WolfLink @ WolfLink @sh.itjust.works

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They clog and you do need to rinse them, and running (clean) water in the opposite direction is a common way to clean them.

They do eventually degrade or clog to the point of being unable to function and then you have to replace them. Usually they fail such that it gets slower to filter the water rather than letting dirty water through, although that’s not always the case. One time I had a cracked filter, and the symptom was the filtering went suspiciously quickly. I think I drank some only partially filtered water before I figured it out (didn’t get sick though).

Get a water filter that’s designed for camping. The two varieties I’ve seen are either a hand pump or using gravity to force the water through a ceramic filter. Try to pick water that is relatively clean looking (not obviously murky, and it helps to pick flowing water).

Best tasting water I’ve ever had and you won’t get giardia (the most common cause of diarrhea symptoms described above).

This story does make me worried though, that this is the case where they were caught, and there are many more where they weren’t caught.

Sea of Thieves is the game for you

Honestly I think this is what using Linux is like in general.

I’ve also fought with ALSA. I can’t get my Bluetooth mouse to work correctly, but have a workaround in that it works fine when connected wired. Plugins I’ve added for the the UI stop working when the computer wakes from sleep. Bad package updates made the command line borderline unusable until I found a way to package the broken package.

But ultimately, it’s still usable even if it’s frustrating. And I can always have something to debug because I can see and visual output is coded in at the lowest levels.

Having to do that sort of debugging just to get some usable output sounds awful.

The environmental toll doesn’t have to be that bad. You can get decent results from single high-end gaming GPU.

I’ve played the first one briefly. I don’t remember being able to play other characters. I remember the worst part being the combat system was an absolute slog. The later Witcher games don’t have great combat systems either, but it’s at least improved with each generation.

I might go back and play the older witchers eventually but I still haven’t finished Witcher 3 despite like 200 hours in it.

Who tf makes things due at noon

Bad idea because

1. Jobs hiring will complain about the gaps in your resume
2. when you are too old to work anymore you will have nothing

mace/pepper spray is illegal in a lot of the world

They are usually ogg in game, if not some sort of proprietary midi format.

Not it’s drops from the sink while washing their hands because OP was using their phone on the toilet

While selling data in general is shitty, I want to push back on the fear mongering a little bit.

This only applies to new accounts, can be opt-out of, and doesn’t apply to self-hosted content.

Among other things, Link wearing the wrong outfit should be a dead giveaway it’s more than just an AI upscale/filter.

Stirring up drama and discussion = clicks = money

+1 for UBlacklist. Here’s the link if anyone’s interested: https://github.com/iorate/ublacklist

FOSS and supports Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.

During the purge I’d hide in my bunker while downloading as much copyrighted material as possible onto a harddrive.

I used to have one that would broadcast a short-range radio station that you would tune the car radio to. You’d have to make sure its frequency was far from an actual radio station or you’d get crosstalk. On long road trips you’d have to keep adjusting it.

So if you are doing nothing wrong you have nothing to hide?

Yes. Most cars have a cost of paint to protect from the rust. As long as that paint is maintained rust shouldn’t be a problem.

The cyber truck is unpainted and so rusts much more easily than a normal car.