IIRC even LASER was seen as a novely demonstration of quite an obscure effect…
Maybe someone with a really interesting voice?
The EU can comply with its own regulations, it’s just that EU citizens (sometimes) can force it into compliance if it does not. That’s a nice feature.
So your point is that even with a IFR of less than 2.6% bodies had to be stored in freeze trucks? Ugh.
“I am sure” of many things I have no idea about, too. It’s called Dunning Kruger effect.
If you don‘t seriously talk about politics but consider it sports and entertainment and about “winning”, you get Dr. Oz and RFKjr to decide about your health and Matt Gaetz overseeing justice. Politics is everywhere and…
Interestingly the only people who are not supposed to “push a political agenda” are usually accused of being “woke” in one of the next sentences. “Keeping politics out” brought the US - and the world - Trump, two times.…
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> Threads was immediately political and I assume bluesky is too. Life is political. Believing that it’s not only means that someone who is also pretending that life is not political will make the rules.
Oh, you’ll be hearing it for much longer. Greetings from Germany.
The US will stay the country that voted for Trump (and is close to doing this again) and the Washington Post will stay the newspaper where the billionaire owner decides what is published. None of this can be repaired…
Her name was Breonna Taylor, she was an emergency medical technician until police shot her. #sayHerName https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_Breonna_Taylor
> What are you doing that actually benefits from gluing the screen to your face? For a start you get multiple very large virtual screens that are a lot bigger than the screen in a notebook. This to me is an interesting…
I know it’s a lot of work but this would be great and it may give readers a deeper understanding into security in general.
Even when I‘m logged out I expect at least information on my geographical location to seep into the archive via URLs addressing specific CDN endpoints or similar mechanisms.
I was about to post a link to the same URL but archived using singleFile, which looks like the original at amazon. I didn‘t because I realized that I have absolutely no idea what additional information would be hidden…
So even if your company has its own mailserver everyone is locked out of email if some Microsoft services are down, again. Brilliant.
It’s an abstraction that makes people focus on the part that is relevant for the discussion at hand, and not on implementation details.
Too bad if the DRM-server that knows that you paid for Apple CarPlay/Google Auto is turned off…
Using adblockers is a safety measure. Since ads on websites today are known to spread malware and the ad industry has not been able or is not interested in fixing this I don‘t see any value in discussing your idea.
That‘s what we got for privatization and many years of „conservative“ ministers of transport and public infrastructure. Just wait for the first bridge to fail with a train or a car on it and the calls for public-private…
Perfumes have been used for thousands of years and shops are investing into the right aromas to make their customers buy more. I wouldn’t be surprised if the right aromas can have a positive influence on a patients…
No shielding at all?
Can all the Helen Lovejoys angry about this nonsensical feature please just stop using iTerm? iTerm would lose a single digit number of users and $0 of income.
I’m not trying to rain on your parade, but: There’s a market for an application that encodes/decodes files base64? And one of the selling propositions is that it’s running locally?
IIRC even LASER was seen as a novely demonstration of quite an obscure effect…
Maybe someone with a really interesting voice?
The EU can comply with its own regulations, it’s just that EU citizens (sometimes) can force it into compliance if it does not. That’s a nice feature.
So your point is that even with a IFR of less than 2.6% bodies had to be stored in freeze trucks? Ugh.
“I am sure” of many things I have no idea about, too. It’s called Dunning Kruger effect.
If you don‘t seriously talk about politics but consider it sports and entertainment and about “winning”, you get Dr. Oz and RFKjr to decide about your health and Matt Gaetz overseeing justice. Politics is everywhere and…
Interestingly the only people who are not supposed to “push a political agenda” are usually accused of being “woke” in one of the next sentences. “Keeping politics out” brought the US - and the world - Trump, two times.…
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> Threads was immediately political and I assume bluesky is too. Life is political. Believing that it’s not only means that someone who is also pretending that life is not political will make the rules.
Oh, you’ll be hearing it for much longer. Greetings from Germany.
The US will stay the country that voted for Trump (and is close to doing this again) and the Washington Post will stay the newspaper where the billionaire owner decides what is published. None of this can be repaired…
Her name was Breonna Taylor, she was an emergency medical technician until police shot her. #sayHerName https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_Breonna_Taylor
> What are you doing that actually benefits from gluing the screen to your face? For a start you get multiple very large virtual screens that are a lot bigger than the screen in a notebook. This to me is an interesting…
I know it’s a lot of work but this would be great and it may give readers a deeper understanding into security in general.
Even when I‘m logged out I expect at least information on my geographical location to seep into the archive via URLs addressing specific CDN endpoints or similar mechanisms.
I was about to post a link to the same URL but archived using singleFile, which looks like the original at amazon. I didn‘t because I realized that I have absolutely no idea what additional information would be hidden…
So even if your company has its own mailserver everyone is locked out of email if some Microsoft services are down, again. Brilliant.
It’s an abstraction that makes people focus on the part that is relevant for the discussion at hand, and not on implementation details.
Too bad if the DRM-server that knows that you paid for Apple CarPlay/Google Auto is turned off…
Using adblockers is a safety measure. Since ads on websites today are known to spread malware and the ad industry has not been able or is not interested in fixing this I don‘t see any value in discussing your idea.
That‘s what we got for privatization and many years of „conservative“ ministers of transport and public infrastructure. Just wait for the first bridge to fail with a train or a car on it and the calls for public-private…
Perfumes have been used for thousands of years and shops are investing into the right aromas to make their customers buy more. I wouldn’t be surprised if the right aromas can have a positive influence on a patients…
No shielding at all?
Can all the Helen Lovejoys angry about this nonsensical feature please just stop using iTerm? iTerm would lose a single digit number of users and $0 of income.
I’m not trying to rain on your parade, but: There’s a market for an application that encodes/decodes files base64? And one of the selling propositions is that it’s running locally?