My reading is probably 60% audiobooks, 30% ereader and 10% ebooks on my phone. I could read entire books on my phone, but I just don't find that as enjoyable or immersive as the ereader. The amount of distractions on the phone is also a big negative. I use the app koreader to sync progress between the ereader and phone, so wherever I am I can always open up a book instead of scrolling YouTube shorts or whatever, but I still end up doing that more than I should.
We live in capitalism. Its power seems inescapable. So did the divine right of kings. Any human power can be resisted and changed by human beings. Resistance and change often begin in art, and very often in our art, the art of words.
Yes, he represents Christians in the eyes of normal people. So does the Catholic church, the Morman Church, and the Westbruo Baptist Church. All of these groups go around saying they are in the same club as you, why should we care that you think your part of the club is different?
I bet you haven't been to a "big city" more than once in the last 5 years. People are not regularly getting kidnapped off the streets of Chicago, and if you think they are you might want to look into where you're getting your information from.
If only we could move the production of solar or wind energy closer to where it's needed. In a different comment you ask how we would ship solar energy from the Americas to Australia. This is a huge problem and may never be solved, if only the sun was shining in Australia maybe we could just harvest the energy there...
Fair enough, you could always manage your own VPN to accomplish the same goal. I didn't want to deal with the headache of authentication or dealing with keys, so something like tailscale is perfect.
If you haven't heard of it, tailscale is great for this. You can create a VPN with all of your self hosted stuff for you to access from anywhere, plus you can share specific machines with other users.
Trust me bro the finance terminal it wrote had no bugs and was fully featured. No I won't release the source code, instead I'll promise to release the source code of my next incredible AI project!
If it was so impressive, just show us. We know AI is great at building tech demos that look like they work, but does it actually work? Who knows!
You can blame a lot of todays problems on the founding fathers, but this isn't one of them IMO. They would have used the states names for their collective nouns.
If you're actually advocating for change, I think Yankee is a way better term than USians. I can't imagine people saying USians in a normal conversation, while Yankee rolls off the tounge.
I've only ever modified files I've found online, never designed anything myself in Cad and I find plenty of real uses for my 3d printer. It probably paid for itself just printing organization bins and other things for the house. Just last week I bought some cheap shelves from IKEA clearance without any hardware, printed out some feet and now I have a new monitor stand. I regularly print accessories that I would otherwise have to pay extra for (like tripod mounting plates)
Plus there are some pretty amazing projects out there that get a lot cheaper if you have access to a printer. Personally I've printed a pair of astronomy binoculars https://www.analogsky.co/ and a custom mechanical keyboard fitted to my hand. https://ryanis.cool/cosmos/beta
From where I'm standing Democrats unwillingness to use "technicalities and loopholes" like keeping the government closed sure feels like the Democrats are less effective at welding political power. I'm not saying they need to fight dirty, but when they don't even try to use the political process to their advantage it sure feels like they aren't really trying
If you're looking for an alternative that doesn't use generated audio https://gitlab.com/storyteller-platform/storyteller is an awesome project to generate ebooks with synchronized captions from a normal epub + audiobook input.
What are you talking about? First, this video is in no way a "product shill", he even compares it to other vr headsets. Second, Tested has been consistently putting out extremely in-depth VR hardware reviews so this is nothing new.
Not sure about their constitution, but Mississippi's articles of secession are pretty fucking clear too.
Our position is thoroughly identified with the institution of slavery-- the greatest material interest of the world. Its labor supplies the product which constitutes by far the largest and most important portions of commerce of the earth.
My reading is probably 60% audiobooks, 30% ereader and 10% ebooks on my phone. I could read entire books on my phone, but I just don't find that as enjoyable or immersive as the ereader. The amount of distractions on the phone is also a big negative. I use the app koreader to sync progress between the ereader and phone, so wherever I am I can always open up a book instead of scrolling YouTube shorts or whatever, but I still end up doing that more than I should.