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isn't that land part of a scheme to farm bison and save them from extinction? it would make sense for his will to specify that it keeps being used for this.

The recommended section using React Native is honestly more strange and confusing than if they had just used React for the whole thing. It doesn't seem like a particularly complex UI element, it would be easier to just develop it using the already used native APIs.

everything except spaces is out for me

Facebook marketplace has basically supplanted gumtree as the place to buy and sell things in Sydney. Its the only reason i have an account

>A used Nintendo switch is less expensive than a gaming computer. Clearly you never used the 'Mum I need a good computer for school' trick.

It seems like maybe a year or two ago this guy was fairly reasonable, and gave what seemed to be genuine opinions on the benefits and drawbacks of lockdown strategies. Sad to see him succumb to audience capture and make what seem to be willful misinterpretations of data (outlined well in jiggawatts' comment). If I as a second year undergrad who has never taken a stats course can see these statistical problems, then a PhD with multiple bachelors definitely can.

I don't see why you would implement google docs like multi person editing. There's a reason basically every VCS has discrete commits and anybody who has ever coded anything knows why.

Some bars and clubs require you to use the app to scan a QR code for entry if you use a digital license. Other places you can use screenshot of your twin's drivers license because you forgot it and didn't have it set up.

Isn't the number of bots primarily relevant to advertisers? This article entirely misses why the question is even worth asking.

This may come as a shock to many who use 2FA and have 15 digit passcodes like me, but a lot of people don't have any sort of lock on their phones.

Now all we need is a way to run CUDA code on OpenCL

I've heard the same with China and WeChat Pay even pre pandemic. This is just from second hand anecdotes though so take it with a grain of salt.

It seems interesting that the norms argued for here are contrary to the norms in a field like journalism, where journalists have an obligation to ask relevant people for comment. I'm not arguing for one approach over the other, but it would be interesting to look at the development of journalistic norms for counterarguments.

Where he speaks from intuition I speak from personal experience. Through my entire High School experience iPads and computers were more often used to play Clash Royale or Tetris in class than used for actual work.

This is probably also why both companies give out free licenses to primary and high school students (at least in Australia). It causes a positive feedback loop, where their software (e.g. photoshop) becomes the industry standard because most people have been taught to use it, and it is taught in schools because it is the industry standard.

I think he might be trying to point out the fact that it ought to point you to your package manager, and not some dodgy shell script.

Why would I use this over Transmission or qBittorrent?

Can't you just manually put yandex search in? Seems like an odd place to be putting a red line.

If I put a 5 year old in front of a polygon based 3D modelling program they will have no idea what to do, and even if I teach them the tools they will have trouble. If I put a 5 year old in front of Minecraft they will eventually figure out how to build stuff. I hope this answers your question.

I may or may not have torrented many films available on Netflix (which I pay for) because of this issue.

Putin has a 70% approval rating in the same way Stalin had near 100%.

First they came for Joe Rogan

And I did not speak out

Because I was not Joe Rogan

Then they came for Dr. Seuss

And I did not speak out

Because I was not Dr. Seuss

Then they came for Wordle

And I did not speak out

Because I was not Wordle

Then they came for me

And there was no one left

To speak out for me

>Why is the small part of the population that overreacts to everything allowed to dictate what's acceptable for everyone else?

As opposed to you, who is definitely not overreacting to a word game.

I haven't played it, but this video gives the impression that it is much less polished in comparison to its predecessors. However it could just be nitpicking. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdRLNUGmFC8

I would wager that some percent of them confused it for thermostat.

There is an experimental PS4 emulator that ran using QEMU, taking advantage of the fact that the PS4 is x86. Something similar could be done for M1 and ARM.

https://wololo.net/2021/09/08/release-spine-ps4-emulator-v-2...

I've heard it improved with Windows 11. It used to be the one think I pointed to when talking about the downward trajectory of Windows.

As someone acquainted with linux gaming, the general rule of thumb is that anything without anticheat works.

When we say pyramid schemes are not sales businesses, or NFTs are not art, I think we sneak value judgements into what should be objective definitions. If we were to have a definition of a sales business in the dictionary, it would not read: 'A business based around sales. Except for pyramid schemes because they are bad.'

This happened to me without posting or even liking, retweeting, replying, or really interacting in any way other than following people. I know Twitter has fallen into controversy about bots often, but some calibration of sensitivity needs to be done