The sense of smell is very powerful.
The sense of smell is very powerful.
Right up until it asks for ID, which you have to use the app for, and even if you send it nothing happens and your account remains disabled.
Ask me how I know. And that was for my very first purchase.
But with blockchain!
Facebook’s selling point is that your friends are already on it. If you want to convince random people, you have to show them what they’ll be joining.
By that measure, there is no fediverse equivalent. You might be able to convince your friends to join for their favorite content creators, but if anything they’re probably on Mastodon.
I report them pretty frequently, but I hardly ever see them removed. Checking the mod log, it looks like only fully spam posts are getting removed, off-topic ones are staying.
Object stores like s3 and ceph exist right now. They’re just not very useful for simple file management. For other models, like tags, they’re great.
Because that’s never gone wrong before
Do it because you want to, not for other people.
Generally no, there is no one piece of software that can magically handle the quirks of each other piece of software. If there is, someone is making a lot of money by selling it.
If you want to handle your uncommon output formats, you’ll need to define them in your log processor.
Which, incidentally, can carry displayport.
If you’re using proxmox, just install PBS somewhere else and configure a schedule. It’s pretty quick to configure.
Still Mint.
My backups. Shouldn’t really put anything else on them, now should you?
Yeah that’s usually how it’s supposed to work, but sometimes it doesn’t work properly for a variety of reasons.
Yes, private business should be allowed to act fully unfettered, our health and wellness be damned
When I was your age, people would give away expensive drugs for free on Halloween!
Money (to stay in business, not for personal gain). Saved you a click.
Because it’s taking the piss from the drag events, not genuine.
Most of my updates are automated so I don’t even notice. Release whenever you think it’s appropriate. Fixed a typo? Not worth a release. Critical security issue? Release immediately.
Technically it seems to be correct, which is the best kind of correct. But it’s certainly an unusual construction. I would say “Americans are subject to laws”. I wouldn’t say “40% of Americans subject to laws” to mean “40% of Americans are affected by laws”. Generally you’d need an indirect object, “40% of Americans subject themselves to laws” though that ascribes intent that may or may not exist.