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Yeah, their ability to afford the cleanup doesn’t change the fact that it’s their responsibility. If they can find a way to drill the wells, they can find a way to clean them up.
Yeah, their ability to afford the cleanup doesn’t change the fact that it’s their responsibility. If they can find a way to drill the wells, they can find a way to clean them up.
I would agree, but it also wasn’t a public school. Parochial schools in some places can be lax on the “Monday through Friday” type of school and focus on the Sunday School part.
Yeah… Just because you say you’d prefer to not take responsibility doesn’t absoluve you from responsibility.
Unless it does, in which case I will begin committing crimes and saying that constantly.
It’s also on sale on Steam. Anyone know if it’s good? General Steam reviews suggest the base game is almost a ‘lite’ version without the DLC
But didn’t most of the things that happened with him happen in 2020? Why would they be dropping him now and not 4 years ago? Did they just wait until it became public before doing anything about it?
Oh, sorry. They meant, “No smoke; without fire” it’s like the firewatcher’s “All clear”. There’s no smoke and they’re without fire.
You’re weighing speed & energy usage vs cost. With a small array, HDDs power draw difference probably won’t amount to much and you may hit the RPi’s I/O bottleneck before fully benefiting from SSDs speeds, though latency would be better.
But TL;DR: If your goal is to learn and build something cheap, go HDD. If you hate it, you can upgrade over time.