I like it black, but I can't have that much caffeine so I mostly have to drink decaf. If you don't like your regular as decaf try others as removing it changes the taste.

So that ad campaign that they ran saying no one but you can see your messages. That was a bit strange that they were pushing it, since no one appeared to be saying otherwise, might be a lie? I never would have guessed.

The self drying jacket also suggests that it was some kind of fabric smart tech. There is a bunch of small ideas in the movie that did come true.

Stuff like this is why you need to understand the reasons why, and not just the actions to do something.

First time I had to use a xp virtual machine. The latest time, it was almost out of the box on the steam deck. Nice to know that scumm might be the best way now.

Note that you need to use disk space to describe where all the slices of a file are. There are some limitations to how many pieces your files can be in. Not sure on exFATs limit, but on NTFS I know it's a soft cap around 1.5 million parts.

I think having played shapes.io to completion, it didn't feel like the progress was any different in 2. Just more of the same, made it harder to get into for me I think. Also the new mechanics (other than layers) feel far away during the first save.

At least those are not contradictory. Imagine being told that someone was dusting a room. Well that is removing small particles! But if you are dusting some icing sugar on a cake, you are adding it!

You would kinda notice the disk usage. Last I saw it was quite image heavy and could use a fair amount if you had a lot of activity.

This change has basically no effect for anyone on a free workspace. Since you can't read those messages anyway. It only matters if you were going to go paid.

I think it's more likely that slack has decided that all free workspaces that would upgrade, probably have, and they don't want to store all those messages that aren't going to be read anyway.

A few years ago they added a launcher to all rockstar games. Much like the more recent 2k launcher it's really only there to enforce you having an account and to accepting some t&c to play the game. Probably so they can force US people into arbitration, and harvest data.

Mine does not have a rotating plate, just a glass bottom. I assume the magnetron rotates, either that or it heats unevenly.