I would think both need 3d spatial awareness and ability to visualize maps etc. So I’m not sure why It selected Helicopter pilot.

I do have very good seat of the pants awareness which is great for driving, or cycling on snow and ice etc. Or feeling minute vibrations in the car controls that signal what parts are wornout.

But there’s no way the testing could have captured Proprioception and kinesthesia levels. Unless it was built into the questions, somehow asking about clumsy vs agility?

Astronaut. Later in highschool the assessments said I should be a Helicopter Pilot.

Good point.

Recently deleted Adobe PDF because of this nonsense and installed a free tool that is so clean/clutter free

I assume they are including tablets as desktops

Sales tax is a bad tax if it applies to necessities, because it unfairly punishes low income earners. In my opinion sales tax on luxury items makes sense. Those who have disposable income to by a super car, or yacht, etc should pay a huge tax…or just roll it all into income tax without loopholes.

Alberta doesn’t have Sales tax.

British Columbia has it but not on grocery food items, nor on clothing for youth.

I like how it has the sad face at the end, like: this won’t amount to much…sorry to disappoint you guys.

The modern sports cars sound horrible.

I spilt wine into my M. Sad times

Einsturzende Neubauten for the win.

Yeah, a friend of mine loves the sound of twins. (The engines, not the babies)

Sound of Inline 4 motorcycle sport bike. Not the high rake supersport with loud aftermarket pipe, but the stock pipe on a comfort sport bike.

It burbles like a purring cat when idling, and comes to life when accelerating; with a mix of high revving engine, the intake and exhaust noise, the transmission whine, and the subtle tinkle noise of the chain going over the sprockets. Its like a beautiful cacophony.

I hate gas leafblowers, those should have to be electric only.

I tried both, back and forth, but settled on GNOME. It didn’t have the odd quirks Plasma did, and it is all cohesive like you’d expect a polished product this be like.

I also had one machine from 2010 with a celeron and GNOME was just faster at responding due to how it precaches stuff into memory.

Why? wireguard doesn’t respond if the keys are wrong.

If I’m recalling correctly GNOME disks has a menu option for drive parameters so you can set stuff if the drive supports it.

Edit: Something like this tabbed menu With Standby and Power Management

Excuse me, do you have any pirate memory games aimed at children aged 6-8

Can you port forward on the router?

The internet is dead isn’t it

I have no training. Moved to Linux when W10 came out, and just organically got to self hosting

I would go through regularly and part with an item that held least significance. And repeat monthly till I pared it down to a small collection.

Donate books to literacy place, or drop them randomly in the little libraries (if your city supports those citizen made structures).

CDs are a dollar at the thrift store, but if you have an artists set you might get a fan on Craigslist or kijiji or marketplace that wants them.