I just cannot wrap my head around an emulator dev who isn't daily driving Linux...
Damn people are really misunderstanding this comment. Legitimately just don't know anyone who is involved in FOSS projects who doesn't primarily use Linux. Not really passing judgement here, just making an observation.
It is unlikely to make much difference. How often are you microwaving food that a small bit of interference is worth the effort to do this?
Another day, another reason why the fediverse needs private voting. It's a shame rimu gave into politics and killed the feature from piefed the moment it became a slightly sticky issue.
Honestly I have no idea. Maybe like 20 minutes at 325F? Buy a cheap meat thermometer.
No harm can come of it as long as you cook it to temp. It might not be very good, but it won't make you sick.
You can cook it however you want as long as it gets to 160F. I sous vide frozen chicken all the time. I bet you could roast it at low temp just fine. Or just defrost it in the microwave.
Haha, yes my friends! Like from the friend store. I shop there frequently.
You basically need to buy premium. It sucks and is predatory but it makes a huge difference. I would drop $20 on boosts Thursday afternoon and end up getting a date for Friday/Saturday maybe 2/3 of the time. About 75% of my matches came from paying for buffs.
It's not that simple.
Semiconductor fab is an industry which takes years and tons of cash to stand up a new product line, so a failure can really set you back a ton. Intel has had a series of false starts and outright failures competing with the entire industry. They can't match TSMC on fabs, they can't match AMD on x86 cpus, they got stomped by ARM in portables/edge, and they can't seem to make a dent in the GPU market. The only place where they have a small market lead is in data center cpus, but they are at serious risk of falling behind that curve if AMD wants to move to a smaller node, or if server grade ARM finally takes off.
Intel got rich on vertically integration and now they are struggling on both the fab and the IP side, which has really broken their traditional business model.
I sort of don't understand why these places which are hosted somewhere else would even bother?
Not really sure how you read my comment as "shitting" on anyone. I'm just commenting that it's unexpected and unusual for a FOSS dev to not be Linux user. Idc what they do, just making the observation as someone involved in the FOSS space that most of my peers are more likely to shit on windows than Linux.