it says it gets to 170F. thats hot enough to get shallow stuff like mosquito bites and most stings.
it says it gets to 170F. thats hot enough to get shallow stuff like mosquito bites and most stings.
I looked up the bug bite thing. Im glad that someone paid attention to the way most proteins in bites/stings break down if heated. I bet it works pretty good
Im 100% with you. If I were going to set one up it would probably be XMPP. However I havent dug into the features of each to do a proper analysis on which would suit my needs because I have no need for a chat service right now.
Thats a lot of information to ask for so ill try to be very basic. A port is like a window with a guy on the other side. if you speak the same language as the guy you can have a conversation.
There are 65535 windows available. the open have guys available for conversations, the closed ones dont.
When you open a port on your computer you should have a program that “listens” at that port so that others can use it to have a conversation.
A vpn takes all of the conversations your computer wants to have and sends them to a port on a server and the program listening to that conversation sends your requests to their intended destination and then sends you the result. Its like using a middleman to have a conversation.
I like the version of it from John Dies At The End. Same thought experiment just with an axe
What if this is that simulation tho.
They are absolute garbage with wine. I think the only version that worked was the very first release.
It really depends on which features you are looking for. If you just want a solid editor with layers and plugins then gimp is pretty good. You can also try Krita for something a little less cumbersome.
Unfortunately most of the really nice editors are closed source and only mac/windows
the good Mexican place in town feeds us better food for less than we would pay at 2/3rds of the fast food places in town. The exceptions being Cookout and Taco Bell. Either way, my family has been moving further and further from fast food going from once a week to maybe once a month if we are driving somewhere and don’t have time for something else.
I switched to just using Docker and nginx reverse proxy. It’s more setup initially but less overhead.
I could fork ClamAV and call it OysterAV then there would be a less maintained alternative
Current disaster recovery plan:
Step 1: cry
im not sure and it would vary from protein to protein but the thing says it gets up to 170F which is probably enough for a fair few