“bUt i VoTeD iNdEpEnDaNt”

They also are just always trying to figure out how to trap more air in the ice cream, so that reduces the weight too.

What’s with the hate for brunch? 🤣

So you voted to have it happen in the USA and Ukraine too as well as Gaza? 😅

It’s really hard to see a world where this doesn’t get drastically worse for liberals literally everyone in the world…

I haven’t looked into it but I’d assume Russia probably also gets electronic components for weapons from China?

Maybe try alternativeto.net instead

I think I skipped stages 1 and 2 😅

I go to bed at 6am because I’m not tired yet because I slept for 14 hours yesterday because I went to bed at 6am the day before that…

You’re right that is a continuous process, so there’s no frame rate as such. 24 fps is just the lowest framerate that doesn’t look “framey” in videos, but can go as low as 12 and still reliably perceive it as movement, which is why most stop motion films are done at 12fps.

The amount of motion blur we see on fast moving objects is similar to a 24fps camera with a normal shutter angle setting, but we don’t perceive any blur when we turn our heads or move our eyes like a camera at that fps does.

There’s also our reaction time, which can vary a lot depending on a plethora of factors, but averages around 250ms, which is similar to 4fps 😅… Or maybe since it’s a continuous process it’s more like ♾️fps but with a 250ms delay 🤔😅

They mostly just provide a good summary of various companies privacy policies, for whatever that’s worth 😅

Also https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/privacynotincluded/ and https://www.eff.org/

Maybe try adding 🐣, 🐥, 🐤 and 🍗 to the array and see if it still has the correct order.

There’s dozens of us!

Can melatonin even cross the blood brain barrier? Caffeine definitely can…

Even products from reputable companies can malfunction

That’s true, and always best to look up reviews and analysis of the design, most wouldn’t fail in such a catastrophic way if one of the sensors were to malfunction. But yeah, scooping it manually is definitely the safest option.

There are much safer designed ones from reputable companies, these ones are drop shipped ones where they’ll put anyone’s logo on them, and have a very poorly thought out design.

That’s true for professionals, but if you’re doing some light DIY the cost of the tools is probably more significant than the inefficiencies. Also corded stuff is generally so much cheaper, especially second hand, that it won’t even matter if you have to replace some of the ones you’re using frequently with cordless, and then at least you have a backup if you forget to charge it or run out of battery.

Maybe upgrade to cordless if you find it’s needed later or see one for cheap.

Just use corded except for the hand drill.