

In kinda pissed with them not agreeing to the chat app interoperability protocolo though, i want to delete whatsapp so bad…
Huh?
In kinda pissed with them not agreeing to the chat app interoperability protocolo though, i want to delete whatsapp so bad…
All tools can be abused tbh. Before chatgpt was a thing, we called those programmers the StackOverflow kids, copy the first answer and hope for the best memes.
After searching for a solution a bit and not finding jack shit, asking a llm about some specific API thing or simple implementation example so you can extrapolate it into your complex code and confirm what it does reading the docs, both enriches the mind and you learn new techniques for the future.
Good programmers do what I described, bad programmers copy and run without reading. It’s just like SO kids.
As someone from the outside, you wouldn’t even see the US specific naming. If complaining in a bug report about the fact and threatening to abandon the platform in favour of Linux is all you can do, man, don’t bother xD.
There’s no better big O sorting method for generic lists. Heap sort has better averages but the big O is the same in the end.
Their github releases have the apk available so you can manually download it and install it or use obtainium.
I would glare you back and explain for the 98th time that in my field software being okay doesn’t mean that it will run. Data quality and config files that are not out purview can make correct software crash.
It’s not data engineering in this case though so I mostly agree with you.
It’s just… So deserved, you know? Sometimes you can’t but laugh in the face of such karma and fucking irony.
Not cuda, but a lower level nvidia proprietary API, your point still stands though.
They replaced it with a lower level nvidia exclusive proprietary API though.
People are really misunderstanding what has happened.
I did it years ago when they sent me an email suggesting to do exactly that.
You can also register a MFA app and lock recovery codes in your PC.
This has been announced with enough time, you still have time to download another app like aegis or whatever. This is only for new logins however, you will still have access to bitwarden wherever you are already logged on.
You provided a situation where your phone was robbed and you didn’t plan for it so you didn’t print the relevant information.
So… Prepare ahead? Go to a relevant office with identification to get access to the relevant tickets again?
“What can I do if all the tools at my disposal to get the relevant information are stolen?” You get fucked. Idk what else to tell you.
On my home PC. Same with the 2fa export of aegis.
“What if you can’t access blah”
There’s a limit to interoperability, if you want access to everything everywhere even when you lose access for whatever reason, you will have to concede security.
You could save a keepass file with secure notes of both the bitwarden 2fa and recovery codes and save it in drive or whatever, you don’t need passwords nowadays to access the Google account.
“But what if I lose access to my phone?”
Well you are fucked, what else do you want? I guess you could print the recovery keys and store them in a secured box at home.
Edit: I read further down that your comment was meant to incite other to actually think and do stuff. Sorry if I came of rude.
It’s still free labor since besides reading the review papers, scientists are expected to read the relevant daily papers of their field. Try usually do it in their free time and expending some of it reading non curated papers and then writing a review takes out preious time.
Elsevier doesn’t even reward them with free subscriptions to their services, no, they work for free and then have to pay (uni pays for them) to read what they curated.
The only thing Elsevier has for it is the notoriety of their platform.
If arXiv had a way to curate the uploaded papers and voluntary reviews from researchers, Elsevier would be gone.
There’s a reason why researchers themselves publish their papers into the “pirate” hub since they aren’t allowed to publish it publicly legalyl (but are allowed to privately send you the paper if you contact them by email for example).
Yeah for sure there’s way more versatility in genshin impact than path of exile 2.
My god.
Levels are not the only expression of builds, there’s tons of ways to build a dnd class, it can vary tons on gear, character personality and feats. It’s just 20 levels though.
And if it was, it’s the dems fault for not having a good enough platform to avoid this
/s
There’s a musk only commnity that the technology communities created for this very reason. Maybe you could try to redirect posts there.
As far as I know his account has not been banned. He admitted cheating yesterday and there’s no news on any ban. He was mentally banned in December but they reinstated his account. That’s before all the current drama so idk.
I wish there were news of his ban though.
Would they? Signal could make this a choice per user. As in, you as a signal user don’t enable it so they can’t msg you, but they can enable it from signal to talk to you and their social circle all at once.
Youtube for companies, what a innovative piece of software /s