I see! My last double sink was something like 1/4-3/4 in dimensions between the sub-sinks, giving me no issues with washing the larger items. My current one is too small for comfort, really, but I just can’t justify replacing it while it’s functioning fine.
What’s wrong with dual sinks? I miss mine a lot, when I moved to my current apartment we got a single instead, and it’s quite limiting as far as washing dishes goes.
Anyone know if it fairs better on Android TV these days?
Dota has less problems with this because the meta played on the map has been allowed to change wildly throughout the years, while Riot have mostly been trying to enforce one single meta (last I checked anyway, which was a long time ago)
You can avoid clogging problems when trimming your bears by not flushing the hairs down the drain in the first place. I usually try to trim into a small trashcan primarily, and the remaining hairs I wipe away with some toilet paper and throw in the trash.
Sodium hydroxide can also damage your pipes, so I don’t necessarily know that it’s a good replacement in this case.
You’re going to be sabotaging yourself if you don’t use Android Studio.
Small bug report: any time I load more than 7-8 pages of the all-feed, I get a 400-error.
Non-engineering positions
Big tech pays large amounts of money. This is why people choose to work there.
Assuming that no merger is not an option, I guess?
I mean, with large swaths of big tech companies running monorepos, does this statement really stand up to scrutiny?
For one data point, Google has >2 billion slocs in their monorepo.
Getting bought is often the whole point for a founder, since that’s one of a few ways for you to get a big payday.
Getting bought only really happens if a majority of the shareholders agree to it, so you can reject it as much as you want.
Escargn’t
Gamedev is notorious for basically having permacrunch so this is the most likely reason
Nuclear sub
It’s denoted as being only slightly lighter, which I guess might be doable if you’re optimal about the construction. It is indeed a bit weird though, on average a bicycle should be possible to build lighter than a velomobile
It’s a mix of both, really. They would not be losing significant time by actually going to the sidings and letting passenger trains go by, and time is less significant in freight anyway. The longer trains let them do some (fairly questionable) optimizations in their freight delivery though, and since they go unpunished, they go for it.
I can’t figure it out by searching, but I think
ktfmtcan do this?