Hexagons are the Bestagons

EndeavourOS, ProtonGE.

Zero issues since server slam.

Wild that its even a choice.

Here we have a state of the art UV cured resin thats twice as strong as enamel, which will bind to your tooth chemically and may last the rest of your life.

Ooooor, we can just smash some heavy metal into your tooth and hope it stays there.

Too big to save.

The ammount of money in these companies for AI (4.5B 3.9T for Micosoft alone) is too much for even the US to bail them out.

Edit: Double checked the number – I was off by 3 orders of magnitude because these numbers are just dumb.

I was more commenting on the fact that smoking doesn’t help.

I’m aware.

The elevations I’m talking about are related to people becoming hypoxic when not on supplemental oxygen.

At around ~10-12,000ft the partial pressure of oxygen is low enough that if your not used to it, you can become hypoxic. O2 @ ~20%

If you are on supplimental oxygen (which if you are climbing Everest, you are), in the “death zone” (~26,000ft) even if your are on 100% supplemental oxygen, the partial pressure is low enough that you can become hypoxic. 02 @ 100%

In both cases, if your lungs don’t work good (read; if you smoke), you’ll become hypoxic at lower levels.

Generally speaking you don’t want people to be hypoxic when they are jumping out of aircraft.

Being hypoxic means your brain doesn’t work at the right speed (amoung other things), which can be an issue when your falling to the earth at terminal velocity.

Edit: Clarity

Yeah…it doesn’t work like that.

I used to skydive, which takes you up to ~15,000ft.

Most normal people don’t get hypoxic untill your above ~12,000ft for 15-20min. Some of the smokers used to get hypoxic going through 8,000ft. Scary shit.

Well no one ever had to sell me on how nice a fire smells.

T-2 Days till it wipes someones boot sector somehow.

Link to the list is the last word on the page…

Here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vT1XgBs25gRlg5e3nYCAff967WMtZZTO-TB3rR9zszaJpTpCVFg8j7FkBxnHb3tw3aHGjKBGSxYyLgV/pubhtml

I had a very similar problem on firefox when i had the following turned on.

about:config  privacy.resistFingerprinting

Its possible its the same or similar config for you? It looks like canvas randomisation.