That's kind of what I thought after I saw the website, just because I have never heard of them.
Where is the part that I find out that I don't have the skills and it would take me years to learn to do what I want to do?
Why!? Who actually has anything against renewables besides fossil fuel companies?
Also, he also doesn't give a crap about the whales.
A lot of people have mentioned that the reverence can be loosely defined and doesn't necessarily specify a certain god, but also a lot of it depends, I'm sure, on which part of the country you are in, which organization charters for you, and the volunteers that are actually part of the organization. Many people have barely had to say what they are reverent to and move on.
They have to care about the kids and also have the time, capacity, and energy to put into making scouting enjoyable. If they don't have the support of other volunteers it makes it exponentially harder too.
Also while it may be true in some parts of the country, I cannot imagine the other volunteers will ban you for something as semantic as the "wrong" religion or a different definition of reverence.
what's a better name we could come up with for Soy Drink? we just need a new word
How could these adults possibly know how to put heavy things in front of doors and wrap something around something? How I ask you!?
Would it listen if you told it to tell you when it didn't know something specifically to try to keep it from lying?
Hello me. Unless I really can't find a result I'm looking for or I need a map feature. I don't use google
My parents live in an area without good tv antenna reception, but don't want to get cable for just local channels. Is there a way over the internet to get local channels that isn't cable or an antenna? Preferably with a Roku or something like that, but not necessary, just not overly complicated. I see that pluto.tv has some large cities, but obviously not more local than that.
Mine would be creating pen and paper ciphers for my made up secret communication needs.
I'm looking for a small older site (that may or may not still exist), maybe 5-10 years old, where you could create process maps for a UI.
It allowed for creating simply with text and tab structure, but also allowed for clicking and changing between the screens. It eventually added the ability to do a little light coding (javascript maybe) and the ability to link to a Figma design for the ui. It had 4 views, and it felt similar to this site https://flowchart.fun but with more features.
It's been bothering me for years now as it was pretty useful even though it was just a browser app. Does anyone remember this or something like it? Thanks