The both look fine to me. A bit of compression artifacting but nothing that gives me AI slop vibes.

That nuisance you pop off with a flathead screwdriver and throw in the trash can.

Nah man, torx for life

Are you OK friend?

I wonder which American taxpayers will foot the bill?

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TBH, cheese and onions are delicious, Never tried as a sandwich tho.

It also generated a ton of heat without software. Everything has its pros and cons.

Yes

Don’t get me started on Return to Oz. It is pure nightmare fuel.

May I suggest calling it the Morphius scale?

“The temperature will be 1 °M today”
“In the beginning it was 100 degrees Morphius”

37 isn’t really hot yet.

Tell me how you feel when your body heats up just a bit, from 37 to 40. Sweating? Shivering? Hot and cold waves?

As always, it depends on the context and on the individual

I store it in the freezer and it lasts forever.

The only downside is that every time I go to use it, it starts expanding as it heats up and ends up dripping out of the nozzle even when I’m not squeezing it.

Nothing a bit of paper towel can’t fix but it can become a bit messy.

My(cro$oft’s) Computer

Ain’t nobody eating 2kg of protein per day.
You probably meant 1.2 to 2 grams per kg of body weight.

And don’t make fun of us lemmy users, some of us actually get up out of chairs sometimes.

‘Sophisticated auto-complete’ user is mad at people for inputting the same tokens into it as he does.

Could be. But that’s why you need to thoroughly go over the car, test drive it and maybe even have a trusted mechanic inspect it before you buy it. Same can be said about a used phone, car, bike, whatever. Do your homework before money changes hands.

No need to apologize, what do people do with a perfectly fine car that doesn’t suit them anymore for whatever reason? They sell it.

Another benefit to buying a used car is that if it were to have any glaring issues they would have all been revealed. Think of the first owner as a prolonged stress test.

I always disable the fn shortcuts. It drives me crazy that they’re enabled by default most of the time.