Which the crowd cheered for, keep in mind.
Which the crowd cheered for, keep in mind.
Say what we will, but he sure is living up to his role in government efficiency. It hasn’t even been a full day and got straight to the point with his policies. In no more than a single gesture, too. /s
Somehow, I don’t think he will be happy until he’s the shadow president of the entire planet. Interfering with politics in America, Germany, the UK, and now you all…
And we’re just in time for bird flu now.
Unfortunately, yes. In the video, the crowd goes wild.
So… 90% is in denial, and 10% is openly embracing it… Great.
Yep. I suspect this one is a troll, and it seems particularly bad at it. That actually makes it more sad than anything.
If it’s a SSD, it might. They are overprovisioned for wear-levelling, reducing write amplification, and remapping bad physical blocks.
I wouldn’t trust one off of Wish, but any reputable consumer brand will be overpovisioned by 2-8% of the rated capacity. For 1 TB, it would take an entire 9% to match the rated capacity in base-2 data units instead of SI units, but enterprise drives might reach or exceed that figure.
>buys game on steam
>game installs and executes Origin on launch
>Origin launches actual game
Ok, I didn’t buy the game on a clown launcher. Now what?
Yeah, they’re not perfect as drop-in replacements.
They fix the problem of the joystick inputs appearing to hitch when at the edges of the gate, but they have way worse variance in readings when in the default position.
Anecdotally, I found Nintendo’s on-device calibration settings to suck. They don’t give enough control over deadzone and range parameters to actually make up for using a different sensor type. When repairing people’s joycons, I ended up using PC software to overwrite the joycon factory calibrations to make things actually behave…
I don’t think people are upset at you calling out Nintendo for their rampant lawsuits, but instead at your dismissive reply when someone provided a list of games to answer your question.
Single-Person Identity Tokens Regulating Online Activity for Social Tradition. Along with a SSN, each American citizen will be assigned a unique token to verify their identity on the internet in accordance with the DANK Act (Digital Activities Need Knowledge).
Are you sure you saw anything? I certainly didn’t. Especially at large corporate retail stores.
Exercise 6:
set -e
f() { false; echo survived; }
if ! f; then :; fi
That one was fun to learn.
Even with all the jank and unreliability, I think set -e
does still have some value as a last resort for preventing unfortunate accidents. As long as you don’t use it for implicit control flow, it usually (exercise 6 notwithstanding) does what it needs to do and fails early when some command unexpectedly returns an error.
Trump is allegedly already sick of Elon. Depending on whether Elon keeps being a sugar daddy or not, there might actually be a small chance.
to a point i feels like they’re seeing us as a lesser kind that need protection.
I think you hit the nail right on the head with that observation.
Speaking in accordance with someone’s wishes when they’re not around to advocate for themselves in a private conversation is fine. Someone publicly speaking on behalf of an entire demographic that they know little to nothing about is bigoted as hell. It shows a complete lack of respect by assuming they know what’s best for others without actually taking the time to learn about their values and culture. And it’s super condescending, treating people of the demographic as if they lacked the capacity and autonomy to speak up for themselves.
And the vast majority of the English-language corpus available will reflect Western, imperial core liberal politics.
Oh, I’m sure that isn’t going to be a problem for their goals. They can always overrepresent training data from 2016-2020 and 2024-2028 to add some balance to the model’s political compass. /s
I didn’t address that one because the commenter qualified it by saying you can’t easily change them, which is kind of true. You can change the modifiers, but anything beyond that or changing keyboard layouts is a crapshoot in my experience.
It’s considerably better than trying to remap anything on Windows, at least. But, it’s also not completely free from hard-coded hotkeys and dumb restrictions. For example, Command + Tab
can’t be changed or disabled, and you need to use third-party programs like BetterTouchTool to hijack the sequence in order to replace it with some other action.
More recently, I read that the latest OS version disallows registering hotkeys with only Option
or Option+Shift
as the modifier, which is a very big step backward. Being able to insert unicode characters is cool, but it’s peanuts compared to having 80 more options for hotkey sequences that aren’t already used by the OS or application.
Well, shit. It’s a good thing that I don’t use a Mac unless it’s forced upon me.
*or any of the following: