Lily58 or Solfe. If you want the Corne experience, just remove switches.
Consider something that allows you to do both Choc and MX unless you already have a strong preference. LilyPro can do this.
The extra column also allows for the pinky mod, which is my favorite Miryoku layout (moves the top pinky column outward). Pikachoc has this natively.
Nah, you can put it down at any time. Your life I mean, not Factorio.
Some hiring sites have started showing how many other jobs applicants have applied to via the same platform, and whether they were rejected for not meeting minimum qualifications.
In my experience, most of the tech layoffs have been non-devs. PMs and Designers have been the hardest hit and often their roles are being eliminated.
We invaded Iraq (2nd time) after dubious claims from a dissident that they had WMDs. Germany even told us not to listen to this guy.
I wish it was a better situation in Apple land. Gotta dodge Apple Arcade, Apple Music, Apple TV nags with every update.
I’ve worked with a few PMs over my 12 year career that think devs are really only there to code like trained monkeys.
Eh the software handled all that. Rounded corners tho… <shudder>
I’m a homeowner and I support this message. Couldn’t afford the house I live in today and we only bought it 4 years ago.
Just link to the FFF https://factorio.com/blog/post/fff-424
Do we know where the sales mostly came from?
Random speculation: Could be banks needing to pull out of the market due to the Fed signaling September rate cuts due to the higher-than-expected unemployment report. This will cause a drop in yield for savings, which would cause people to reduce what they have in those accounts.
Gotta imagine there are a few more surprises in store for the convention.
We’re so fucked if these are the best candidates our parties can put forward.
There’s plenty of room for this early-aughts tech in a modern connected space.
I’m curious what creative things people have done to display these? I’m up to like 20 of them and really like them. I’m thinking of putting them vertically on the wall on removable picture frames.