My Call of Cthulhu session 1 is Saturday so that'll be interesting and hopefully fun.

I will eventually forget as I do everything, but last month when I was in and out of the vet because my dog was having some complications the receptionist said my dog is so cute she'd die for him and I haven't forgotten yet.

The article just says the babysitter took a nap while the GoFundMe says the babysitter was a drug addict.

Cobb, 48, has been charged with second-degree murder and second-degree cruelty to children, both felony charges.

This has to be wrong - is this a trumped up charge to get them to take a plea deal or something? I've checked other articles as well. Second degree murder is intentional but not premeditated murder, this fits more into 3rd degree or involuntary manslaughter territory.

Save a click: it's Gainesville Florida. The New York in the title is a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles reference.

This behavior is because Firefox is using the MIME type of the file on the save as dialog.

Regarding your issue importing them - does renaming the ones in the ZIP to m4a not work? If the issue is mixed mp3s and m4as, you could use something like ffmpeg probe to rename them.

I haven't checked in a while, so they may have walked back on this, but supposedly we finally get coop in the next one.

If you're using a VPN for privacy, downloading torrents, etc you should be using a solution with a killswitch that doesn't allow traffic through if the VPN goes down.

For future reference, the two hour window is more of a suggestion not a requirement. Just last week I refunded a game with 4 hours.

Pleco. I have a couple freshwater fish tanks and the plecostomus is a common algae eater used to keep tanks clean. So I named my robot vacuum Pleco lol.

You can setup FDE that utilizes TPM like Windows does with bitlocker, in such a way that your backup phrase is only necessary if something about your hardware changes.

Last I set it up however, there wasn't any easy/automatic way. Searching "luks TPM" should get you started.

1. ~18.

2. See answer below.

3. No.

4. No.

5. Yes.

6. Yes.

I started vaping around when I was 18, back when disposable coils were first starting to be a thing and the paradigm was mainly making your own coils, testing resistance, and then pulling your own cotton. Very much a manual process, and not a known thing just yet. Smoke shops were just starting to carry juice.

I started after I got in trouble at work for eating sunflower seeds. Back then I had a pretty bad tick where I had to do something with my mouth quite often. My coworker mentioned it and I saw it as an alternative, I also liked the idea of replacing caffeine with nicotine as a stimulant.

Easy to guess, but my symptoms and tick were ADHD related. It worked for a short while, but soon I was using both caffeine and nicotine, though by the time I quit vaping for the first time I had completely gotten over the tick.

Since I started I've been through a few cycles of quitting and resuming. I've never quit because I saw it as an addiction, and mainly have quit for financial or health reasons, if any at all. And by health I'm referring to purely the impact stimulants had on my blood pressure, nothing to do with vaping itself.

Being ADHD my addictions have always been as transient as my hobbies, and I've quit both nicotine and caffeine multiple times and only the last few times grew conscious of the withdrawal symptoms.

I do recognize it as a legitimate addiction, as the time I quit intentionally (asthmatic friend was visiting) I did notice the desire to resume, although that may also be related to finally finding working ADHD treatment.

If you plan properly you can use 0nic liquid and mix it with nic liquid to slowly wean yourself off nicotine, and have personally coached two people through this process, one of which was a lifetime smoker.

Aside from health concerns from nicotine itself, the only health issue I've had from vaping was suffocating myself by vaping too much lol.

I do think vaping in public should be treated the same as smoking, and that access be behind an age restriction. But I don't see it as anything more than a mildly unhealthy vice. My addiction to sugar and sweet stuff has been much more harmful to me and is completely unchecked here in the US.

Whenever I have to dredge up an old project to make a change or just to check something, I'm hit with the temptation to rewrite the entire thing. I'm constantly learning, and I subscribe to the notion that there are endless ways to do something and none of them are right. Hell, I've brought 3 fairly large Vue projects to term and all of them were done the "right way" at the time, but completely differently. There's what, 3 different approaches in Typescript for components?