Why does Nate Hoffelder need to review the security of my connection all of a sudden? It didnt seem to bother them an hour ago /s
Good to get this cleared up. I had 5-0 in the back of my mind .. putting it down to too much SWOS back in the heyday
Is it they do illegal thing and then try to extort money from you for doing the same thing? Or have they received a royal blessing nowadays and can do so legally?
Will just squirt some ink into your mouth upon detecting such abuse and violation of ToS
Maybe, but the product is called Thunderbird not Firebird
Yeah, it looks like a Firebird now. It confuses the hell out of me
Now it's just a fox looking like a bird. Not a fan
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I look no further than bubble sort -- it is simple enough I can recite it straight away should someone wake me up at modnight.
On top of that (and maybe I'm just clumsy with controls) I can easily jump back and forth and re-read the text a few times if I need to. It's very difficult to rewind the video to exactly the same position you need it…
That's their mobile layout in general. In their view they must have improved UX immensely since no mobile person has needed help/support since introduction of infinite scrolling
There's no need to limit this to meat. "Eating less would". And likely have other benefits too.
Great example of how refactoring is a neat way to introduce bugs and break features
Well, once it's out it's out. O can just imagine fixing this would break some clever mod/campaign featuring deadly relics that monks are forbidden to touch.
Is there more on this mitm cert spoofing somewhere I can read up on? Sounds intriguing to say the least
Anyone figured out how to do that most efficiently? You can't have two "old" co-existign at the same time? I'm using the rename method but struggle each time Which one is better to rename, the old-old or the new-old?
Nice, wonder how long will it take for banks to cotton on and get rid of the stupid "my voice is my password" verification mechanism
Thought it's common knowledge the proper way to redact things is by masking it physically, then re-doing a photo/scan of an item.
Yes but defining it like this does not help much in avoidong future refactoring. The value should be loaded from a property file and/or environment variable at least
And then I've seen websites hoggi g gigs of local storage after you visit them once a blue moon. The trend is blatantly towards no optimization whatsoever. Apart from profits and squeezing the last drop off your…
Not necessarily, but governments would need to be transparent about subsidising logistics.. instead of the current state where this is done covertly by taxing little vehicles disproportionately.
Nostalgic flashback to Premier Manager games, where players stats decreased as they aged. When they went /below 0/ they flipped around to 127. So a good strategy was to scout out really bad players from lower leagues…
I'm guessing there was a study of some kind and not just theoretical debate? In a way I would agree with you, but I can also see an argument for the contrary. As in you don't want to change the pattern at this point as…
There's and ending to Minecraft? There goes my perception (acquired over the years of reading bits and bobs about it) of it being an endless world building game.
Don't understand the downvotes.. you gotta vote with your wallet. Anyone asking for a password immediately loses all credibility in my eyes. And besides, Apple churns out a lot of hype around their good privacy…
Why does Nate Hoffelder need to review the security of my connection all of a sudden? It didnt seem to bother them an hour ago /s
Good to get this cleared up. I had 5-0 in the back of my mind .. putting it down to too much SWOS back in the heyday
Is it they do illegal thing and then try to extort money from you for doing the same thing? Or have they received a royal blessing nowadays and can do so legally?
Will just squirt some ink into your mouth upon detecting such abuse and violation of ToS
Maybe, but the product is called Thunderbird not Firebird
Yeah, it looks like a Firebird now. It confuses the hell out of me
Now it's just a fox looking like a bird. Not a fan
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I look no further than bubble sort -- it is simple enough I can recite it straight away should someone wake me up at modnight.
On top of that (and maybe I'm just clumsy with controls) I can easily jump back and forth and re-read the text a few times if I need to. It's very difficult to rewind the video to exactly the same position you need it…
That's their mobile layout in general. In their view they must have improved UX immensely since no mobile person has needed help/support since introduction of infinite scrolling
There's no need to limit this to meat. "Eating less would". And likely have other benefits too.
Great example of how refactoring is a neat way to introduce bugs and break features
Well, once it's out it's out. O can just imagine fixing this would break some clever mod/campaign featuring deadly relics that monks are forbidden to touch.
Is there more on this mitm cert spoofing somewhere I can read up on? Sounds intriguing to say the least
Anyone figured out how to do that most efficiently? You can't have two "old" co-existign at the same time? I'm using the rename method but struggle each time Which one is better to rename, the old-old or the new-old?
Nice, wonder how long will it take for banks to cotton on and get rid of the stupid "my voice is my password" verification mechanism
Thought it's common knowledge the proper way to redact things is by masking it physically, then re-doing a photo/scan of an item.
Yes but defining it like this does not help much in avoidong future refactoring. The value should be loaded from a property file and/or environment variable at least
And then I've seen websites hoggi g gigs of local storage after you visit them once a blue moon. The trend is blatantly towards no optimization whatsoever. Apart from profits and squeezing the last drop off your…
Not necessarily, but governments would need to be transparent about subsidising logistics.. instead of the current state where this is done covertly by taxing little vehicles disproportionately.
Nostalgic flashback to Premier Manager games, where players stats decreased as they aged. When they went /below 0/ they flipped around to 127. So a good strategy was to scout out really bad players from lower leagues…
I'm guessing there was a study of some kind and not just theoretical debate? In a way I would agree with you, but I can also see an argument for the contrary. As in you don't want to change the pattern at this point as…
There's and ending to Minecraft? There goes my perception (acquired over the years of reading bits and bobs about it) of it being an endless world building game.
Don't understand the downvotes.. you gotta vote with your wallet. Anyone asking for a password immediately loses all credibility in my eyes. And besides, Apple churns out a lot of hype around their good privacy…