If you read the article it's the worst of both worlds: Keep clock time the same but start work and school 30 minutes later?
Calling canceling a time change mere days before it was going to happen "the voice of reason" is rich
This is a very thinly veiled ad
I think the biggest difference is how the feedback loop used to work when hand coding. The pdf colors being inverted in dark mode is a bug i could see myself accidentally create, but i would've seen that immediately…
> This has got nothing to do with protecting any users, or public. I don't see another good reason why the EU would force them to do this
> And of course, cookies are no longer needed for invasive tracking, fingerprinting, and data disaggregation. Been this for years. But hey, bureaucracies never backtrack, so we will have the cookie consent until the…
You do have to request them and the person you requested them for will know you did so
Why would anyone pay for these tokens?
> I feel like this is going to end up being like cookie laws Companies will implement it in the worst way possible? Nowhere in the cookie laws does it say you need to add a banner, you just can't spy on users without…
BOYD is corporate to me, BYOC LANs were common here
Updates? To an ESPHome device?
I heard this one a lot 6+ years ago
> Geist Pixel isn’t a novelty font. It’s a system extension. Okay LLM
For a specific group of people in the world anything but "USA nr1" is hard to image, I understand. Can the nuanced take be: Europe does it better sometimes? Not the best slogan but you're not in marketing
We can all run this through our LLM if choice, why post this?
When there was only a single terminal it was common in Europe to just... walk to the counter and pay for the meal card in hand. No other way to type in your PIN
Sometimes you start reading comments like this being like "interesting viewpoint", but then somehow Russia deciding to invade a foreign country is the fault of the west and you're like "ah it's a Russian troll"
Kessler Syndrome mentioned in the first line? With the air resistance at 400km that seems unlikely
This is what working in a toxic working culture does to a person. "Because I only have one week of PTO a year and have to be constantly add afraid of being fired, everyone should be!"
This is happening everywhere, making a quick buck and completely ruining your reputation. The main Amazon competitor in The Netherlands bol.com has gone down the exact same path
Also known as the "kiddy pool" that SpaceX slaps cameras and a starlink dish in on top of to record landings in the middle of the ocean
It's been quite a while since Finnish independence
But highly susceptible to unauthorized use. The app version can also alert drivers directly with an audible alert that an emergency vehicle is close by
Depth reconstruction with IR cameras in laptops today is incredibly hard. While the camera itself is exposed in Linux as a USB camera, the sync with the IR emitters is completely lost. Because of this we cannot extract…
Main dev here: If you're on the 3.0 version you'll be able to install howdy-gtk, which will show a popup at the top of your screen when authenticating. You can also enable "rubberstamps" which require an action from you…
If you read the article it's the worst of both worlds: Keep clock time the same but start work and school 30 minutes later?
Calling canceling a time change mere days before it was going to happen "the voice of reason" is rich
This is a very thinly veiled ad
I think the biggest difference is how the feedback loop used to work when hand coding. The pdf colors being inverted in dark mode is a bug i could see myself accidentally create, but i would've seen that immediately…
> This has got nothing to do with protecting any users, or public. I don't see another good reason why the EU would force them to do this
> And of course, cookies are no longer needed for invasive tracking, fingerprinting, and data disaggregation. Been this for years. But hey, bureaucracies never backtrack, so we will have the cookie consent until the…
You do have to request them and the person you requested them for will know you did so
Why would anyone pay for these tokens?
> I feel like this is going to end up being like cookie laws Companies will implement it in the worst way possible? Nowhere in the cookie laws does it say you need to add a banner, you just can't spy on users without…
BOYD is corporate to me, BYOC LANs were common here
Updates? To an ESPHome device?
I heard this one a lot 6+ years ago
> Geist Pixel isn’t a novelty font. It’s a system extension. Okay LLM
For a specific group of people in the world anything but "USA nr1" is hard to image, I understand. Can the nuanced take be: Europe does it better sometimes? Not the best slogan but you're not in marketing
We can all run this through our LLM if choice, why post this?
When there was only a single terminal it was common in Europe to just... walk to the counter and pay for the meal card in hand. No other way to type in your PIN
Sometimes you start reading comments like this being like "interesting viewpoint", but then somehow Russia deciding to invade a foreign country is the fault of the west and you're like "ah it's a Russian troll"
Kessler Syndrome mentioned in the first line? With the air resistance at 400km that seems unlikely
This is what working in a toxic working culture does to a person. "Because I only have one week of PTO a year and have to be constantly add afraid of being fired, everyone should be!"
This is happening everywhere, making a quick buck and completely ruining your reputation. The main Amazon competitor in The Netherlands bol.com has gone down the exact same path
Also known as the "kiddy pool" that SpaceX slaps cameras and a starlink dish in on top of to record landings in the middle of the ocean
It's been quite a while since Finnish independence
But highly susceptible to unauthorized use. The app version can also alert drivers directly with an audible alert that an emergency vehicle is close by
Depth reconstruction with IR cameras in laptops today is incredibly hard. While the camera itself is exposed in Linux as a USB camera, the sync with the IR emitters is completely lost. Because of this we cannot extract…
Main dev here: If you're on the 3.0 version you'll be able to install howdy-gtk, which will show a popup at the top of your screen when authenticating. You can also enable "rubberstamps" which require an action from you…