You’d notice that when you join their steam family because it would show up in your library
You’d notice that when you join their steam family because it would show up in your library
I bet the constraint here isn’t what’s serving the website but either an external dependency that they don’t have control over so that can’t scale or a relational database that they didn’t have the budget or expertise to scale
Edit: or just that humans have to actually look at it and you’re waiting to talk to one
My local government does it all async to avoid that issue
Only source I can find on this is iFunny
https://ifunny.co/picture/gorvneme-landlord-needs-your-help-northwest-mcm-wholesale-32-000-TTYlu0t4A
Maybe don’t take it too seriously, y’all
Some one on that “we need more sensitive men like in LOTR” post one of the top comments was about how men aren’t like this because capitalism. I point out the absurdity of that message and get ratio’d
Its such an echo chamber
Cheese in the seam or cheese in pan and burrito on top?
The more you use the library the better it is. My partner reads almost a hundred books a year. She’s voracious. She reads them almost exclusively through the library. With Libby you’re able to juggle holds easily so that new books are always coming up when you finish the last one. If it comes back too early you just tell it to wait.
From reading the sub heading out looks like they mean 100% of the top ten largest
They just wanted the click bait headline
Are they?
https://www.fda.gov/consumers/consumer-updates/milk-and-plant-based-milk-alternatives-know-nutrient-difference
The macro and micro nutrients are different (but FDA makes a good case for fortified soy milk)