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Is there a way for SSGs to support viewer comments?
It's really cool that I place the dots just randomly, and the rythm still sounds good.
Is there a way to disable this extra processing?
Also it's fairly common to not be able to use ChatGPT because they're at capacity
This literally changed my life
Thanks a lot for taking the time to respond. This is how I interpreted the situation as well.
What complicates matters is that the product name is a registered trademark, and the holding company also has patented the tool. I raised these concerns with my management but they still want to proceed, so I saved well the written confirmation. We'll be using the tool internally, no plans to sell it.
Posted by
kblev on Wednesday October 05, 2022 @05:41AM
from the ask-hn dept.
There's an open source project on Github licensed under Apache 2.0.Its EULA states that corporations must purchase a license to use it.When executing the compiled binary of the app, the user is prompted to accept the EULA.Disregarding the obvious moral implications of this (corp asked me to do this, I have no choice, unless it's not legal of course) - is it technically legal to fork the repo,...
I have been thinking about this the other day, and I think buyouts and mergers should be illegal.
Banning international sales is a politically damaging move because it would crash the market value of existing housing, affecting those residents who own one (or more), particularly if they're on a mortgage. It also reduces the tax income from properties and propert sales. Banks probably wouldn't be too happy either that the security on the loans no longer cover the outstanding balance.
Things will probably shift when the proportion of renters significantly outnumber the home owners.
I'm still using winamp to this day, mostly for listening dowoaded YouTube playlists during work, it's brilliant.
Funny how I'm reading this on an app called Glider
VAT + Income Tax + Socials?
Anyone knows a good radio for dub techno? Something like CMYK's uploads on YouTube.
The biggest thing that bothers me in Bluetooth is the lossy audio compression
Op really dislikes snow..
Same in UK, price is 2.5 - 3x of the long term lease rate
We just squash the commits in Gitlab at a Merge, so the sequential commits won't matter.
You can see how his shoulder isn't moving, only his head on that still body.
Posted by
kblev on Thursday February 24, 2022 @06:44PM
from the journalrecord.com dept.
It's good that Iraq and Afghanistan was worth a war, just Ukraine not so much
Heat pumps are rather inefficient according to this video [1]. Are you not bothered by all the noise it generates? Why not just use electric heater instead of a heat pump?
1 - https://youtu.be/GhAKMAcmJFg
That's an obvious sign of OCD.
What are some better options in CA?
May I please ask which city is this ?
Winamp has a media library feature, it can keep track of what you're listening to and builds playlists of your most listened and top rated tracks. Quite handy.
I'm using Winamp on my Surface Pro 6, switched from foobar2000 for the Media Library feature. (I've been also using Winamp in my teens starting with the first versions up until last ones, then stopped listening to local music files).
It's an amazing low resource player. The YouTube playlists I'm listening to in Firefox consume 1.6GB of RAM and significant CPU, the downloaded opus files with Winamp take up a few megs of RAM (and bunch of disk space on my SD card).
I tried WACUP but it doesn't work well for me. Very complicated UI, too many settings, it also corrupted my real Winamp library.
Regarding the leak - perhaps the founders aren't happy with the direction of the app in the upcoming release (we can notice the ugly website update) so they may have leaked the code. Great news.