Depends on the drive. Glass or other ceramics were used at some point, but anything that is not magnetic should work. As long as it can be made completely flat and will withstand the spin speed.

When I went, if I ever saw one it was the equivalent of those cheap travel kettles. I think the average person there just doesn't use it enough to justify getting a good one.

Yea, it's animated for me on a web client. Looks quite good tbh.

Supposed to be 8.5/min, but I used manifolds so some of the stuff is still filling. Even so I spent so long on making things look good, it already filled up the storage for upload.

Perhaps she only used an extra core, GB or so on her friends' servers?

Wtf. The best feature that FF had and they act like they never had it and dropped it harder than a lead balloon. Late to that feature? You had it as a feature then decided that it was a waste of time and left it to extensions.

Sorry, I was sad when they removed it and they have obviously forgotten it even more.

Ui team probably not connected to milage cheating team. This is the kind of thing you can't do test cases for, so unexpected "bugs" will get out.

It really good for people who don't have, or want, a gaming pc. It gives them the small footprint of a handheld, without being locked to a console platform.

Is it me or does the boxes holding the phaser look like a printer?

This was much later. At the time unicode was not supported throughout the internet, so we were limited to ansi/ASCII.

Also check what options you have with uni IT. Some unis have student access to paid software or if you are a uni club.

Vim is a TUI, that's basically the same, they should be writing that config file using echo, sed and redirects!