lots of people, I use them in certain applications. Not sure I’ve ever had a use case where I needed to memorize the PK of my data, but I suppose if you needed that, then a simply INT might be the choice.
As for sorting/creation related to each other, you can use UUIDv7. The first group of bits is time since epoch. So they naturally sort based on time created. Handy!
Also yes definitely enemy mods. The factorio devs have always been very good about mods, even so much as creating their own mod manager and hosting, instead of using steam workshop
Looks like it, if you go check out mods.factorio.com and filter by space age + planets, you get 122 mods
Plus, buying a PC that isn’t Copilot+ PC capable makes little sense these days, as you miss out on features like semantic search, Click To Do, and even Windows Recall.
I have to disagree, I’d pick a PC without copilot any day. 8GB RAM though is not it
Anecdotally, I know that in my case I use librewolf and it by default disables webgl for privacy reasons. There was a toggle in the settings to turn it on. Unsure if that’s your issue or not but thought I’d mention it.
I’ll check them out!
That does sound temping!
Interesting, I didn’t know that!
That’s cool! Yea I’ve looked at the Kobo devices. I think for me, the lower cost of the kindle, especially with the ad supported version (which I bypassed by literally never connecting it to Wi-Fi), was a big plus for me at the time. I assume Amazon subsidized some of the cost assuming you’d buy from their store. I just sideloaded all my ebooks of course.
When it dies I’ll definitely be looking for a new option.
Nah, I remember my first car I took it to Best Buy and had them install an Aux cable so I could play music from my phone. Literally never went back to radio. Not to say it’s a bad medium, I just prefer constant music without interruption.
Suggestions? I still have an early gen kindle (that was ad supported), and I jailbroke it and have been pretty happy with it ever since.
This is a great idea imo. As someone who has spent a lot of time volunteering at a shelter you can definitely learn a lot. Especially if they have some actual professionals on staff willing to share their wisdom.
Having a dog on a walk will absolutely increase the likelihood of a stray happening by to approach you though. Not saying that to scare you off or anything, but I think volunteering at the shelter will make you more confident around dogs, hopefully.
I messed around in portainer before and I think possibly OP is referring to their feature where it can watch a git repo and anytime a change occurs, it’ll try to do a pull and recreate the container.
My suggestion would be games with community run servers. They often moderate their own servers, and therefor much less cheating.
Now, my two recommendations might not be for everyone. Arma Reforger and Squad. Squad used to be a solid recommendation from me, but they fucked with the gun handling as well as ruined performance. So it’s a light recommendation.
Arma Reforger is a great time.
You might also check out DayZ. They also have community servers which are moderated, and they’re really good at catching cheaters.
Fair, I guess at that point, it might just not be the kinda game for you. It is grindy by design, the official game, of course, wants you to stay in the game longer so you buy more subscription time.
Idk, I enjoy playing OSRS on occasion, they added sailing as a skill, and honestly it was pretty cool. Having your own boat and being able to freely sail around the entire map. I mostly play for the nostalgia though.
In case you might be interested, there are a handful of private-servers for old school RuneScape. And they usually give you the ability to choose an XP multiplier. 2009scape for instance, gives you a 5x multiplier by default.
They’re not 100% complete recreations, but they add more quests all the time and I believe they have most skills.
Worth checking out imo. You can even download and run your own copy of their server (with some effort), and then you can tweak literally anything (again with effort and knowledge of Java)
I have never seen a consumer product that has a 2 or 3 prong plug that expects DC on that plug.
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Anything with a 2 or 3 prong plug, as in, anything that plugs into your wall of your house, that will want AC. If the device is powered by like, a USB cable, that’s going to be DC.