you'll have to excuse those of us who no longer trust the CDC after they intentionally lied to the public numerous times during the Covid-19 pandemic and contributed to the death and permanent injuries of US Americans who became infected due to their misinformation.
I hear this same line from anti vaxxers
but people still lack the fucking common sense to quarantine themself after symptoms go away but when you're still contagious. Smh
CDC says to go back to work and resume normal activities 24 hours after symptoms start to improve but they may still be present.
https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2024/p0301-respiratory-virus.html
What common sense are you relying on here and why does it go against CDC guidelines?
Sure, but there's a difference between no support period and a publicly announced support period.
Feel free to come back and mock me if they break their 7 year promise. I don't think they will.
In my experience Google has a history of discontinuing support at very short notice.
Has this happened earlier than their announced timelines? Google has publicly stated 7 years of support for these phones.
Google absolutely EOL many products, but from what I know they never guaranteed support for those and went back on it later.
Its not underpowered for average users, but it's not meant for professional uses beyond basic office work.
Similar to the mini they offer the Studio which doesn't have a monitor built in https://www.apple.com/mac-mini/compare/?modelList=Mac-studio-2023,Mac-mini-M2
Then for the higher end uses they offer a more typical tower format https://www.apple.com/mac-pro/
Throwing in another similar YouTube suggestion of John Michael Godier
Finamp for anyone using Jellyfin https://github.com/jmshrv/finamp
Yet the game still constantly crashes and has weapons and armor that have no effects.
Be aware that the Outer Wilds and Outer Worlds are different games
The option to skip was there 20 minutes after launch until now.
It said required in the popup, but still had a skip button with no consequences.
I may have misused the term, thanks. As far as the split trigger my understanding is that's for cases where your finger or other object unintentionally partially pulls the trigger.
There's an additional safety on glocks for drops where the firing pin is blocked by the trigger bar unless the trigger is pulled in a manner that satisfies the split trigger mechanism.
There's no manual safety to disengage on Glock handguns, a common standard issue sidearm.
They have safeties such as a split trigger, but they're intended to stop negligent discharges. There's no switch or button to turn it on and off a "safe" mode.