These kind of relief maps are called "exaggerated", the vertical scale is different from horizontal. If you would zoom in and look from a closer birds eye like view, mountains would look really unrealistic.
Example from r*ddit:
You can buy IDE m.2 converter. There are usb to floppy converters, usb drive shows up as floppy drive. You can attach modern peripherals to old computers, this kind of retro world with modern and old parts mixed is funny.
There are newer releases, obviously if you download an older build of windows, you have to download and install each updates manually. It's not a win only thing, it's the same with every os, e.g. download Ubuntu 16.10, it will take a while to upgrade to the current version. Windows 10 was released in 2015, I don't know which release you downloaded.
About the account, the answer is OOBE\BYPASSNRO
Afaik there are actually 4 flash memory manufacturers in the World, when you by an SSD the chips were manufactured by one of these companies:
- Flash Forward (Owned by or related to: Kioxia, Sandisk, WD, Dell, Seagate, Kingston)
- Micron (Crucial)
- Samsung
- SK Hynix
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_solid-state_drive_manufacturers
Actually water is used only for cooling the surroundings. The fire is extinguished by the air current, the same principle as you blow a candle, but at a different scale, it would work without water, but the heat could reignite the gas.
Water is piped from local reservoirs. This was a problem in Kuwait, where oil wells are in the desert. The advantage of this design was it uses much less water than other fire engines.
It's just a reverse traceroute:
My claim that this website’s traceroute was the path your packets took to reach my server was a bit of a white lie. To calculate that, I would’ve had to be able to run a traceroute to my server from your computer. Instead, I ran the traceroute from my server to your computer and just reversed it. That’s also why the traceroute at the top seemingly loads in reverse order.
If I run traceroute to this server I get totally different results, ips are similar, but always different.
To run traceroute on *nix:
traceroute how-did-i-get-here.net
You may have to install the traceroute package
On windows:
tracert how-did-i-get-here.net
I found this one recently: https://github.com/burhanrashid52/PhotoEditor
It's on fdroid: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.burhanrashid52.photoediting/
For me it has enough features, I can do more complex stuff on my computer
Hmm, interesting. But the guy in the video doesn't speak a lot about the criticism of this theorem:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/33_Polyhymnia
For example, the 68 km (42 mi)-diameter asteroid 675 Ludmilla was originally measured to have a density of 73.99±15.05 g/cm3 in Carry's study,[5] but improved orbit calculations in 2019 showed that it had a much lower density of 3.99±1.94 g/cm3.[14]
So there is another meteor, which was estimated the same way at the same time as 33 Polyhymnia, and they measured again later and they found it was 20 times less dense...
While it sounds like an interesting theorem this doesn't shine a good light on it. It's also strange that he "forgot" to mention this in the video.
It's just a propulsion/transportation system, so the size of each car is not defined. Like a bus and a personal car use the same system...
Maybe you think about his boring tunnels which are just normal tunnels for normal cars: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Las_Vegas_Convention_Center_Loop
For hyperloop only prototypes were built, not for real usage. Considering the price of maintenance and construction of the vacuum tunnels, bigger cars will be used in normal operation. It's also a separate system from any other current transport method, so there is no benefit of smaller cars, maybe something like a RORO system https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roll-on/roll-off
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It's true what you write, but it's not related to Wayland/X11.
But this is the reason CAD software can't use multiple cpu cores for geometry calculations. The next calculation needs the result of the previous one, it can't be parallelized.