you can also break out of the installer like in windows 10, and the entire os is loaded in the background so it’s possible to open edge and download another os to a usb drive within the installer. very handy.
the fork should always be on the left, and the knife on the right, no matter your handedness.
knife is always on the right, not the dominant hand. it’s to make sure you don’t bump into your neighbor by both doing the same movement at the same time.
i agree, but my assessment of most people is that they just say shit
put down knife after cutting your food, move fork to dominant hand
what the fuuck
if you reverse the polarity of the deflector and set up a concentrator in engineering.
i’ve never understood how to do calorie counting. like you could never eat at a restaurant. you’d have to weigh everything unless you only eat pacxaged meals. it seems like a massive change to your life.
you can tap into the resonance frequency of the warp field to stabilise the wave but you’d need to disable a level of core safeguards while materialising.
most people outside the us have never heard any of kirk’s talking points. if you only know that he is a conservative debater and use your normal (non-us) definition of “conservative”, then “people should not die for their opinions” is not a controversial take. i’m not saying that’s what’s happened here but it’s the most likely situation considering klings history.
most crts i’ve ever used were 75Hz or more
the latin word for right is “dexter”, as in “ambidextrous”. the latin word for left is “sinister”. you do the math numerology.
paracetamol was synthesized in 1877. use a real argument, like the left-handedness graph.
that’s usually how pop-sci journalism goes, unfortunately.
this is originally from may, and passed review in june. idk how related it is to the current nonsense.
oh the Ahlquist et al population study with 2.5 million participants was marked “low quality” due to “exposure limitations”.
can someone explain to me how you limit exposure in a population study?
omg walt you can’t just ask people why they’re blue