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You can choose what to show in the notification and there is an option to include the message, so I'm guessing that allowed some unencrypted incoming messages to be read.
Location: Palm Bay, Florida Remote: preferred Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Python, SQL, .NET, React, Spark, 5G NR/LTE/UMTS Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/steve-vest-b1123324/ Email:…
Yeah, I hope they put displays on more things. The trends are weird though, since some things that used to have displays no longer have them; you have to use the app on your phone instead...
I still have a TI-86 on my desk that I've had since the late 90s. I use it from time to time for calculations.
I would say cronyism rather than capitalism, but I agree about the "ruling class" sentiment.
Yeah, this "new" trend of "quiet quitting" sounds so silly. People have been behaving like that for a very long time and they've probably always done it.
I'm not surprised by this. I gave up on the YouTube Home page, etc. years ago and I only look at the Subscriptions page. I've just found new channels to subscribe to through word of mouth over the years and I have more…
I'm not sure they would work well if you're listening to loud music or something. Personally, I don't think I'd ever buy a car that uses voice control as its primary interface; I greatly prefer physical buttons.
Yeah, I just replaced mine a couple weeks ago. It wasn't hard, but it wasn't easy either.
That's great. 5G can work if it's deployed well and with sufficient capacity. Unfortunately, that's not the case everywhere. For example, there's no 5G in my area at all and even the 4G coverage and speeds suck.…
That's why I stuck with an S4 for so long; there just wasn't a good replacement that met my requirements. I finally got an S10e a couple years ago, which has been pretty good. It's still a little bigger than I would…
Some probably will.
Exactly, a wage is the price of the labor to perform a specific job and inflation has an effect on all prices, which includes wages.
Whereas I'm on the Do Not Call list as well and get way too many junk calls... so "your mileage may vary"...
If they included governmental owners, it'd dwarf these private holdings. For example, the largest landowner is really the United States Federal government: 640 million acres.
I feel like we should be trying to phase out this special "employee" classification that the gov't defined instead of expanding it.
I wish they would enable an advanced mode or something.
Luckily, my local Publix that I shop at does it quite well.
I just flat out stopped using their recommendations a while ago. I only look at my subscriptions feed.
Luckily, I heard about it on the radio on the way home from work and got home a couple minutes before the launch, so I could watch it from my front yard.
This is why I never look at the recommendations on YouTube. I just go straight to my Subscription feed; there is usually something worth watching there and if not, I find my entertainment elsewhere.
The thing that troubles me the most is the hubris of Facebook to think that they can even attempt to define and enforce speech codes. It is their site, so they can do what they want, but I can also do what I want and…
Nuclear
Makes sense. "Lead exposure in childhood linked to lower IQ, lower status jobs, as adults" https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/03/170328145300.h... Which also correlates with criminality.
Prescriptions
You can choose what to show in the notification and there is an option to include the message, so I'm guessing that allowed some unencrypted incoming messages to be read.
Location: Palm Bay, Florida Remote: preferred Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Python, SQL, .NET, React, Spark, 5G NR/LTE/UMTS Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/steve-vest-b1123324/ Email:…
Yeah, I hope they put displays on more things. The trends are weird though, since some things that used to have displays no longer have them; you have to use the app on your phone instead...
I still have a TI-86 on my desk that I've had since the late 90s. I use it from time to time for calculations.
I would say cronyism rather than capitalism, but I agree about the "ruling class" sentiment.
Yeah, this "new" trend of "quiet quitting" sounds so silly. People have been behaving like that for a very long time and they've probably always done it.
I'm not surprised by this. I gave up on the YouTube Home page, etc. years ago and I only look at the Subscriptions page. I've just found new channels to subscribe to through word of mouth over the years and I have more…
I'm not sure they would work well if you're listening to loud music or something. Personally, I don't think I'd ever buy a car that uses voice control as its primary interface; I greatly prefer physical buttons.
Yeah, I just replaced mine a couple weeks ago. It wasn't hard, but it wasn't easy either.
That's great. 5G can work if it's deployed well and with sufficient capacity. Unfortunately, that's not the case everywhere. For example, there's no 5G in my area at all and even the 4G coverage and speeds suck.…
That's why I stuck with an S4 for so long; there just wasn't a good replacement that met my requirements. I finally got an S10e a couple years ago, which has been pretty good. It's still a little bigger than I would…
Some probably will.
Exactly, a wage is the price of the labor to perform a specific job and inflation has an effect on all prices, which includes wages.
Whereas I'm on the Do Not Call list as well and get way too many junk calls... so "your mileage may vary"...
If they included governmental owners, it'd dwarf these private holdings. For example, the largest landowner is really the United States Federal government: 640 million acres.
I feel like we should be trying to phase out this special "employee" classification that the gov't defined instead of expanding it.
I wish they would enable an advanced mode or something.
Luckily, my local Publix that I shop at does it quite well.
I just flat out stopped using their recommendations a while ago. I only look at my subscriptions feed.
Luckily, I heard about it on the radio on the way home from work and got home a couple minutes before the launch, so I could watch it from my front yard.
This is why I never look at the recommendations on YouTube. I just go straight to my Subscription feed; there is usually something worth watching there and if not, I find my entertainment elsewhere.
The thing that troubles me the most is the hubris of Facebook to think that they can even attempt to define and enforce speech codes. It is their site, so they can do what they want, but I can also do what I want and…
Nuclear
Makes sense. "Lead exposure in childhood linked to lower IQ, lower status jobs, as adults" https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/03/170328145300.h... Which also correlates with criminality.