Compatibility and requirements:
Only works on phones with the camera2 API enabled;
Recent apks may not work on older Android versions;
Neat. What’s the check for ‘phones with the camera2 API enabled’ ? How ‘older’ is ‘older Android’?
I’ve seen fog with better definition than that list.
Nothing, we stopped signing credit card receipts
Ha! The comma splice makes it looks like you’re calling someone nothing.
back to water mills
Hydroelectric has grown up since then. See: hoover dam
gravity batteries where nice reservoirs happen to exist already
soooo, dams?
They called it an Axe Man, in my time. I’ve been at two companies hit with them, and I follow them AND the CEO who stepped down (once a reverted permanent one and the other a long-term leave) to see which companies are fucked next.
everytime
Not a word, my dude.
Latvia is not Russia
Yet.
And if you look on a Russian map, I’m sure it’s there already.
money to fix all the exploits in that spaghetti software.
This decade for SURE! We promise!
Libre Office.
Honestly - and flame away - I hate the name. I hate saying it. It’s the ‘moist’ of borrowed words. Leeeeeeeebr. And I’m a Canadian who did French up to university-level conversational “explain something for 20 min” French (from a gorgeous caribbean dynamo teacher, but I justif–uh, digress) so I know how to say the word and what it means.
And I still hate it. I’m a horrible person – even before I continued French study because the prof was so engaging and energetic and brightened every room and every day and made French interesting just on inclusion.
why not just do:
microsoft 365: 6.99
microsoft 365 + copilot: 9.99
Make the easy thing the better-for-sales thing, obviously.
But seriously, negative-approval has been a sales enabler for ever. People will often just roll over and accept it vs churning to something else. That’s why ‘loss-leader’ works, as people will start with one product and sunk-cost fallacy will keep them from churning as the vendor tightens the screw.
NO one using Microsoft is doing so by choice. If we haven’t learned in 30 years, then fuck us.
Yeah. So it’s
right? I forget the name of that add-on.
No, that’s not it. I thought it was Open-Xchange; yeah, that’s it. But it’s only web-based, and not Tbird-based. Let’s ask Co-pilot again:
THERE it is.
But I learned there’s a second alternative, so that’s cool. See? Co-pilot has value!
I remember interviewing at Google years ago (if you’re keeping score, it was 2012/2013 just before their stock hiccupped and my onboarding was killed as I was only a 97% fit), and the guy was religious about page load times. “We cut 200 lines of code if it’ll give us a millisecond of page load speed”, that kind of thing.
How they’ve fallen.
If you believe my therapist friend who is also non-normative in a relevant fashion, demands for pronouns are often ‘othering’ in result, and thus go from farce to force.
So, I write fewer email.
I have a well-fenced server that I inherited 20 years ago and, but for power outages, has been in operation throughout. It survived a p2v but will not survive the coming v2v. #rhel4 #vmscare
Jira, which is available as on-prem version.
Check again.
Either way, I’d consider moving off Jira.
emails
If you can’t spell it, you’re not an expert. And probably shouldn’t be in Education as a provider.
simulates a connected monitor for the client.
EDID, right?
2025’s version of Gone Goat Farming ?
The day job is Private Possum territory, so our agreement is
and I’m sure it costs more, but we don’t have to worry about recovered user data.
Our stuff is also in those crazy-secure datacenters, too, so we don’t need to mess with crypto-at-rest.