As a severe introvert I could not imagine having another human living in my house. After working with people for 8 hours all day, 5 days a week, I do not want to come home to have more social interaction without at least a short buffer to cool down.

Um, acktually some of us went from vanilla Debian to Nobara to vanilla Debian.

Nothing ever happens in this town,
Feeling low down, not a lot to do around here,
I thought that I would go right out of my mind,
Until a friend told me the news

And people voted for Trump because “at least you know what you’re getting with him.”

Is it comfortable in the hand? The surface looks super rough

Canadians voted for the party that would keep the CPC out of power

Bethesda

Fix it again, tony. Hehe

People will drive whatever speed they feel comfortable and if you actually want them to drive slower then build the roads accordingly for said speed

You got that exactly right, but instead of advocating for that you’ve chosen instead to complain that the speed limits should be made higher.

Seems to work really well. I can do obscure searches like Outer Wilds and it will pull up pictures I took from my phone of random gameplay moments, so it’s not doing any filename or metadata cheating there.

Which model would you recommend? I just switched from ViT-B/32 to ViT-SO400M-16-SigLIP2-384__webli since it seemed to be the most popular.

We need better infill policies.

My fear is that we’re going to have huge amounts of federal funding coming in to municipalities to build massive swaths of suburban sprawl in the name of additional housing, putting more fuel on the fire that is car dependence.

Even new developments that have “mixed-use” multifamily are depressing to be in when they’re completely isolated from the rest of the city and you can only go in or out with a car.

The rationale in the OP is that with archinstall, an inexperienced user will have no idea where to even begin diagnosing any issues post install. Whereas installing manually is sort of a barrier to entry that ensures you know what you’re doing.

When Below Zero came out it was clear that they had no idea what made Subnautica special, something that a sequel had no hope of replicating. Fear of the unknown and the drive to explore deeper. Once you’ve completed Subnautica you are a god of the sea, and that knowledge and experience cannot be lost.

Mobius Digital was able to make a successful DLC for Outer Wilds because they understood what made their game work, which is the player’s own curiosity.

Managed service provider. Basically corporate IT.

The guy at the store said I’m the only guy he’s seen pull it off.

Then you get the women

Yep. Had the NDP been more popular we would likely have a Conservative government under Poilievre right now. We have a split vote on the left which makes strategic voting an unfortunate necessity.

If anybody hasn’t seen it, the logo for The Canadian Press is genius and one of my all time favourites.

For the sake of anonymity, I’ll let it slip that I’m also in Manitoba although outside Winnipeg.

Would you be able to speak more on what it takes to be involved with a coop? Like I guess that once the building is finished and all the residents are settled, the board is more focused on budgeting and maintenance projects?

I’m a solo homeowner but I’d gladly give up the absolute control over my own decisions to have more security in a collective.