This is exactly what I wanted to say. And if a 4080 only guarantees 60fps on 2160p there is probably something wrong with the game...
I played Zapper: One wicked cricket
I'm definately going to try this, I was using Hass.Agent before switching to Linux and am looking for someting similar.
Still play this multiple times a week, it the only "fun" moba around.
Some lupine showed up a weed in my garden and I left it to grow with some other weeds, I've never seen so many butterflies and bees in my garden. The garden truly feels alive now.
I might resort to growing my peppers and tomatoes inside this year. The slugs are everywhere end keep eating my plants, they've destroyed my aubergine and paprika plants.
I got my Venus flytrap as few years ago and it hasn't disappointed me with catching flies. All flies that dared to enter my room would shortly(1-3 days) be caught by the flytrap.
Mine is 2 years old now, can't wait for it to flower
I live in the Netherlands and GMO's are banned here so I hope some get to Switzerland(not EU) where I could buy them and then import them like glofish.
I thought food irradiation went out of favour because the microbes became resistant? I have no idea where I heard that so maybe it's just people's irrational fear of "radiation".
Why? Although extreme, I hope you mean those who are bred to be too long to support their own bodies. Responsibly bred dachshunds can live long and happy lives as long as they don't get overfed, but that an iissue for most pets not dachshunds specifically.
I have 3 Amano shrimp and an infinite amount of blue neocaridina shrimp but this shrimp looks different than both of them. Does anyone know what is is?
cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/226623
I was removing weeds from between the tiles in my garden and found what looks like basil. In autumn I usually let by basil flower before the first frost kills it. I think one of the seeds survived the winter. I didn't know basil seeds were so resilient. I let this one live (until I turn it into pesto).
I was removing weeds from between the tiles in my garden and found what looks like basil. In autumn I usually let by basil flower before the first frost kills it. I think one of the seeds survived the winter. I didn't know basil seeds were so resilient. I let this one live (until I turn it into pesto).
My first printer was a I3 mega from anycubic and it tought me a lot about 3d printers. Even though I love my i3 mega I'd stil recommend a Bambu lab printer to newbies because of the reliability. I don't like Bambu lab as a company but right now it's hard to beat them reliability wise. Disclaimer: I've been out of the 3d printing community for some time and only speak for my own (outdated)experience.