That’s basically what they are doing now. Fun fact, TSMC the company that manufacturers the most advanced chips in the world actually rigs their machinery to explode if they where to ever be invaded by China. Just to be clear, this is a real thing and not a joke.
I don’t have an opinion either way, I haven’t read it. I’m just pointing out that the link they added doesn’t seem to lead anywhere.
That’s way more accurate. I don’t feel very represented and I still get taxed.
Has legality or bad PR stopped Microsoft in the past? Worst case they pay a fine and everyone continues to use Windows anyways. The only reason Microsoft hasn’t done this already is because they haven’t figured out a way to profit from it yet.
Basically all of Valves business relies on Windows. Valve saw how Apple operates MacOS and iOS, then saw Microsoft release the Windows Store and put two and two together lol.
I think the whole point of Steam OS is to cut down reliance on Microsoft. If Microsoft really wanted to the could cut support to Steam all together.
Look up what “love language” is.
That doesn’t look terrible and you could definitely fill those in with come premixed concrete from your local hardware store. Just make sure to chip out any loose bits first.
Mold in basement is pretty common issue though because basements are always cooler from being underground. So investing in a dehumidifier would be as good idea, one that can drain out on it’s own ideally so you won’t have to empty it every other day.
Two 45 or 22 degree fittings like this and a new cap/coupling reducer.
This is wood right? If so, wood floor does expand/shrink a bit depending on temperature. It looks like maybe it wasn’t cut to the right size and needs to be shaved down ⅛-¼ inch to fit property.
Stuff like this and every time I have to deal with similar type of fuckery, I stop and really consider buying a Lincoln Town Car and just try to keep it running as long as I can lol.
Magnets work due to the alignment of tiny atomic magnets within a material. Electrons, spinning around the nucleus of an atom, create a magnetic field. In most materials, these fields point in random directions, canceling each other out. However, in ferromagnetic materials like iron, nickel, and cobalt, the magnetic fields of many atoms can align, creating a larger, overall magnetic field. This alignment is responsible for the attraction and repulsion we observe between magnets.
Unexplained Sounds: Hearing footsteps, whispers, knocking, or other noises when no one else is around. Strange Sensations: Feeling a sudden chill, a sense of being watched or touched, or experiencing a tingling sensation on the skin. Object Movement: Finding objects moved, misplaced, or missing, with no logical explanation. Electrical Disturbances: Lights flickering, appliances malfunctioning, or electronics acting erratically. Visual Phenomena: Seeing shadows, fleeting figures, or objects moving out of the corner of your eye. Unusual Odors: Smelling strange scents, such as perfume, decay, or sulfur, without any apparent source. Changes in Temperature: Experiencing sudden drops or fluctuations in temperature in specific areas of the house.
Monkey, Alaska, sunflower.
Kitty litter, PlayStation, submarine.
Spicy alligator, refrigerator, metal, chair, and Portuguese.
If we wanted to watch a movie at home, we had to go to the movie store and pick it up Timmy. The fucking movie store Timmy, it was the highlight of our Friday night lol.
Sewer cleanout probably. Never seen a cap like this before though, looks kinda flimsy. Maybe get a piece of plywood and cutout/drill for holes that align with the nubs and turn the plywood so you can put force on all four nubs?