No exaggeration, this was my breaking point for switching to linux exclusively.

Wow, that’s a terrible article. They just repeated three times that stuff fell into the sea, and the cruise ship is stuck for at least a day.

They implied the stuff fell off the cruise ship, but they don’t actually say it.

They implied that the stuff was undeclared, but don’t actually say it.

They don’t actually say why the cruise ship is stuck. Are the containers blocking the ship from leaving? Are they stuck cause they had undeclared fruit and they need to be held for paperwork/questions? Are they held cause they’re not sure if something else will fall from the ship?

I wouldn’t be surprised if this article was entirely written by AI with no editing.

He mentions flicker several times in the video.

Walked a friend through a build a month or so ago and actually ended up being cheaper buying from Frame.Work instead of from anywhere else at the time.

https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-26/product_id-17153/Microsoft-Windows-7.html

There’s always going to be vulnerabilities, that’s why they’re ending support. They don’t want to spend time updating an OS they don’t want people using.

Windows 10 is probably fairly secure… today. In 2 years, someone might discover a new vulnerability, and you won’t get the update. If there’s a new way to do web security and the browsers need OS support to implement it, you’ll be stuck on legacy security settings.

Well, unfortunately many other countries aren’t looking at the USA as a warning, but as an example.

The right wing is gaining ground in a lot of places that should know better.

I need the cable company (or similar) due to the fact that infrastructure is hard to deploy, and we need Internet to participate in society.

Nobody needs Microsoft cause every single one of their products has an alternative that’s at least as good.

They survive by courting enterprises, but many of them can also switch away if they want.

Costa Rica, while a very nice country and very modern in a lot of ways, is extremely religious.

No, it’s cause he talked most recently with Zelenskyy.

Once he has a 5 minute conversation with putin, it’ll be back to the “Ukraine just needs to stop fighting back and everything will be ok.”

Whoever the last person that tells him he’s a special boy says, is what he repeats.

This is the technology community. If you’re not interested in reading about new and groundbreaking tech, maybe you should block this one, start a consumerism community, all about stuff you can buy.

The rest of us are quite happy reading about potential ideas and research that may or may not become something profitable.

That was a little simplified, but mostly correct.

https://youtu.be/V6XnSvB34y8

The pointing at a light source doesn’t work in every situation, and a lot of games had multiple targets.

You can see how it works in this 6 minute SlowMoGuys video.

I recently subscribed. It’s only $3/mo so it’s really inexpensive, but also it feels like it’s just a heavily curated YouTube.

There’s nothing I’ve found on nebula that’s not also on YouTube. The only real benefit (to me, not the creators) is that there’s no sponsorship in the video.

That being said, the app isn’t as polished and I feel like I’m just remembering which creators I follow on both and when I see a new video from one of them in YouTube, I flip to nebula to watch it, then go back to YouTube for my other subscriptions.

Get two external hard drives and swap them into a fire safe occasionally.

That way if there’s a need to evacuate you can just grab the fire safe and run.

Older trees capture carbon better than young trees.

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/developer-guilty-of-using-kill-switch-to-sabotage-employers-systems/

10 years in jail is what’s stopping them.

It’s REALLY hard to create a dead man’s switch that works, but also leaves no trace. Even if you delete the script after it executes, there’s probably backups or logs that show what happened.

Not just the F-35 that’s out of scale. The people are taller than the buildings in the corner. It’s like a half assed diorama.

That’s how airplanes were at first too. Eventually, once enough of the technology and engineering becomes finalized, everyday people can afford it.

With this technology we can use methane or hydrogen powered rockets, using only renewable resources, launch people from one side of the planet to the other in less than an hour.

Is this a good thing for the environment? It’s hard to say right now, it’s probably not great. Since the flights will be so short, maybe it’ll be better than the current air travel.

I’m not sure what you mean by this. Any modern US house would have a similar capability, it’s just older homes that would struggle since there would never be a need for such high power devices in a garage.

Most older garages would only need enough power to run a single lightbulb, if it was slightly newer, maybe a low power automatic garage door opener.

It’s the same in any country with buildings over 100 years old.

Steam Big Picture Mode allows you to install non steam apps.