If you want the best cooking experience you should ditch the gas all together. It's way, way worse at cooking.
If you want to keep gas there is only 1 acceptable use case: A torch burner for a wok.
huginn
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How much do you pay for electricity?
Because with an induction stove you'll be paying 30% less in cooking costs.
If solar ever settles into a truly functional technology,
If solar what???
Solar beats the everloving shit out of any other power generation source. Not only that but batteries for solar backup are dropping in price right off a cliff.
If you haven't looked in the past couple years you really should: If you can afford the initial capital expenditure it's more than worth it in savings.
Open cad just isn't the same though
Doesn't matter if it's a prerequisite
Sure but gaming is predominantly a social pastime. Meaning that most gamers will make the trade off between installing anticheat and not playing the game their friends are all playing, much like the overwhelming majority of people will trade privacy in favor of being able to send a message to friends on Facebook.
It doesn't matter how much you value your privacy: most people don't care and never will. So without the option to give away privacy to play the latest Ubisoft game they won't be using Linux. Full stop.
Not to mention the major hurdle for Linux gaming is anti cheat software being brought over. Too many games are 100% unplayable because the devs don't allow their anticheat to be installed on Linux systems
Baldur's Gate 3 Has Been Completed by 1.3 Million Players, Shadowheart is Most Popular Love Interest
Minthy makes you climb a mountain of corpses first ❤️
This is just the international commitment: internally the US was committed to passing off by 2035.
Which is fucking insane. We should be off coal by 2024.
Not mine, grabbed it from the link, but it's a great explanation!
The ASD community would be right. There's no bigger insult than being connected with Big Bang Theory
Ah yeah hurricanes definitely become a limiting factor there.
You do get a 30% tax credit though right now if that wasn't part of your calculus