But real *nix’ers use ed
You may as well start there. You’ll be using it eventually once you inevitably develop the same passionate idolization of Unix that I, the righteous self appointed evangelist of all things good && just && Unix possess.
/s
But real *nix’ers use ed
You may as well start there. You’ll be using it eventually once you inevitably develop the same passionate idolization of Unix that I, the righteous self appointed evangelist of all things good && just && Unix possess.
/s


While it’s insane that he got a water bottle in a box that appeared factory sealed, it’s also pretty nuts that we’re now spending $1100 on a 70 series GPU. Those shouldn’t be more than $300, maybe $400 for an OC’s version like this dude bought.


Also, not sure where the “Obsidian doesn’t make good games” is coming from. Of the 17 games they’ve made only 3 of them are even remotely negatively reviewed. And most of them are either widely beloved or cult classics.
That’s just cause you’re not close enough


Is there a link to the code? I know I could probably search for it, but if you’re going post about the code being public you could at least include a link to it.
A vulture has gastric acid with a pH of approximately 1. Which is equivalent to 100% pure hydrochloric acid.
The acidic component of a human’s gastric acid is hydrochloric acid. The overall pH of our gastric acid is between 1 and 3, which is similar to carrion eating carnivores and lower than most mammals.
However, the secretion of acid in the stomach (in humans) is tightly regulated by the body, with acid being secreted during digestion and then neutralized after the fact.
So, someone who eats a lot will have gastric juices with a more consistently low pH. Unless you just really like chowing down on baking soda and lye, in which case, why?
Wikipedia: Gastric Acid