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Is the "Nvidia Tax" Worth Paying for VR? | RX 9070 XT vs RTX 5070 Ti
I see a lot of people asking how these GPUs compare in VR and thought this was a helpful video for anyone deciding which to get or just curious how they perform.
El-Sayed campaign says Stevens has called to concede in Michigan Senate primary
apnews.comPauline Hanson’s no ‘good Muslims’ comment don’t breach hate speech laws, Australian federal police finds
theguardian.comJust hussle harder, work could never cause anxiety only cure it
Stop seeing a therapist, quit your medication and GRIND MORE
Coffee tastes much much better from 6 cup than from 3 cup moka express and I don't know why
Both are in good condition and gasket isn't worn out in either. Water starts at the same temperature (filtered water from fridge), same grind size and I've tried grinding coarser and finer with the 3 cup. Both on low heat and both have good flow. But for some reason the coffee brewed from the 6 cup is less bitter and much more flavourful than from the 3 cup. I'm not sure what else to do or if this is just some difference between them that you can't adjust the variables to account for. Any help or suggestion appreciated.
Four Corners analysed 'affordable' rental listings. We found a reality that didn't match the promise
abc.net.auThat's an interesting way to spell "uniparty"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniparty
I think it's been spelt how he says it with an accent. If he's got the money to advertise like this two years out from an election surely he can afford to pay a bit more tax.
Fastest I've seen an album end up at the thrift store
The reviews weren't wrong I guess.
Exposing the flawed system allowing bad cops to act with impunity | Four Corners
Content Warning - Violence
Every day, police officers are expected to make split-second decisions in situations involving violence, mental illness, alcohol and fear.
But what happens when police themselves are caught on camera doing the wrong thing, and the system of accountability fails to deliver clear answers?
In a powerful Four Corners investigation, reporter Dylan Welch examines troubling cases of alleged and proven police misconduct in New South Wales, where confronting body-worn video, CCTV and mobile phone footage exposes excessive force and questionable police conduct.
The program investigates a police accountability system largely hidden from public view, where complaints, internal investigations and secret settlements can leave victims and the public without clear answers.
Through strong personal accounts and shocking footage, the program reveals the lasting human impact of police misconduct, and the long fight for accountability.
Four Corners hears from lawyers, former police officers, criminologists and alleged victims who say too many cases are settled confidentially, leaving the public with little information about whether officers were disciplined, moved, suspended, sacked or charged.
The investigation tackles a critical question: when police abuse their power, who holds them to account?
I've always wondered what would happen if you used milk instead of water
Turns out very bad idea, don't attempt.
How aware are people in Western Australia of the 1933 referendum where the state voted by a two thirds majority to secede from the federation? If a referendum like this were held today what would the results be? How do Western Australian's view the eastern states?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1933_Western_Australian_secession_referendum
🦢 THE ENEMY IS WITHIN YOUR GATES 🦢