Derpgon

It really does not matter if they have comprehensive description of anything. It is always about defensibility. Sure, maybe you are technically not breaking the law, but maybe you also don’t have the money to fight the other legal team, so you are basically fucked.

If someone comes to the creator of said software, saying they’ll get sued - I’d rather implement something that barely works than fight for year(s) in court.

Not defending anything being merged, mind you. Glad we ended up with non mandatory field (that barely counts for the legislation) than full blown age verification. The moment it will be mandatory AND verified, I am gone.

Or Grayjay

Jokes on em, I don’t read work emails. Partially because I refuse to dedicate any time of the day using Outlook, especially in a web browser, because the oh-so-wise IT departnent does not allow to use a different client, and as I can’t use Outlook on Linux, fuck em.

And no, IMAP or POP3 are not available. Trying to login via Thunderbird just triggers a message to contant IT dept to allow me using it. It’s Teams or nothing.

Idiot forgot --no-preserve-root, what a dumb machine, heh.

I think you are mistaken. It will have a huge positive impact on the EU.

At this moment I am seriously considering if we mayhaps need a tool that automatically queries the AI tools with random garbage just to eat up their budget.

WaterFox

What’s the point in encrypting user data in transit if you’re just gonna leave it unencrypted at rest??

Basic HTTPS does the trick of encrypting transfer, easy as fuck to set up, does not mean the app is any more secure tho.

Database encryption is usually not necessary if it is kept on a private network. Setting up sensible auth is usually enough. They kept some doors unlocked, tho.

Just get a 256GB SSD and boom, cheap RAM - albeit slow

For anyone not liking Tapo, a good alternative is Reolink. They offer about the same features, but use cameras with higher megapixels.

People always ask why even paying users exist - simple, I am a paying user myself, and by that I hold the power to actually cut their revenue rather than just leave the platform.

It is always either that the license is not permissive enough, too many changes are required that upstream wouldn’t merge and its would be hard to keep rebased, showing the world that they can be absolutely independent, or not having enough experience and experts for given stack. Maybe I missed some reasons, but that’d be all I think of.

Either way, if it’s open sourced our company might switch.

It is actually not hard to extend the software. I, for example, set up automatic uploading of cal recordings to a Peertube instance.

The moment I started reading “I can not think of a single sex scene…” I started thinking, and the only scene that came up was Team America. It is probably the only memorable one, lol.

This is what made me stop using Google Photos and start self hosting Immich. I lost a video from my house construction that showed where the cables were exactly laid.

I’ve been seeing articles like these for the past at least 10 years, it is always “New China brrakthrough, can make drinkable water from enriched uranium” or some shit. It is never scalable, sustainable, or usable, and is never really widely, used or adopted. It is always technology, pharmaceutics, construction, or energy related.

They like to fake their image to the world and have been trying for very long. The only thing they succeeded at larger scale is oppresion, tracking of people, and selling knockoffs. Of course, mass manufacturing cannot be omitted.

OP didn’t specify casserole size, is this for a regular sized recipe?

No, but you might be colorblind