This has a few comparisons: https://youtu.be/K7EmuHBslhk

Physical or digital? If digital what platforms are available?

I bought this skittles set for the kids to have a competition at a kids birthday party. The pins and ball are reasonable quality but the staples holding the box together fell apart the second we tried to pack it away.

It would be fine if they just had a single election like everywhere else but they have their primaries too and seem to start campaigning around half way through the term. So there is some degree of campaigning going on around half the time.

https://youtu.be/HfDxPXN7XP8

So its the median of the three quarters so far this year?

Does Edward VIII count?

He surrendered the Crown … but was then made a Duke.

Edit: woops, it looks like i replied in the wrong spot

The water is just sitting there, not eroding through salts.

Is the ocean still or famously active?

But all jokes aside freshwater is salt free because it has been distilled by the evaporation/cloud/rainfall part of the water cycle. When rain falls in the ocean it mixes pretty quickly.

sign near a sick/old person name

With postal voting and mobile polling places the sick and elderly are given opportunities to vote in Australia.

Even without those facilities it would take a fair bit of effort to identify and sign for a statistically significant number of sick/elderly.

My time sheet totals 37.5 hours of work per week and I can take take a lunch break of 30 to 60 minutes. The break is unpaid and a minimum break of 30 minutes is required after 5 straight hours of work so the lunch break is mandatory.

Typically this works out to 7.5 hours work with a 30 minutes break totalling 8 hours on site. Smaller breaks are untimed so if we need to stretch our legs or get some fresh air no one is watching the clock. We also have a pretty good culture of not interrupting people’s lunch with work issues so that does feel like an actual break.

Science might be a loophole.

Can’t people donate their bodies to specific scientific endeavors?

It might just need to be framed as an experiment.

Most apps will be built using libraries to provide functionality.

For example a Lemmy client might use a small database to store cached data on the device so it doesn’t have to redownload data as you navigate back and forth. Rather than writing their own code to create and maintain the database that functionality is available as a library they can import into their app and use immediately.

There might be dozens or even hundreds of libraries in any given app, this is great in that the app developer can focus on their app specific features and not worry so much about the low level features but these libraries also have their own release schedule and may only support security fixes on their current version.

This can result in a situation where you could have weekly or monthly updates just to include library updates even if you haven’t added any features directly to the app itself.

Or just use one of the hundreds of guides the AI was trained on.

https://www.wikihow.com/Install-Linux

Home network or corporate?

Its a windows server, if you are using widows too you can try establishing a RDP connection with Remote Desktop Connection.

I’m getting interesting results with this:

https://www.google.com/search?q=tech+industry+watchdog

I think naming a particular tech vendor is likely to get different results compared to using generic terms.

Any other topic I would agree …

Wondermark has had some great ones over the years.

Without knowing anything of your history this question looks like its asked in bad faith.

If the question is legit then type “sealioning” into a search engine and read a few of the results.

Then with that knowledge reread the rules and they should be pretty clear.

Not currently supported but it looks they they are actively scoping the feature with the intention of implementing it soon.

https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/how-can-firefox-create-the-best-support-for-web-apps-on-the/m-p/60561#U60561

Sure, repartitioning works too.