Wow 300 miles, who the fuck cares. Try harder
pbbananaman
joined 1 year ago
Just going to point out that ROOT has used a c interpreter to do this for many many years. Every particle physicist has suffered the details of this, but hey, it’s pretty handy:
Make flour tortillas instead. Masa harina comes from corn that has undergone the nixtamalization process which dramatically alters the flavor as well as the texture of the resulting dough you get.
Yes, idiots exist in all contexts. If you gather enough people in one spot, a nice, countable handful will be dumb.
See, though, this is the ignorance that stems from not knowing real life burners. The vast majority (actually none) that I know do not claim anything eco about the event. These people understand what the event is. Don’t lump every one of the 100s of thousands of those who have attended over the years with the handful of social media starlets posting bullshit online. I promise many many people at burning man hate those who post anything about the event on social media.
People are children and repeat what they hear. 15 years ago, I would spout the same nonsense about burning man because of what I read on digg/Reddit from the same voices you hear now. I then met a friend who convinced me to go and I had an absolute blast.
For the vast majority of people in the US, let alone the world, attending the event is almost impossible due to cost, time, materials, etc. - it’s much easier for people that live nearby and most people within driving distance, the views of burning man will be more in line with your views - nuanced and reasonable. If you have no experience and no contact with the regular folks who attend, it’s super easy to bucket people into all these groups.
The reasoning about waste and frivolity is total bullshit — don’t tel me your bullshit vacation to Murtle Beach is anymore eco friendly. Or your plane ride to Bangkok to become more worldly is “green”. Burning man is an event, a vacation. I went many times as a student, spending only about $2000 all in. It’s a relatively economical way to have a blast for a week.
Even though the brewery now classifies Negro Modelo as a Munich Dunkel, for years, I was taught it as a classic example of a Vienna Lager. Other notable examples are Sam Adams Boston Lager. I’d say more a classic German style beer than Mexican style (brought over to the country by German immigrants).
Maybe I’m missing something but 220 doesn’t need a neutral, just 2 hots. Maybe if you were wiring up a NEMA outlet with a neutral connection that would be bad, but a direct wire to an appliance sounds fine?
Take $80 billion, divide by the number of households in US with children ~ 30 million. That’s about $2700. Anyone who’s a parent knows that doesn’t go far at all in terms of education expenses. Good luck privatizing education and funding it out pocket for $3k/yr. Complete idiots.
This is a fact of life for all people around the world. I promise you’ll go circles paying retribution if you look for these links of “who stole what”.
This is hilarious, I had to look it up: https://datainfoplus.stats.govt.nz/item/example.org/0294ec5a-764b-4985-92c2-79af1382ef68
Basically, it’s all the costs of being a homeowner (maintenance, insurance, finance charges) wrapped into a line item and added to the GDP.
Line 4 of your compose yaml, you’re forwarding port 80 to docker port 80. Use 8081 instead:
You can read more about this here:
https://docs.docker.com/compose/networking/
You should be able to access 192.168.1.208:8081/test.php after.