The sucking of the shake through the straw is probably enough
Pretty neat I've seen people do similar in the cuberdeck subreddit not sure what glasses they would use. I always wanted to use my phones desktop mode like this.
Thought this was funny, since a lot of people do in fact use their laptops outside or coffee shops:
In other words, there's a sense of freedom that you do not get with a laptop. And I can be outdoors. One of the things I've grown tired of as software dev is feeling like I'm stuck inside all the time in front of a screen. With this I can walk to a coffee shop and work for an hour or two
funny as what
Sucks they had to walk everywhere
There's a bunch of Lemmy and mastodon servers in Europe and many places. Great way to have your own and be able to connect globally
The company I work for is sending a few of my coworkers to train some people in mexico so they can take over some of our manufacturing so that it can be built in mexico and ship from there internationally, this is the first time in the almost 15 years that Ive worked here that we are moving manufacturing out of the US. the last time they had this idea was when trump put the first tariffs on china, the plan then was to build and test units here then take them apart and ship them to germany where we will fly to to rebuild it there then ship to china lol. We also killed a lot of our low tier products because its just not worth it to build and sell anymore so I guess thats good for new competitors to fill the void
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.one/post/27965122
Hello everyone, I just got bazzite installed on a laptop that has two nvme drives, I was originally using the second drive on arch and now that I moved over to bazzite I want to mount it and continue to use it.
what I did was edit the fstab like usual to mount the nvme in /mnt/nvme
but I also noticed that it is showing in /var/mnt/nvme so now Im not sure if I should remove my fstab edit? would bazzite have automounted my drive for me?
What else could it possible mean
little whistle at the end
It is but I guess not as far as 90%?
Sounds like a lot more fiddling then just going to linux
I think the switches are the most important part then the caps but I do wish I had soldered in the LEDs when I was building my board for home sometimes
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/29037842
I was introduced yesterday to the FIMS hypothesis by PBS Eons.
The Fungal-Infection-Mammalian-Selection (hey that ryhmes!) hypothesis asks the question of why reptiles didn't bounce back as much as mammals did after the asteroid K/Pg extinction event.
After all, they need less energy than mammals as cold-blooded creatures, and they produce way way more offspring than mammals.
One theory is fungi: there was an explosion in fungal activity after the asteroid due to the now dark and dingy hellhole the Earth became, and a ton of fungal spores were floating around at the time, as seen in geological record.
Apparently fungal infections are not that deadly to mammals (it just irritates us), but were disastrous for reptiles. Plus us mammals had a new food source in the absence of plants and meat.
There's no conclusive proof, still, it's an interesting theory as to why the dinosaurs didn't bounce back and why us mammals took over.
I don't know, but sending her a screen shot of your messages to your online love is weird