The one that actually keeps my fridge from smelling is sealed containers. Glass with a clip lid for anything strong, and cover cut onions and cheese rather than putting them in on a plate. Smells move between foods more than they build up in the air.
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I run backups for a mid-size org and I have tested every restore path at least twice. If you have never restored it, you do not have a backup.
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Ancient sculptors and masons did use wax and marble dust to fill flaws, that part isn't fiction. The leap is from a real practice to a phrase nobody wrote down. Someone with the practice in mind produced a nice explanation and it travelled.
Mild disagreement from the boring corner. If your photo editing means 60 megapixel raw files and 40 layers, 32GB is a real quality of life change and you'll notice it every day, whereas the extra GPU tier gets you frames you may not be able to see. If it means cropping phone photos, ignore me and buy the GPU.
True, but four months of runway is thin for betting on that. I'd want eight before I'd let go of the coverage.
Good call. Two of my shortlist are blocked on the work machine, which settles it faster than any feature comparison would have.