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I think you should try. RTX 3090 with 64GB DDR4 worked surprisingly well with lots of headroom (Strata reserves ~28GB system RAM in my case).

There are government subsidies for consumers to either have a fixed price or a price cap on electricity in Norway as a political response to the increase. This would be harder to pull off if not most of the profits from export didn’t land in the public sector (either taxes or government owned energy companies).

You can add

    [lints.clippy]
    unwrap_used = "deny"

to Cargo.toml if you want to avoid unwrap and then explicitly opt-in with #[allow(clippy::unwrap_used)]

It's available in Settings > FaceTime > Eye Contact.

Haven’t tried them out yet, but railway.app looks promising. Same for fly.io

I’m not sure about the US, but their European service is very transparent on pricing (they offer two different products between the two markets). Some edge cases are generally hard to cover though, especially for unauthenticated users browsing: young driver fees and increased insurance premiums if you’d like a lower deductible.

Disclaimer: co-founded a P2P car sharing service in Norway that was acquired by Getaround in 2019.

Domains that have less frequent lookups so the chance of getting a cached response is lower.

I use Spectacle for window management on a 49" ultrawide and it works great for dividing the screen into 3 segments. Having one window centered helps avoiding too much horizontal movement of my neck as well (which I've been recommended to avoid by a physiotherapist).

No, it doesn’t. We just built a merchant app for the App Store where merchants of our platform should be able to handle and process orders made on our website from customers.

Apple refused to approve the app unless we added a storefront to our app and used in-app purchases. But that’s not something we consider a core feature of the app.