Minnesota represent. A lot of native names making it more unique on a global scale, ain't never seen a New Minneapolis.

What I saw was on a main channel GamersNexus video from a week or so ago, titled something to the effect of DOA: CyberPower Prebuilt, around 10-11 minutes in he's looking at the video card and mention that if the wrapping is plastic, it's an insulator and gives you somewhat worse performance because of the heat, probably not that much worse, but noticeably on benchmarks.

Not sure if you can answer this question, but I've tried Markdown in the past with Joplin and one of the issues I had with it was that the codeblocks don't have a convenient copy button. It separates them out nicely but you still have to highlight to copy and paste.

Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but as far as I could tell, this seemed like a shortcoming of Markdown itself, but is that something helix is able to do? It's the one thing that's got me on AnyType over any other note app, but I'm heavily under utilizing it for what it could be good for.

I'm pretty sure GamersNexus did a video about how taking the wrap off in some situations actually increased performance, so I mean you'd probably be fine without it.

I'm intrigued by the inclusion of Disturbed. I haven't seen anything specific as far as their political opinions, but I would've guessed Five Finger or Bad Wolves first.

I mean, they deserve to make a liveable wage regardless of whether someone tips.

So this is the 'mechanical hound' that RayBradbury was referring to in Farenheit 451.

I hate the ones that are listed as remote, but when you read deeper it says remote - in x location, if there was a way to filter those out of searches, it would be convenient.

If they do it like Paramount I'm all for it. I like just throwing on the Star Trek channel rather than deciding what episode of which series I want to watch. That's part of why I get so much use out of Plex's Live TV channels. Only difference is paramount doesn't have ads on their channels

I mean if they've been there for two years I'm sure that means they've learned how to purify water at least to a drinkable state, but also, has the rescue beacon even been working.

I bet the dude never actually turned it on and has just pretended he did, playing the long game to get the lady to wanna spend time with him.

Are you referring to the foundation president Mark Surman or the corporation CEO Laura Chambers? She seems to be an interim position holder, so I guess whatcha referring to?

Great now do Intuit.