

3.6 Roentgen, not great, not terrible.


3.6 Roentgen, not great, not terrible.





The guide is one of the best I’ve seen for this type of project. It does this easy presentation way of showing the instructions to do the jailbreak. I ran it on one of my older candles a few weeks ago just to try it out and didn’t have any issues.
It’s too bad I can’t jailbreak my current Kindle. I’ve gotten used to having the warmer backlight in the slightly larger screen.


The area is known for causing the 2003 blackout, but that was really due to the heat that day.
Friday…afternoon
It’s the Mexico filter


Yep, gave the same vibe as this.



Same, stopped at the end of book two. Just felt empty to me


Any particular reason?
Trumps first term was harder on eighth graders than I thought.


You see this kind of stuff in C all the time when a code base supports multiple OSs by using macros.


Probably break it into smaller rocks


Isn’t that its purpose?


And I think that would be better, 10 would be too short.


I think no matter which way you went smaller creators would get ground under heel but 10 years would be way too short. I don’t think the people downvoting you really thought about this. The Way of Kings was published in 2010. Brandon Sanderson would’ve lost the copyright in 2020. I can guarantee that some corporation would rather wait and not have to pay him to create a movie immediately as the copyright expired. I’m sure there are tons of other scenarios that I’m not thinking of but larger organizations will always be able to work the system better than smaller creators.


I don’t get why HDR+ was removed since it’s an open source format. Was it some sort of patent due to transporting HDR content?


Well, you didn’t think they spent $10,000 on a hammer, $20,000 on a toilet seat?
One feature I really like on Apple TV is if you hit the back button and go back 10 seconds, it will turn on subtitles for that 10 seconds. Unfortunately, Plex does not support that feature.


I found Into the Spider-verse was an excellent 4k movie to test picture quality
I love the line “The last Karen…”