The wikipedia article is a little ambiguous on this.
Pheidippides is said to have run approximately 240 kilometres (150 mi) from Athens to Sparta (and back to Athens)
My first interpretation was that the run from Athens to Sparta was 240km, and additionally he ran back to Athens which would be an extra 240km. Which would actually seem correct, as osm's route is about 217km one way.
Sorry if this is a dumb question, I don't know anything about graphics design, just about the technology behind it.
Why do you send all these things as separate files? Is just a rasterised or vector export of the project not enough?
Sounds like the design world really needs a standardised container format that can contain all these separate things otherwise.
It's developed by google, and google having a lead in something usually isn't a good thing. They might just make up their own extensions and stuff, and other browsers will just have to deal with this. Just like they do with other web standards.
Yeah they didn't say anything about efficiency lol, where the hell did all that come from
Ah damn that sucks. And that for an online mode notorious for its cheaters.
I never said there was. There is however a kernel parameter to change the machine id, which I did say.
If you're really worried about that, just change it every time you boot or something. There's a kernel parameter to change it.
Or he used Edge, so Microsoft just has all his browsing data.
As long as you can export to the same format, it shouldn't matter from the print shop's perspective, no? They just see the same file they would've always seen.
I can say that both versions of GTA5 on steam run without issues, though I've never played online, but the option is available.
That shit's $20 per month? What the hell, that would be my third most expensive monthly payment behind rent and internet.
There's only 4 Dutch banks that still support authenticating without an app, and iirc one of them announced they're going app-only not long ago:
https://www.bank.nl/kennisbank/bankieren-zonder-app/