The printing on each poster looks the same, and you can see the wrinkles from pasting it are all different. It does not appear to be AI.
AI would either mess up the text and pictures, or make the defects all the same. In this case, the things that should be the same are all the same, and the things that should be different are all different.
I fired up an old Win7 box this weekend, and by the end of the day Microslop had force installed copilot onto the system.
Try Zorin. Very easy transition from Windows.
I recommend storing in plain sight, just in case.
RC cars are really cool now. Also, slot cars on non-ferrous tracks.
I’m going to turn around and wonder what crazy portal I just walked though.
This was a new one, pushed by Mr Raspy Brain Worm
Getting married is a quick, cheap process. Weddings and honeymoons are where people tend to spend more money than they should.
It’s a combination of drainage and allowing some rainwater to flow into the water table. If I recall correctly, areas with limestone aquifers are going to require more permeable space.
Don’t forget your landscape buffers every so many spaces, to account for all the impermeable surface. I don’t know the requirements for New York, but on average it’s every 10-15 spaces. Granted, they can always file for an exemption, like Wal Mart.
Are we not talking about OP’s battery percentage?
Lately at work, when I have to work on something I don’t want to do, I’ll make myself work on the thing for 5-15 min, even if it’s just adding a sentence, spell checking, or making small tweaks. Then, I’ll browse on my phone for an equal amount of time. After a couple of rotations, I’ll finally get some momentum and start making some real progress on my work, and I won’t go back to browsing. If it doesn’t work after a couple of hours, I’ll go find some caffeine.
Chill.
Both literally (global average temperature) and figuratively.
FAFO House
Fun fact, sodium flouride is a naturally occuring salt in ground water.
Try the version hosted on Steam’s website
A gaggle.
Of dicks, specifically.
I definitely forgot the moleskin in mine. I’ll have to add that in next time I’m home.
Decide what your end goal is. Trauma kit, or just an ouch pouch? For basic injuries I pack adhesive bandages of various sizes, a little bit of gauze to help slow down a decent cut before bandaging, some ibuprofen, gloves, burn ointment, and maybe some antiseptic towelettes. In my camping ouch pouch I add in Neosporin for bug bites, tick tweezers, instant cold packs, and some nausea medicine.
In my portable trauma kit (it’s actually a small pack with both ouch and emergency compartments), I have more gloves, a fair bit of different sized packing gauze (quick clot), a compression bandage, emergency foil blanket, chest seals, a sharpie, and mounted on the outside are trauma shears and a CAT Gen 5 tourniquet in a dedicated holster. As a bonus, I have a moldable splint in an emergency survival bag with the rest of my kit.
If I remember, I can share some pics in a few days.
120 BPM. Will also sync with 60 and 240 BPM tracks. 180 BPM will sort of work, but it’ll be out of phase.