If you're searching online for how to fix the problem... Couldn't you also search online on how to find the crash logs? I fully get sometimes not having enough knowledge in a subject to even know where to begin searching, but "well, the first result wasn't helpful, guess I'll stop looking for an answer" and "it says to check XYZ, but I don't know what that is. Too bad I don't have a way to search for what things are" aren't exactly difficult hurtles to overcome.
Mesophar
Bruce Campbell movies are the epitome of campy fun
Your numbers are growing! I've met one of you in the wild 10 years ago!
I 100% would not pair my phone to a public toilet just to flush it
Korean BBQ places are meant as the experience and the prep of the food beforehand. You don't just go to one because "I want some lunch", you go for the social aspect with a group, like going out to a bar vs drinking beer at home.
Now, that isn't for everyone, and I get that. But it's different than just a typical restaurante.
Something rubs the the wrong way about how the teacher presented that problem. Was the lesson supposed to be "don't believe anything unless you can verify it yourself"? In his example, he was the unreliable source. I'm assuming he was infering the paper can also be an unreliable source? I'm hoping he went into the importance of checking multiple, credible sources to get a larger picture, rather than just leaving it at "you always might be lied to". A blanket "don't trust so-called authorities for facts" is how we end up with people questioning vaccines and flat earthers turning from satire to something troubling.
Windows doesn't even cover everything you just said. The number of times Windows 10 broke my Bluetooth devices and I had to much around in registry to remove the device profile just to try to repair the device, is part of the reason I switched to Linux in the first place.
Yes, many distros need a little refining and smoothing for the general public, but only because people are so used to dealing with bullshit troubleshooting on Windows that they don't see it as bullshit anymore.
The trilogy in question is:
Tomb Raider (2013), Rise of the Tomb Raider, and Shadow of the Tomb Raider
Invest in a cheap audio recorder and leave it running when you notice them acting up. Or, if they do it in response to you making noise, intentionally make some (mundane, reasonable) noise and catch the response.
If the landlord wouldn't believe it when you tell them the tenants are acting obnoxiously, then there's no way to phrase that differently to make them take it seriously without giving them some evidence of it.
I've switched over to mostly wireless charging, but have to say I'm not completely convinced of it yet. I switched phones in part because my old phone's battery started having issues and the charging port became loose. I want to prevent that happening on my new phone for as long as I can, so I'm using wireless charging for the most part.
Though wired charging is still so much faster and more efficient. If I really need a charge, or I'm in a hurry, I plug the phone in to charge. I just try to be in the habit of setting my phone on the charging pad when I get home from work.
I'm partial to the Corsair Scimitar. I've had to clean it a couple times because my cat's fur gets stuck under the scroll wheel and makes the m3 button stick, but otherwise it has the perfect size and weight for me. The 12 side buttons are perfect for MMO play, it's a little heavier (my preference), and lets me use a palm grip comfortably.
Though my eyes are on the Naga wireless v2 Pro for an upgrade, along with a Qi charging mousepad for the ultimate wireless experience!
No job is safe from AI or robotic automation. They might not be able to do it well, but that won't stop greedy and/or cheap businesses from trying.