BTW, if you’re buying Balzac’s Farmers Blend by any chance - that thing is notoriously difficult to extract properly for espresso on any equipment.
BTW, if you’re buying Balzac’s Farmers Blend by any chance - that thing is notoriously difficult to extract properly for espresso on any equipment.
I know sarcasm but this might actually not be a bad idea. Throw a couple of paragraphs of historical facts in those stories for people to really get the context. Like how many articles and discussions state what happened on Oct 7 before they start talking about anything related afterwards. A brief list of major historical events along with some numbers on casualties.
Wow this tool does not look great, it highlights “surrender or starve” and “great force” as misleading information when they’re direct quotes.
The rest of the “analysis” isn’t much better. It seems like someone has let an LLM do things it can’t.
Wait is this the new Ninja machine James shows off a couple of weeks ago?
Also “grind finer” is a running joke that “any problem with espresso brewing can be solved by grinding finer.” It’s obviously not true. 😂
So it’s not an uniquely American problem after all. Fuckers everywhere.
Do you mean via QEMU without hardware acceleration?
This is correct. There’s no containerization like LXC/Docker.
Termux doesn’t run arbitrary software. There’s a pretty large set that does but plenty doesn’t. A VM would resolve that.
Isn’t BYD building factories in Mexico?
True but they’re still narrower than what you get on a run-of-the-mill MTB. 32-38mm is great.
Note that these days there are some cheap Chinese bikes that have decent aluminum frames. Don’t know if they are the majority yet or not. It’s safer to bet they’re not. A reputable brand would guarantee a decent frame as you said.
There are several points to better bike components (frame, wheels included):
If your bike has a decent aluminum frame and a workable drivetrain, the cheapest thing that would make the most obvious difference is replacing the tires with something light and narrow. Keywords Schwalbe, Panaracer, Continental, etc. Next up would be replacing the wheels too. Mavic Aksium used to be a bombproof and light entry level wheelset. There might be better value alternatives these days. Once you’re happy with the wheels, I’d spend money on comfort - correct saddle for my ass, stems, handlebars so that my riding position is as comfortable as possible. Only then I’d spend money on upgrading the drivetrain.
If the frame is garbage, then I’d start with a new (could be second hand) bike that has a decent aluminum frame and low end Shimano (Ideally Alivio/Acera) and if possible with Shimano/Tektro hydraulic brakes. Those usually come with decent wheels too and sometimes even with decent tires.
I don’t understand how this isn’t an obvious problem with the argument that “they voted for Hamas.” If you paint all Palestinians with this brush, the exact same logic can be used to paint all Israeli as warmongering genocidal psychopaths. Or perhaps that conclusion is tacitly accepted by the people making the argument and therefore using the reverse as justification for their actions is kosher.
So long as there aren’t any criminal convictions and significant prison time, it’s just cost of doing business and it would be subtracted from the next tranche laundry fee by someone, perhaps another person/s.
That dream would quickly turn into a nightmare after the resultant inflation drives the election of climate denying fascists around the globe who would jail said climate activists and clamp down on any climate action.
Well Royal LePage’s job depends on it. 🥹
How was the situation any different 10 years ago? I think it was the same in most regards. Different services but same market dynamics. I think the CRTC can (if given the authority, mandate etc) hit ROBeLUS quite effectively. Monopolies/oligopolies aren’t only efficient at producing stuff and extracting maximum profit. They’re also efficient to regulate because you have only a few firms to regulate and check for compliance. If someone wanted to regulate them, and if the regulatory apparatus wasn’t captured by them, which it might be. It’s not lost on me that they’re also more efficient at regulatory capture.
If the LPC MPs manage to kick Trudeau out, PP’s prospects are over.