I still don't understand how those cheap filament dryers work: they fully enclose the spool and heat up the air for a few hours. But where does the moist air go? It's still trapped in there with the filament. It makes no sense!
I always leave the filament dryer a bit open so the warm air can escape, taking the moisture to a better place (far away from the filament)
Can confirm for German ("das Zuhause" - "ich bin Zuhause")
I'm in the same boat: Hollow Knight frustrated me so much that I never finished it, even though I really liked the lore and the world and the non-boss fights. Celeste on the other hand might be even "harder", but as you respawn on every screen literally instantly, you can fail and retry hard parts a hundred times until you make it.
But how do you even know about his Hot wheels collection? It's not like I ask all store clerks for their hobby.
I'd recommend staying with your current distro if you're happy with it!
Also who writes "happy birthday husband" in a public tweet?
Absurdly long "article" and as always the answer is at the very bottom: Yes it's fake, the Opera GX team likes to do this stuff.
Absolutely, Outlook.com is by far the worst in this regard. I stopped running my own mail server a few years ago because it was just unbearable.
I envy you for not having played Disco Elysium yet. Hope you find the time soon :)
To me it seems pretty clear: withholding means you don't get your mail delivered and cannot fetch it yourself at the post office, while "not delivering" means just that: you don't get your mail delivered.
So it was all just a marketing stunt to get in the news? Look how much our employees LOVE the Game pass, you should get one, too!
That I am aware of. But without any circulation the hot air will simply cool down and condensate once I turn off the dryer, wouldn't it? Leaving either highly saturated air or even some water droplets, ready to be absorbed by the filament again