It is possible to read a story and relate it to your own circumstances.

The root comment speaks as if Montreal is a US city, which it is not.

It is valid to remind and affirm that Canada is a different country with a totally different landscape of rights.

I'm aware that Montreal is not part of the United States.

But since this website serves a primarily American audience, I was curious if such a law was possible in the US and I found that it is not. So I posted that.

I thought the article was predominantly about supply side. There are more quotes from providers than consumers. The article mentions every point you’ve made. You’ve summarized the article bang on.

Two things:

First, it’s funny how browsers finally get to the point where good html tooltips can be done with just HTML/CSS via Anchor Positioning and Popover APIs, eliminating the need for JS for tooltips. But then there is a “one more thing” that pulls JS right back into it.

Second, I think the tooltip context could be applied to “tooltip groups”, so it’s not a check to see if the whole page is “warm”, but whether a group is warm.

Just toss them. Make a real assessment on their quality or worth and if you think it’s very unlikely someone in your immediate community would not only pick it up but actually read it, toss them.

Agreed. It’s ridiculous to think that holding your breath long enough to affect your cognitive thinking is what game designers have in mind.

I mean, holding your breath to steady your hands to get a good shot, what other interesting chemistry could be going on? I think there's a lot of fun to be had here.

Always surprising but fun to see a "MPLS" MN state flag graphic in some random github readme. Then I see the username "mplsllc" :) Hello neighbor!

Yep! Main website is mp.ls so I went pretty hard in on it. Howdy neighbor.

I believe they are having issues with the valves, from what I’ve read.

But I’m just some guy.

They are having valve problems. One of the possible reasons is that it may be turning into a solid plastic.

If so, that could be one of the best outcomes. As long as it does not blow up before the process completes.

Yes, as of recent the third possibility mentioned by officials is that it will Turn into plastic and not explode.

Provided the plastic doesn't need significantly more space than the source material, of course. We all know what happens when you try freezing a sealed bottle filled with water.

Solids generally take less volume than liquids. Water is very unusual in this regard

Turning into plastic is an exothermic reaction. That's what's heating the tank.

It is also a slower exothermic reaction. Which makes it possibly manageable.

Than what? Genuinely curious. I thought that the main exothermic thing monomers did was polymerization or combustion, and we're really hoping to prevent the latter.

Polymerization is a slower exothermic action than combustion. So if we have to choose between them, that's the one.

Ohh, then combustion itself. Right. Thanks, lol.

I used Shadow PC for a long time. Never any issues over several years. Lots of reasons in preferred it over GeForce. I can expound on that later if needed

Is it possible to fake a world curvature so that using a fog isn’t as necessary, as far items sink below the horizon?

That is tricky with raytracing, since rays would need to be curved, and at least in this raytracer, ray steps are not all equal in size so doing that correctly could be very expensive.

But is generally a cool idea.

Fog is good too, though. It helps with a sense of scale, and it helps colors and distance noise not be too busy.

My experience with two kids is that solids are easier. With good diet, the poop has a good chance of just being a “roll off” and into the toilet. Get a spray wand/ hand held bidet attachment for toilet to help rinse it off before it goes in wash.

That's good to know! Makes me feel a bit better.

We do have a bidet but it's a toilet seat bidet so we may need to rethink our system.

It won’t ALWAYS be nice little rollers. And it depends on diet. Right now with 1 year old it’s a lot of smears but with a good shake they peel off and into the toilet, sometimes helped with the spray wand.

We also use a cheap synthetic fleece cloth liner, too. We just got a couple yards of it from fabric store and cut it into strips. The poop mostly hits that, and since it’s synthetic it slides off well.

That's a good suggestion!