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Apple's Terminal and iTerm2 restores the terminal scrollback buffer on OS reboot.
There is a startup called Unspun that wants to make many types of clothing production fully automated by weaving the complete end product in place. Similar to how socks are woven today.
The latter has also been less of a vitriolic edgelord on Twitter since he started working on Infiniminer.
By quoting "far-left" the poster is indicating that he himself does not believe that Obama is far left but that it is something someone has said or written about Obama.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scare_quotes
Modern versions of macOS don't support subpixel rendering, what Windows calls ClearType, so that is why macOS will always look worse on low resolution displays.
Using BetterDisplay to force a "2x" resolution will give you better rendering but at the cost of lower usable/effective resolution.
I have newerish phone and I still run Kiwi Browser with the uBlock Origin extension for this very reason.
>(1) cheaper methods work too well for now to even bother with sophisticated approaches
Pig butchering scams uses all forms of kidnapping, human trafficking, and slave labor
Putin wanted to visit South Africa for the BRICS summit. South Africa warned him that they would be obligated to attempt an arrest if he did.
I have a cheap Casio watch that has both Spanish and English days
How does China ban Facebook?
Rhetoric aside, it will be done through blocking commercial activity on US soil. The US government can seize tiktok.com for example.
What if the cop wants to ruin the lives of a large group of people? How about if it's a group people living in the next town over, can he get away with it? If he does manage to ruin the lives of people, will he get voted out or dismissed?
Bill Gates improved the lives of countless people around the world. He could as easily made the lives of countless worse if he wanted to or as an unintended consequence of his projects.
There was (or still is?) the abortion bounty-hunter law which would allow any private citizen in Texas to sue him if he did what you are proposing. There were also some counties that made it illegal to use their roads to transport someone for the purpose of getting an abortion.
In Texas, there is a clear push to criminalize the act of going out of state to get an abortion.
>It should also only ever be used with a rubber spatula or plastic utensils.
Why not? Nonstick cookware scratches easily, aren't heat resistant silicone utensils a good way to avoid damaging them?
There is a cost to maintaining and keeping it functional as macOS gets updated. Apple doesn't care about legacy support or backward compatibility, so they will eventually drop it as they had dropped 32-bit support. I am sure Apple wants developers to view Rosetta 2 as already deprecated and to update their new releases to Universal 2 binaries.
Maybe the reason that the most IP-paranoid hedge fund makes the largest charitable donations in California is to proactively secure favorable publicity in case they become embroiled in a scandal that could impact their financial standing.
Moreover, it raises the question of who truly benefits from these charitable contributions. For example, Ikea is owned by a charity for tax optimization purposes. The mission of the charity is to promote interior design and architecture. Essentially, strategic investments that will ultimately benefit Ikea itself in the long run.
By default it sets up a wild card local-part so any and all email sent to your domain will be forwarded. So you don't have to predefine aliases for every online account/service that use.
What the 25 aliases allotted in the free tier allows you to do is have 25 different domains.
I think texasbigdata is talking about backup tapes and maybe mistyped tectonic
plateBackup tapes and in production servers are kept at different colocation sites to protect data from fire and other catastrophes of that level
Using colo sites on separate tectonic plates would protect you from catastrophes on a geological cataclysm level