Well, at least they tell you to not trust it for production in it’s current stage I guess.

He’s waiting for the wildest comment on this thread and an invite.

It’s PoE2 so it’s gooder

Contacts app, but instead of phone numbers it’s web sites, and it is kept in sync by someone else that you trust to have the right info (you can pick who you trust with this task if you want).

Generally accompanied by crickets to questions a out the project and on some cases some large list of vulnerabilities on some projects that got popular enough.

Another example is sometimes when an artist passes away and you get to hear some unreleased songs. They are technically complete, but they didn’t quite consider them ready and finalized enough to let others hear it when they were around.

Applies to software too, although my specific example is probably closer to art. Hollow Knight silksong was released and a few items were cut to streamline the “completeness” at release, but there is a planned DLC that will bring in some of that content back in a more cohesive and complete package. To most people it is complete, but some fans might think it is not yet complete because they know about the cut content and subsequent planned release.

It is a very subjective opinion.

Which will he turned back into a text file for our llm to ingest.

2001 version looks ugly

“Don’t reccommend channel” from the options next to the video.

Let whatever shitty OS wants to add that garbage do it themselves. Also, legislators should SystemDeezNutz!

Name and shame the brand?

“Always worked back at home” - x|

He probably found himself on the bottom 5% performers after losing the company billions if dollaroos with the dumb VR investing. He just didn’t want to be let go.

Check those in to source control and it kind of takes care of that (except passwords/secrets or configs which have them).

I found a git repo with docker compose and the config files works well enough as long as you are willing to maintain a backup of the volumes and an .env file on KeePass (also backed up) for anything that might not be OK on a repo (even if private) like passwords and keys.

Right, sorry that’s what I meant to type which got corrected to “exit”. When I tried it it would be exported as a separate set of json files instead of being part of the images. Glad to hear that’s not the case any longer or that this tool can automatically handle it.

Right, the problem only happened on google checkout for me.

Does that properly keep metadata like location and other exit entries? I recall google takeout used to suck at that. I had to export using their web UI 1000 at a time or so back in the day to keep that info.

They actually do sell peel and stick “stainless steel” covers which should work well on a fridge since it has no parts that get hot in the front and sides.

From the Latin roots medi: middle terra: earth ain’t: nah bruh

Its in the middle of that earth thingy, and ain’t, clear as night.