The last one broke ground with his name/title. I liked it.
Wasn’t there a pope called Leo?
European guy, weird by default.
You dislike what I say, great. Makes the world a more interesting of a place. But try to disagree with me beyond a downvote. Argue your point. Let’s see if we can reach a consensus between our positions.
The last one broke ground with his name/title. I liked it.
Wasn’t there a pope called Leo?
Pius number something. Pious… yeah. Missed that mark.
That’s a nice thought. Charitable. Wishing to see hell empty, as in without anyone there.
Next they’ll be placing dumbells and weight machines for the bees. That how you get swollen bees. The bees will beat us to a pulp.
I once tried to delete something I was not supposed to and the system was quite adamant on advising against it. The system was to be reinstalled so I was just trying things.
It’s been a while but I recall the system giving me a first warning that my command woud delete X, Y and Z, which could render the system inoperable.
Then it questioned me if I was sure I wanted to proceed with the operation.
The final warning was a sum of the potential damage I would do to the system and that it would be irreversible, without a full system install.
So, three strikes.
The entire car. Not the infotainement alone.
Wipeout was one of the few games that made me want to play it from the moment I first saw it.
The concept was novel, the graphics were beautiful, how all the ships moved and reacted (in game physics) seemed a level above.
Never played it, unfortunately.
If there was a port for PC, under linux, I’d do my best to get it, today.
I’ve seen Linux kernels powering eletrical instalations control monitors. I’d risk we can say that if it runs on electric impulses, it can run Linux.
When will EVs be jailbroken?
I’m running the same desktop for nearky 14 years and I have two laptops that are over 8. Still daily use.
The dragon underneath is starting to stirr.
You and your friend seem to not take yourselves too serious, which is a nice trait.
Your sister seems a bit too uptight.
In a democratic country, you can think and say whatever you want from its government. At best, being there, you should expect some side eyeing: you’re there; if you don’t like it, go your own way.
In countries where you know such criticism can bring harm your way, just avoid going there altogether.
I’m missing your point.
I paid exactly for what I was looking for, which was an affordable rugged phone, with hardware adequate for my daily needs for a few years.
Until today, I haven’t had any issue with the phone.
So I’m having a hard time understanding your remark.
Blackview
Intriguing, isn’t it?
Probably marked it as such inadvertently. Thank you for the warning.
I sometimes float the idea in my brain to learn how to code. If I ever come to it, I want to debate and discuss my work with another human. Not a machine.
Personal preference.
I won’t hold my breath on it.
Up until this minute, AI has produced plentiful examples of how it can produce anything but good code.
I’d rather have a developer writing software, slowly, because they have an intelectual itch and want to try and see the outcome of their idea than the proverbial army of monkeys furiously typing away.
I made a promise to myself that no matter what, I would love my children. It’s not my life, it is their life to live and find happiness and fullfillement. And if my children are happy, I am happy. Nothing more, nothing less.