She also recommends the documentation several times in the video, this is just an explanation of the features in comparison to ps

How well does it work with foreign names, obscure titles, DJ Sets and remixes?

Example: Wir sind Helden - Nur ein Wort (Otto Kuhn Remix) Hozho - DJ Mix 03 (Live @ Jardins Efémeros, Viseu)

Casey Neistat is a Zionist with very vile opinions on Palestinians bordering on “if there is a genocide its a good one”

2014 Germany for the final at category 1 was 990$, less than half, accounting for inflation and generously rounding this would be 1400$.

Edit: Less than half for Cat 4 right now

I actually like FreeCAD and its UI a lot and the recent improvements are huge! Yes it has its quirks but for a tool as versatile as FreeCAD they are acceptable.

I mean its still in use anyways, so might aswell choose the most direct and selective method if that is via glycocojugates.

As a chemist that makes me wonder why they dont wrap the platinum in sugar complexes

Edit: Nevermind, they have: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/316670861_GLUT1-mediated_selective_tumor_targeting_with_fluorine_containing_platinumII_glycoconjugates

I would recommend anything Thermal Grizzly: https://www.thermal-grizzly.com/

Simply because the owner has two 1 hour long videos explaining how its made and tested and it actually seems to be one of the best.

Found this on stackoverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68903835/how-to-draw-a-shape-inside-a-pdf-with-python

import fitz

Open the pdf

doc = fitz.open(‘./test.pdf’) for page in doc: # For every page, draw a rectangle on coordinates (1,1)(100,100) page.draw_rect([1,1,100,100], color = (0, 1, 0), width = 2)

Save pdf

doc.save(‘./your-route/name.pdf’)

Seems like it has a solid chance of working.

Missed opportunity to call it AKDEmy

PopOS is great, the installation process is like 5minutes, with 4 minutes being the download and boot from USB. From there on you click “next” 5 times and are rebooting into a working system.

To be absolutely honest, I had to do some googling and command line stuff to get my fingerprint reader in the laptop working but that was the only thing that needed any attention. But I never did a Windows install where I didnt have to configure at least 2-3 drivers, so I consider it a draw.

From there one it is the typical stuff: You need one proprietary software? You have to figure it out for hours how to get it to work. You are fine with open source options? Go enjoy a blazing fast ad-free non intrusive non annoying OS. For me the trade of is worth it. Been using Linux since I was 14, if I could do it from my kids room with parents switching of WLAN after 22:00 you can do it too.