Isn't it flipped? Counterintuitively
alphapuggle
joined 2 years ago
The first computer I owned was scrap from a hospital and had a keyed power button
Max? Sorry what's Max?
Personally I always think of this when I see him
Did you just recently purchase it? If you ask steam support will usually give you the difference
When will we learn to stop using television stars for economic policy? That's how we got in this mess
Hey I got this email in my inbox figured I'd try to fill it out
It required a donation to submit the survey. The data presented here is worth less than the paper it's printed on, and it's displayed on a fucking LCD
This has been happening for years. Microsoft forces users to create an account at setup then conveniently makes sure you never remember that password again by having you setup a pin. Saw a decent number of customers have to setup their PCs again because bitlocker triggered and they didn't know the user or password the recovery code was associated with.
Inplace=true will modify the original dataframe, while false will return the result in a new dataframe. When you assign a variable the result of in place=true (dataframe = dataframe...(I place=true)), you've overwritten the data frame with the result of that call (which is nothing, it happened in place)
Don't use snap anymore, but I used to be able to turn my data off after loading the video, save it to gallery, then reset the app to prevent sending a message
Oh man, I remember when this was the new one
If I'm close enough to tell this, the last thing I'm probably worried about is if it's an alligator or a crocodile