I feel like it would be useful to know exactly how much alcohol is in a can or a bottle
They always list the total volume of the liquid so you can easily get the absolute alcohol content with the percentage.
theKalash
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All you need is a VPN, connect to the UK and you can make an account on channel4.com and watch everything there.
With some fiddeling around you can even download the videos straight from their website.
For contrast so the text remains readable.
Ah yes, the imporant news of someone making a reddit comment.
He was an MIT grad in physics and minor in math, his girlfriend was a mathmatician too. Clearly he must be intelligent.
Yes, depending on how hard he worked, properly a bit above average. But really it doesn't say that much.
I would assume that he would be smart enough to funnel money out to secret untraceable accounts
Why? Those seems more like something a lawyer or economist would know about. As you said he graduated in physics and maths.
But I agree. He should have been smart enough to at least hire someone to help him with that.
No, everyone had been telling him he was the smartest guy in the room. He clearly wasn't.
I have the AccuBattery Pro app. It allowes you to set a charge limit. I've set mine to 78% and then disconnect the charger.
It's worse than the original design with the white/green/blue tri-colour on the right.
But still a big improvement.
Were there though? I've hardly seen the use of any missiles. It's mostly gravity bombs and artillery shells.
I don't remember ever seeing them switch out the voice actors.
They just learn the bits in the other language. It's not like it has to be good. Most of the time they totally butcher it, but who cares?
It doesn't seem to work as intended at this time. But back on reddit this was "gold" feature. And I actually liked it. Hopefully it will be fixed.
Same shit, different platform.