Niche appears to compare across the country, and greatschools looks to compare with the state. It’s likely that a school that greatschools gives a terrible grade might be top tier elsewhere.
As another said, it’s also impacted by ESL kids (English as a Second Language).
They are both skeletons, best we can do is assume some of their genetics and come up with a statistically backed answer.
Playing regularly? Minecraft.
There are a few games I revisit as my kid grows up and gets to experience them for the first time, but Minecraft keeps coming back.
So if we destroy Meta data centers, we can remove the Facebook from the water?
Mine demands a stable routine, sometimes makes a ton of noise, only to retreat if anything else makes similar noise, is super smart, but forgetful. Very sensitive to emotions. Overall a lovely dog, but this might get her a diagnosis. (Not a professional, just have a dog)
“it wasn’t a good cultural fit, I’m looking for someone more dynamic/insert whatever you think the new company has”
“There weren’t any growth opportunities, I didn’t want to stagnate”.
Something where instead of complaining about the other company, you show that you want to be a good employee and seek growth opportunities, yada yada
Right, but the ip address of the windows machine has likely changed, so potentially, when the phone tries to connect, it’s using the old address and find nothing there. They are suggesting that the phone’s knowledge of the PC address needs updating.
I don’t think it’s the network, it’s likely the windows machine or the phones settings. Can you set the new network as a trusted network? (I’m unsure of how on either device)
I’m probably in the way too much camp, but it doesn’t make us tighten spending at all, and it’s likely not much compared to others.
My key is that it shouldn’t impact spending in January.
Aw shucks!
I looked into it briefly: They have a comparison of different forks on their GitHub, it looks like when they ran the comparison, chaptarr did pretty poorly.
They also claim chaptarr is vibe coded, which carries it’s own baggage.
https://github.com/blampe/rreading-glasses/blob/main/FORKS.md
So it’s a fidget with a slider AND a button?
The closest I have is setting up a small single board computer as a vpn tunnel that your kobo can connect to, but I haven’t been that much in need. (Tunnel to home, then the kobo thinks it’s home and all is good)
I don’t want to punch a hole in my network that isn’t secured in some way for the kobo.
Still using readarr, with rreading glasses metadata
Watching the development of chaptarr and waiting for it to be ready for a daily driver
Beamsaber, while being about giant robots, has a whole faction setup.
Similarly, in Blades in the Dark you are a gang in a city trying to rise up in the ranks of power in that city.
I’m hoping the intent was “people, like horses, come in all shapes, sizes and colors and that’s cool” instead of “colored people are not very different from horses”
Sometimes you want heavy mushroom flavor. The ajinomoto package is in the pantry also
We have a Zojirushi NP-HCC18, it’s a beast, you likely don’t need anything this crazy. Every Zojirushi that I’ve used has been great. ( the mildly smart ones, with buttons/menu options)
A good rice cooker.
I use my zojirushi all the time and it makes perfect or near perfect rice every time.
For some easy umami, dried porcini mushrooms are great
I have a few.
Blunt umbrella - all the parts are replaceable, big win.
3d printer - I am confident I could replace any part that dies. It’s not the newest or the best, but it’s mine.
Also our humidifier is, in theory super fixable, a venta air, but it’s been rock solid and hasn’t needed work yet.