In the Netherlands we have bol.com that is generally more popular for online shopping, but in other countries amazon entered the market pretty early.
I've only tried Amazon a few times, but it doesn't really seem like a quality service so who knows 🤷
I brush my teeth after applying the conditioner in my hair. Being done brushing signifies it is time to rinse out the conditioner
I've been using Mint for quite a while now on a spare machine and it's the first linux strain that has me not giving up in frustration. I can definitely recommend.
I quite like Retromation aside from the ones mentioned so far. Some games he'll turn into a longer series while continually showcasing new titles as well.
I don't have the energy to cook towards the end of the work week so might as well relax while they make their way to me.
I would rather cook myself than going out to pick up food.
At some point you will drop down to your level online, but itll take a few losses to push through. It is such a lovely game though, but just a bit too stressful for me.
I miss using tfvc. Everything except for branching worked pretty well in visual studio.
Branching worked fine if you didnt have more than 2 or 3 too.
Sadly branches are pretty useful so git it is.
I've used samsung s2, s4 mini, s6, s10e and now s23. They've all been perfectly fine products in my opinion. Their ssd as well. Not to say others aren't better, but I've just never had a reason to switch
That is so annoying.. when I'm working from home I just start a meeting with myself in Teams to keep the pc from autolocking.
Using Connect, it was the second app I tried during the time there were a lot of connection issues with Jerboa (the errors weren't their fault, but they weren't handled as gracefully as I would've liked at the time). No complaints really, so I've stuck with it.
The way you walk is apparently also unique per human so you might have to take up a limp or something similar.
So far it is mainly an advanced search engine, someone still needs to know what to ask it, interpret the results and correct them. Then there's the task of fitting it into an existing solution / landscape.
Then there's the 50% of non coding tasks you have to perform once you're no longer a junior. I think it'll be mainly useful for getting developers with less experience productive faster, but require more oversight from experienced devs.
At least for the way things are developing at the moment.