That’s because people confuse it with Austria.
Woah, I didn’t catch that.
Also, never seen it as de15. I always saw it as db15. It appears both are valid due to misuse! DE-15 is the correct term.
I have kids. I said I wanted them until it really hit home how much work it was. I didn’t shy from the work though, and had 2 more. Now they are close to becoming adults and we are bonding over so many things. I would never do it again without them.
It has been pretty good. Almost like Monk, House, and Fargo as a police show.
Will Trent just used it I think.
Wow, that could have been a fiasco. Glad your friends were accommodating.
My kids are big, but I was sure that cooking removed most of the alcohol. I just checked, and it looks like the sauce would be about 2% alcoholic.
I could get some non alcoholic beer. I’m looking for taste and not booze.
I had to look it up. I could make a cheddar bechamel with lager, a bit of mustard, paprika, Worcestershire sauce. Not sure what else… I could put it on Texas toast.
I wouldn’t make it every time either, but it sounds nice. Reminds me of grilled cheese sandwiches. I have also made garlic bread that way with buttered sliced bread, garlic, and Italian seasoning.
You can always try it now!
It usually helps, but not knowing Heathcliff with Heathcliff would put one at a disadvantage.
Me too, but they are made of glass. I had one that was still in warranty and tried checking the anode. The anode wouldn’t budge, but a few hours later the thing started leaking from up there. Luckily, they honored the warranty and I now have a water heater that is only one year old, and not 5.
Seems like a lot to add to paint, which isn’t intended to be a an intense photo editing tool.
“In fact, it ruined most of the images in our tests, which is also okay, given the Generative Erase is not supposed to be perfect for all types of images.”
I would only do that if it was grimy. Dust would normally brush off. If OP smokes or anything like that then rubbing alcohol would be appropriate.
You can power it off, unplug it, remove the drive, and use a small clean and dry paint brush to ensure there is no dust in there.
Since it is happening with Windows and Linux you may be looking at a bad drive. It would make sense to RMA it.
Yeah. Client was a lab tech. Got it off Pinterest or something.