Local and state primaries are a thing, and local politics probably affect you more anyway. It's better to start a movement from the bottom up rather than top down.
This looks like draw.io to me, but I could be wrong.
I was in Iceland for vacation, so I was waiting in line for a rental car. I hear a very familiar voice in front of me and I realized it was a good friend from high school I whom hadn't seen or really talked to in years.
I chose the mirror cause I was just writing that comment super quickly on my phone. But uh, thanks for the right link I guess?
I'm not the op, but I've been using guix for several months on a new fairly top of the line desktop PC and it's going great. I've been able to play steam games and set up my dev environment with basically no issues.
The catch is you need to use non-official repositories (i.e. https://github.com/nonguix/nonguix) to use the non-libre kernel and other software not on the official channel.
There's also this nice little search engine - https://toys.whereis.みんな/ - where you can look for packages from other repos (or channels as they are called in guix).
I use Nix on my macos work laptop to set up my dev environment, but I definitely prefer guix so far, mostly due to the it being configured in guile over the weird nix language. The biggest advantage I see of Nix is that it has a bit more features and lots more packages.
I am a pretty hardcore emacs user and lisp lover though, so ymmv.
As a former smoker, I can attest that camels are the healthiest cigarette brand. I'm still alive after smoking them for years at least.
It's from the story of Samson in the Bible.
The quote goes something like this:
Then Samson said, “With a donkey’s jawbone I have made donkeys of them. With a donkey’s jawbone I have killed a thousand men.”
There's a lot more on the ballots than just the president. Local politicians will probably affect you more than who is in the white house.
Ha yes it is! I (obviously...) love it too
You really do. I'm pretty sure I see your comments in every thread I read.
I did work in 2020 though, after the country saw Trump as president. So we can only hope it will work again.
I'm just a newbie myself, but I think it might be better if you simplify what you're doing a bit. I started the Starting Strength Novice Linear Progression about 2 months ago and have seen noticeable changes in my body and measurable changes in my strength -- eg I've improved ~100lbs (45kg) on my squat and ~40lbs (18kg) on my bench.
The program is super simple, just 3x week and 4 exercises to start with. The goal is to increase the weight on each lift by 5 lbs every workout.
You switch between these two workouts:
`A Squat Bench Deadlift
B Squat Press Deadlift`
The trick is, from my own experience at least, is that you need to eat a bit more than you're used to (at least to start with). I feel it when I haven't eaten or slept enough the day before the gym.
Check out this page for more info https://startingstrength.com/get-started/programs
They have some really good videos on how to do the exercises on their YouTube channel.
There's also a bunch of other variations I've seen of this routine, like the Grey Skull LP, but they all look pretty much the same to me.