1 gram of peanut per tray? That's basically 1 peanut per tray. I suppose peanuts like their personal space.
100k/12≈8k, including taxes, after taxes idk depends where you live. My rent is the majority of my income, and I make much less than that, so the absolute amount of money I have after paying for things like rent and utilities, to spend on food, is much less too, even if we assume the same % of income going to rent. Again I'm not saying things aren't more expensive in the US, but it is still a lot of money. You aren't going to be struggling financially. My friends in the US make much less than that. Maybe you'd be less well-off than peers who do the same job, but I hope you realise that for a lot of people elsewhere in the world, that'd be 3 salaries already.
Yeah I was gonna say. I didn't understand what people were complaining about, that's loads of money to me. I know stuff's more expensive in the US but it's not that much more expensive that 100k isn't an insane amount of money to live off.
Most people with a degree don't do a job directlly related to their degree, and most people I know who work in an IT or CS related field aren't university-educated. Go to uni because you want to learn and are interested in your field, not with the express goal of a career. If you wouldn't go to uni if you knew you'd end up doing something else as a career, then that degree probably isn't the choice for you, because it sounds like you're not interested in the education itself, just the job resulting from it.
old stuff needs to be pulled to the front, and new stuff needs to be put behind it
As an aside, my "not unethical but does feel a bit like you're cheating other people" life tip is to rummage around at the back of the shelf/in the bottom crate of a stack of crates for the freshest food. Don't feel too bad about it especially in a high-turnover shop. They were going to sell the most recent-dated stock anyway, just to somebody who's not you.
Wtf so you mean Alpine will not work on real hardware on desktop? I run Alpine on real hardware for a desktop. The only issue you'll run into is video games not playing nicely with musl, but there's compatibility layers you can use for that.
Void works fine with Wayland. It isn't security-focused. Same goes for Artix.
OpenBSD is security-focused, but has limited Wayland support. Sway works on it, but there isn't much Wayland software, and it's missing some crucial things like xdg-desktop-portal.
Yes, I'm not an IT professional and don't have education in anything related to computers. Has always been a hobby for me. I don't want to do my hobbies for work because I fear it would take the fun out.
If they're saying beginning of 2027 I'd wait, unless you need a phone sooner.
That's fair. Which models did you have? I had a couple problems with the earlier Google Pixels, but I've found the later ones have really ironed out their hardware problems.
I think your main problem is going to be finding phones for cheap that also work well as Linux phones. I think the lowest-effort options like Pine phones are gonna cost you more. But I wish you luck.
Last I was aware, Linux phones work really well on Google Pixel 3as. They're no longer supported by stock Android nor still manufactured so I assume the second hand ones will be cheap.
I use Zathura. Not really meant to be an epub reader (ie missing ways to change the font)—afaik it just converts it to a pdf then displays the epub using the pdf engine. But it works fine for my purposes and means I can use my preferred pdf reader for epubs too.
I have never had issues with pre-blended PB not spreading. You just mix the oil separation back in and it spreads fine. You don't need to refrigerate it; mixing it before use is not much labour.