

True but you forget, we all learn in different ways, I’ve found the organic chem teacher and honestly, I can’t focus on videos, my brain simply does not work that way, I learn mostly by doing
True but you forget, we all learn in different ways, I’ve found the organic chem teacher and honestly, I can’t focus on videos, my brain simply does not work that way, I learn mostly by doing
If you don’t know just say that, I’ve actually gone through the various android app stores and searched, and as we sometime still say ityfos
Its very simple math, it’s good for kids that’s about it
Which ones?
Which is why I’m not doing that, Duolingo teaches elementary to middle school level math, but the concept is there
RED FUCKING ALERT Holy shit is this Europe’s project 2025?
I thought they were supposed to be the most consumed friendly market but this is a privacy minefield
Well yes thats what I was saying, they made it look like 100% for image. But there’s no reason for capping at 80 other than extending battery life
See that’s one thing I liked about Samsung when I had it, the model I had had a 80% cap, but it read like you were at 100%, there was understandably some backlash because consumers felt like they were being lied to, but it was genuinely in the interest of expanding consumers battery life, so… A white lie?
Looks nice and cheap, do you have any insight into the CPU cost of protonVPN? This is a miniPC and i often find Nord Being a bit of a resource hog
I mean thats not an immediate red flag. it looks affordable. What do people not like about it?
I was told AirVPN elsewhere, any thoughts on that one?
Just shows how many people didn’t actually watch the video ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ that’s on them not me
Makes some good points, mint is the closest experience you can get to windows. And one thing I think people who are getting uppity about the idea of that don’t get is, if you want more mainstream adaptation of Linux, YOU. NEED. THAT.
I remember the story of a man trying to get his mom onto Linux and she broke down crying at one point because learning all the new things was stressful for her, completely turned her off of Linux.
Mint isn’t for the sweaty arch-bros of the world, it’s a valuable onboarding tool for the rest of us who didn’t spend our childhood scripting shell commands to do random shit on our PC’s in grade school. IMHO, Adapt to accessibility or get the hell out of the way.
Y’all are tripping, dude barely badmouthed arch at all
Wouldn’t symlinks essentially “copy” the file? I need it to be deleted, so it doesn’t fill up the drive
Oh yeah no I’m taking about sonarr then
You’re right, radarr is the one that handles moving stuff around isn’t it? Tbh I’ve got massive add so I get super into these projects and the setup, but when it comes to maintaining, I’ve completely forgotten how everything works.
Would you happen to know how I can fix this through radarr? I wouldn’t be totally opposed to completely redoing the entire workflow if that’s what it takes
Uh oh, if that’s the case I’m in trouble, see, I have a blanket “72 hours” seeding ratio set up in qbit, specifically for a private tracker I’m using, but the shows I download don’t necessarily need that requirement.
I may have to find a way to only send seeding goals for specific torrents if seeding is causing it to not be transferred over
I mean, this is kind of silly to say though. Don’t support them, but if you’re looking for a serious graphic design career, just learn Adobe suite, they share most of the same workflow so if you learn one or two you learn the basics of all of them.
You get to be versatile and hireable
Gonna stop you right there boss, I have been on this earth 30 years. Trust every method of trying to follow along, that I have tried.
And I think people are getting too hung up on Duolingo, that’s just the closest thing I can compare to.
what I personally need is repetition. And nothing has been more effective that whoever coded the algebraic problems in blackboard. It pulls up a generated problem from a set or concept, I work it out on paper and input it into the input, which uses either math text or latex. Its fantastic. Except you can’t pull up problems on demand and it’s not in a mobile format so it’s a bit of work getting in practice on the go.