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Yeah that doesn’t work if you live in Seattle.
Yeah that doesn’t work if you live in Seattle.
Nightlys are not things you should recommend for production use. Especially for (potentially) non tech savvy teachers and students.
To be honest, that was the biggest value proposition of GitHub Copilot.
It’s relative. If you just started, it might feel like a lot of YAML, but if you used it back when everything had to be done in YAML, modern Home Assistant will feel like little to no YAML.
Oaf. For a very vocal sub, it sure goes quiet when people start asking for constructive solutions instead of criticisms/rants. 😆
I really do hope I’m mistaken, and the responses will start pouring in as this post gets more visibility.
Oaf. Give your perspective for someone who asked for insight and immediately be told by people that your life/relationship is wrong.
I want to take a moment to just thanks for your reply with no judgement.
And they take up a lot more space than traffic lights.
The trade off for improved traffic flow is worth it unless space is at a premium, which tends to be the case in high density cities.
In my experience, it’s both. I’m watching a friend of mine go on the apps and she got over 2000 likes (I’m not even exaggerating) in a week. When she sorts through those she first reacts to the main photo, and then looks at their job, and the rest of the profile.
So in order to get matches as a guy, you need to have your life together with a stable job, an interesting personality you can somehow convey in a profile, and good enough looks for that to matter.
It’s because they’re a privately owned company.
The pressure for enshitification mostly comes from shareholders. Without them, the company can actually think about their long term future and decide exactly when and when not to increase profit.
I tend to avoid proprietary things whenever possible these days, but I found most things by small, privately owned companies are pretty good towards their users.
The most common advice for git is
commit early. commit often
Do not however, follow the same advice for relationships.
SOMEONE BUILT THIS, SO IT MUST LEAD SOMEWHERE
So, if an application crashes on your device, you’re okay with it never getting fixed because the developer has no idea it’s a problem?
Oooh! I got this one! There’s an excellent YouTube channel called “Fall of Civilizations” that show all the different ways this happened in the past.
Not if Google’s web DRM thing goes through
They didn’t create Flash. They bought a company called Macromedia who had created Flash.
Because moderating can be a full time job. If you go for a vacation, have a family emergency, etc and aren’t actively looking at your instance, then it’s “left to rot”.
If it’s possible, doing the steps OP mentioned before going on leave will help the server avoid getting into a mess while you’re gone.
That doesn’t mean anything. For example, WhatsApp is “using the signal protocol” but is very much a walled garden.
What’s wrong with just using matrix?
Are billionaires as much of a problem in China as they are in the west? I thought they already had way less, and the ones that do exist still have to bend over backwards to appease the CCP.