Nah, it’s still a chore after many years
Nah, it’s still a chore after many years
iPhone? Don’t these kill apps after a few minutes in background?
Wait two weeks, someone will implement this as a Magisk module
“Halassy has no regrets about self-treating” well no shit xD
Maybe you do, I sat in that smell every day of that fucker’s life.
If you’re a frontend programmer, you only need to understand rectangle width and height lol
Im paying for photoprism and donated twice to the unofficial Android client
Check out this app https://github.com/Radiokot/photoprism-android-client
You likely have a “better” IP address than OP. I have old DSL and new LTE, on the LTE I get captchas all the time, on DSL my experience was the same AS yours.
OP sounds like a victim of Python 3, finding various Python 2 projects on the internet, a venv isn’t going to help
Why are you ordering stuff over a phone call and what does a smartphone app have anything to do with it lol
If you mean ordering from a phone shopping app, 1) you can just enter credit card details into the app, you don’t need your bank’s software, 2) you can just use a website on a computer
The rest of the world is already overeducated on US politics. I don’t know the electoral system of my neighboring countries even though that’s just as important, if not more. But US politics is shoved down everyone’s throats. Too much! Handle your internal shit internally and don’t spill the sewage all over the internet.
It’s not inconvenient truth, it’s white noise for the rest of the world
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I stopped giving a fuck after my first glued phone repair attempt. Until that point it was kind of fun and very rewarding, and the glued ones are just pure frustration. Big tech won, I don’t repair phones any more.
In the conflict of interest of individuals vs. “the economy” I’m on the side of individuals, sorry.
Since when keeping the money you earned is “hoarding” and a bad thing?
I think money with expiration period that exists to prevent people from having savings is very dystopian, I don’t feel like there is something to explain.
I refer to comment sections under news about going more cashless, for example. Commenters saying it’s bad for privacy get downvoted a lot because it’s not socially acceptable to say so.
Same in face to face social setting. If you want to take a stand against cashless, it’s good to say something else than the privacy mantra, or people stop listening to you.
For that one time when systemd-logind crashed on every boot on an unmodified CentOS install because of an OOM.
Yes, 100 mg being the standard, 200 mg “strong” ones and 400 mg “we have a good price on these, look how strong they are” said by a visibly excited pharmacy lady. Just behind your eastern border.