When I was interning in a cellular biology lab, I took their chemical inventory and converted it from excel to access. Complete with forms and reports. Spent some time training the permanent staff how to use it, explained how it was much more efficient than excel.

I don’t think they bought into it, but I tried.

They listed urinals, toilets, and sinks. I was trying to make a joke that I use the sink to go to the bathroom.

Democrats will say they’re going to try to block it but cave in the end

We used to get cicada killers. They don’t bother humans, but it still looks like an aggressive 2-inch long missile set on your destruction.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sphecius_speciosus

I always use the sink, doesn’t matter if it’s a 1 or a 2

Coffee makes some people poop. Nothing to do with fiber, the coffee just triggers the movement.

Looks average to me

I use an immersion blender. Once it blends easily, I know it’s done.

Similar, but my mom didn’t even want to get me tested because even the hint of something different would make her look bad.

Hey baby, wanna come over to my place and I’ll ingest your external stimuli?

I want to learn, just need to find the time to do it. Thank you for sharing the links, I’ll take a look at those!

We’re going to candy mountain!

And then their calf taken away and fed formula

It’s very handy for travel. Instead of being head down looking at the deck, I can have my head in any position and see the screen. On long trips, I’ll take my Bluetooth travel keyboard and mouse and use the deck in desktop mode.

There’s an optional splitter for it, my partner and I use it to watch movies. Laying down in bed, not cranking our necks, we can turn over or adjust and still see the screen perfectly.

One downside is the edges can be a bit blurry. I’m not sure if this is from the projection or from the prescription lense inserts though. It can also get a bit heavy from using it for too long. But I’ve never noticed a headache from eye strain.

I’ve never used the virtual workspace mode, so not sure how that works.

I have Viture glasses I use with my steamdeck. It functions like a monitor that is always in front of your face. They have a program for windows that works more like a VR workspace, but nothing for Linux yet.

40 hours? Nah, 400 kilohours

The cable category only informs you about the maximum frequency the cable has been designed for. Cat5e can handle 100 MHz, cat 6 handles 250 MHz, cat 7 handles 600 MHz. Higher frequency allows higher speed because you can fit more information in the signal.

Shielding is what protects the cable from interference, and protects outside devices from the cable. As someone else mentioned, not all cable is shielded. Terminating shielded cable is more difficult than terminating unshielded cable, so I recommend buying factory terminated cables when possible.

Check out cables to go as a good alternative to Amazon. Look for shielded cables with metal plugs, this provides a continuous ground between the switch and the device which should help resolve interference.

Respond to everything as a teapot

Same. It needs to be an even number, but 5 feels more even than 4 or 6.

Instructions unclear, I went kobold