You forgot about a gamer's reflexes. 2 car lengths at 200 km/h are fine. Give or take the condition of your brakes and tires.
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Half a meter is fine when I'm in need of bullying away the car blocking the fast lane on the Autobahn. Sometimes they act like they had not rear view mirrors and the road was their own.
Die Blätter vom Indoor Anbau kann man noch prima für Tee und Salate gebrauchen. Dabei wird nichts verbrannt.
Thanks for this unqualified headline.
What if these 50 people are clowns and all they have is one Fiat Uno?
Is this the film "Dawn of the Bread"?
What about the famous detergent called "Schmand Weg"? It makes the Schmand go away.
This calls for cleaning your bong, GreatestDad#1.
Uh, and to teach blazing responsibly.
A chewing gum in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater?
Just egg the children trying.
I'm still waiting for a fully GPU-rendered gnome desktop on my phone. ... and an actually working port of libre office.
One of the challenges when it comes to switching gaming setups from the Windows world to Linux, is fully-featured hardware support.
The Xbox Wireless Headset + official dongle does a decent job with a lot of bang for the buck. However, It's not (yet) supported by XONE or any other driver. I can connect it via bluetooth, but then it just sounds dull - no surprise!
That's why I'm now looking for a new headset which is approved by the community. It must offer decent (surround-)sound in games.
Yet another study: Inhalation vs injection of 1.6 mg Δ⁹-THC-CBD solution.
No surprise: blood concentration is much higher when injected.
Please find the paper: https://karger.com/mca/article-pdf/1/1/36/3068439/000489034.pdf
I just stumbled upon this scientific paper from 2018. It references a Dutch study where 46 canna oil samples from patiens were analyzed. It's shocking how the labels deviate from the actual concentrations.
Here's the link to the paper: https://karger.com/mca/article-pdf/1/1/65/3068377/000489287.pdf
And the other related issues: https://karger.com/mca/issue/browse-by-year
Half a year ago I stumbled upon two notetaking tools of which one improved my life's quality, so I thought I share my experience with the community. I'm not sponsored by either of these projects.
Both of these tools are powerful extendable markdown editors with a daily journal, calender function, TODO list and a knowledge base similar to a Wiki. Every page or block can be crosslinked, referenced or embedded. That way, I can keep an overview over my daily tasks with all necessary information directly accessible.
The one tool I use daily now, is Logseq. I synchronize my notes among all my devices via git. Works great under Linux, but I needed to install termux on Android. They are working on a sync service for logseq, which should make it more interesting for most users. There is one caveat though: It's not on Google's PlayStore, nor on f-droid.
The other similar tool, which I can recommend because it is more easily available, is Obsidian. The company also offers a sync service for premium users. I found one missing feature which is more a niche, but still a bummer: Code blocks cannot be indented.
What do you think? Do you use similar - maybe even better - note taking tools?
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Leaf blowers should be forbidden!