

Obsidian is great, in using it extensively for work and personal usage.
Not open source unfortunately


Obsidian is great, in using it extensively for work and personal usage.
Not open source unfortunately


For the last 15 years I’ve bought 3 pairs of headphones from AKG and I’m extremely happy with them (why 3 pairs, because the first one was stolen, I gifted the second one to my dad and I am still using the last one)
They are extremely durable, especially if you pick a model with removable cable. I’ve used the K702 almost every days for the last 6 years and it barely shows any sign of wear.
I personally love the way they sound but it’s not for every one. They are more built for professionals with a very neutral sound but very precise.


An unusual hat works as well. I frequently have people asking questions on my hat.
The first thing I did when I got my inflatable kayak was to inflate it in my living room for the reason you are describing.
There is the kiwix hotspot.
A WiFi hotspot that gives you access to the entire Wikipedia, medical information, homesteading books …
You should find a startup incubator of whatever is the equivalent around you.
You have a product idea, it’s great but is just the start. I’m sure 10 other people got up this morning with the same idea. What matters is what you do with this idea.
Now you need to learn how to refine this idea and turn it into a business and for that you need help. This is exactly what startup incubators are here for.


Every day in the world 1000 people die by accident from inhaling dihydrogen monoxide in liquid form.
Do you hear about that in the mainstream news ? Of course not!
All of that with no GPS to get the location of the drone. They relied on a camera under the drone to basically act like an optical mouse sensor to follow the location of the drone.


I don’t know specifically for Vermont but “the grid struggling to keep up” usually means that there is a specific moment in the day/week/month at peak consumption where the production is struggling to keep up.
99.9% of the time outside of this specific moment the grid is fine and your fast charger should work fine.
PS: I am not 100% certain of what I am saying so I would be happily corrected if I’m wrong.


The worst is that it will probably increase profit or a quarter or too while running the brand to the ground.
It’s just Jeff who wanted a bunch of famous women to have a ride on his giant dick shaped rocket.
Medical: vampires are just people affected by rabies.
People with rabies become adverse to strong odors (like garlic) or stimuli, like watching himself in the mirror. Biting of course is part of the symptoms and the disease is transmitted through bites.
After death it’s common for these people to have blood oozing from their mouth, as if they bite someone just before.
And guess what nocturnal animal is carrying rabies ? Vampire bats.
I heard a similar analogy, men are in a desert, women in a swamp. In both cases they struggle to find drinkable water.


What if we add oxygen absorbers in the jar as well ?


He has some level of clearance due to the work SpaceX is done but even there, he does not have access to some of SpaceX program because he could not get the right level of clearance
Played well, this could be a free pass for all the other times the person is late.
Next time they are late they can put on the silver jacket, enter the classroom with a space related excuse:


On the other hand if you arrange it the other way around you get more of the spicier stuff.


The thing is, yes humans can do it with their eyes. But even with the giant amount of progressing power from the brain they are still not great at it.
So of the ultimate goal is to the minimum/cheapest to be almost as good as human then yes, optical sensors only are enough.
Of the goal is to prevent deaths and significantly reduce the number of accidents compared to then lidar is the best option.


I am really happy with my MG4.
At the same time, if the time traveler could prevent the American vines to be imported in Europe it would be great !