Gormadt

How I'd do it is basically

72 * (10+3)

(72 * 10) + (72 * 3)

(720) + (3*(70+2))

(720) + (210+6)

(720) + (216)

936

Basically I break the numbers apart into easier chunks and then add them together.

On the note of "keeping your phone in airplane mode":

No Bluetooth enabled devices is a good point too.

Those devices broadcast identifiable data whenever Bluetooth is enabled, and that data can be logged very easily. If an app has Bluetooth permissions it has the capability of logging that info. Or a simple device that logs nearby Bluetooth devices. About 2 years ago I placed a device in my apartment next to a road and within a week I had the habits of my neighbors logged with accurate timestamps. I took that device apart after that, it's a macropad now.

So for the sake of privacy, no Bluetooth headphones, watches, etc near your "Go bag" phone when it has a battery in it. IMO avoid such devices in general.

"1v1 me on Rust bro"

Ah those were the days

Does COD still have that map? The last time I played it was in MW2 on the Xbox 360.

What makes you think it's AI generated?

I'm liking Linux Mint and Kubuntu personally.

Especially Kubuntu for my main desktop PC, Linux Mint for my little clunker PC I use to run my 3D printers.

Not to mention we'd be fighting against the might of the US military.

Last time I checked they've got the capability to turn someone to paint faster than you can say, "Do you hear something?"

Keep talking about it abroad

Best to work on your cardio now as well, if you've gotta trek to a destination it's best to have some endurance.

We've got big long borders and a lot of it is incredibly undeveloped.

I think they think that by having a passport you can go work in another country and skip out on taxes?

I don't know where they got that idea but it's hella wrong.

Drinking soap makes my stomach upset and drinking alcohol makes me upset, that means I'm a human right?

Basically Lightroom is for editing photos in a specific format, there's a couple alternatives that work well on Linux. Primarily Darktable and RawTherapee.

It's really good at what it does and is basically an industry standard.

But Adobe being Adobe I really want to stop giving them money but I need to replace it first.

Mine that's still on Windows is while I'm transitioning away from Lightroom.

It's the only thing left at this point that's holding me there.

I would just dual boot a system for when I need to use it but I really wanna stop using Adobe software for a number of reasons.