You want them to do that regardless of the how the country keeps track of individuals. The point of all that asking is to make sure they have the right patient for the right procedure.

You don’t want to have something amputated or removed unless you have to.

Yeah, every few months we might get something delivered (sometimes on a rainy day for example), but we made a rule about picking up food once food prices started rising and it the delivery was adding $20 to the orders.

I commented further up, but will add here. I also have a Go 1 and Ubuntu worked okay. Webcam was definitely a no go, but it ran well enough for some productivity and light gaming.

Only thing I really hate is hibernate doesn’t really work on Linux. For a tablet, maybe you always keep yours on, but I liked hibernate to help keep the battery going longer.

Commenting to add here, this is not going to be about distro choice as much as seeing what configuration on the Linux-surface guide provides greatest support.

There are many things that may not work on your surface due to support, so definitely follow those guides.

Spent hours trying to get the Webcam to work on Surface Go 1.

I was going to mention this. I started watching the old night court when the new one started airing and was blown away at how well they handled that episode given the time period.

UK went through industrialization leading to its empire, and the US was the industrial power during its ascent. Same thing with Japan before WWII.

Many imoeralistic powers seem to go through big industrial growth before expansion.

Just some quick Google searches so not sure how reputable, but didn’t feel like copying random links.

But yeah, that’s why I called them out as estimates as I suspect there is a lot of room for error in those numbers.

I tried a reverse image search and couldn’t find a source. I’m assuming/hoping it’s out of context, but definitely a pretty crazy frame.

I had to looks this one up, but missed the “galaxy” vs “universe”. There are an estimated 3 trillion trees, 100-400 billion stars in the milky way galaxy, but potentially 1 septilliom stars in the universe.

However all three of these are estimates, so who actually knows.

I’m actually not sure how you’d label the axis here. The info being conveyed is the relationship between two separate things.

Another bad one is reddit. The amount it pushes the mobile interface while on mobile is painful, but switch to desktop mode and it all goes away.

I don’t go on it a lot anymore, but when I do it’s typically from my phone and its really gotten worse.

That’s cause all the Devin’s are distracting you with the AI uprising while actually planning their own.

Yes

The power bill side is also not even clear cut. The longer processing time for slower chips sometimes ends up resulting in higher costs. It’s surprisingly not as simple as lower wattage chip is cheaper to operate.

Yeah but the benefit of professionals and actual users speaking up is that they can speak to more than the immediate need.

ChatGPT is always ready to provide answers, but I’ve rarely see it be aware enough to offer advice when unprompted.

Basically if you’re so wrong you don’t even know your wrong, ChatGPT isn’t likely to help, but people online can and at least did.

To simplify both posts below:

• FSA: good if you know you’re going to have $2-3k+ medical expenses and want to use tax deffered money.

• HSA: good if you want to save tax deffered money year over year (and don’t mind having a high deductible insurance plan)

• additionally, some people use HSAs as an investment for retirement.

Just to add context:

• FSA (Flexible Spending Account) is funded by pretax money and can be used on certain health expenses. While you can have an FSA regardless of health insurance plan, the money is USE IT OR LOOSE IT.

• HSA (Health Savings Account) is similar to an FSA, but only available to people with a high deductible insurance plan. This money is YOURS FOREVER and can even be invested.

HSAs are an annoying attempt to fix US health insurance. They are tax free (meaning your money goes farther), but you can only contribute to them if you have a high deductible health insurance plan.

Additionally, you are limited to a couple thousand a year in contributions and that money can only be used for approved health expenses. The slight upside is that the money won’t ever go away, meaning you can keep building up your HSA and even invest it.

Where it’s gotten weird is that many people actually just use it as tax deffered savings, as after 65 (I think) the money becomes general use.

However, this means HSAs primarily benefit wealthier people by only really being accessible to those who already have insurance and have excess money to contribute.

Cause everything is stupid and you can’t choose your own HSA, I had multiple at one point. It’s easier to merge them all and close the rest so you aren’t keeping track of a ton of accounts.

Edit: Also if your investing there are better or worse accounts, so moving all the money into one can help make you more money.

Why use small screen when have big screen?

Then use small screen and big screen!