable 90s Japanese cars that are competing to destroy the American automotive industry. But with electronic vehicles.
You can just make new houses out of not sticks? Incredible.
Digg never did that to us.
If you're making that look to a freind you're not going to be friends long. If you're making that look to all your coworkers, maybe you won't be coworkers much longer either.
AI running a video game, somehow still less power efficient than a playstation 1. Good job guys. Just make an actual video game.
Clearly most of the people in this thread don't want to scroll forward in a calendar to find what was easily accessible a moment ago. It should exist in the calendar and in the inbox. It's an arbitrary quality of life issue, and they removed the ability for the users to decide for themselves if they can retain the message in their inbox.
You'd get arrested and have to pay for the drone if you live in Florida.
Sure is. how do they heat their homes? How much natural gas do they burn through a year as a country? Way to cherry pick only electrical consumption. We both showed valid statistics.
That's awesome, Germany is only at 23.8% renewables for overall energy consumption. Nit even to a quarter yet.
Small modular reactors cannot be widely proliferated soon enough. Solar, Tidal, and Wind being able to provide for the majority of energy needs still feels like a dream.
I miss the large boxes that video games came in the early 2000s and earlier. The physical media, like manuals, maps, and tech trees were incredible. You couldn't just alt+tab or check the internet, you had to pin a map to your computer room wall, and keep real notes. Its easier now, but it takes some magic out of the experience.