okay but the change is being made (perhaps) so that websites can shove those disgusting identify verification apps everywhere
… so the response to that is to introduce user-controlled solutions like this that are technically compliant whilst circumventing the bad part about it
i’d argue it’s malicious compliance, or at worst like a cookie banner
for many types of beard itch, beard oil can also be a long term negative. if the itch is caused by fungal infection (same as dandruff and lots of skin issues), that infection feeds on the oils
in that case, you need daily anti dandruff shampoo, and not all are created equal: different types may work better or worse for different people
libs never even had to develop policies let alone have economically feasible policies. what makes you think ONP will need to do any different?
don’t paste anything private on there though (like “anyone with the link” share/invites)
the search gets sent to the server, and you immediately can’t be sure of its privacy once it’s out of your control
okay that’s a great idea and now i really want a widget on my phone that does that
imo speaking with an american accent wouldn’t even particularly call you out… i know a bunch of people that speak english as a second language that speak with at least somewhat of an american accent
i know sometimes it does… it can even make your meter turn in reverse!
it’s pretty common for rooftop solar to supply the grid if you’re not using all their capacity
the same way it works when they connect a new generator to the grid, or solar panels on your roof
there’s nothing directional about a power point: it’s just copper wire
well it’s because of activist judges of course
PWAs do have severe limitations though… i wish it wasn’t; i love PWAs but they’ve been massively hamstrung by the big players. sadly, they’re not really comparable other than for basic apps IMO
again, that’s already all happening though…
this is a “yes and” situation; there’s no or about it
the part of the homeless shelter that costs money isn’t the roof, so that’s a false dichotomy… not to mention loads of those kind of buildings already have PVs on the roof
and being from australia, i definitely more thought heat than wet… but either way, id probably say not for the cars… its probably for the people going to and from the cars
but then you also have a roof
i think the control group should actually be telegraph because PSTN hasn’t existed for the entire history of electronic communication so it’s not really an apples to apples baseline
idk about the don’t but inkjet… i don’t print much but got an epson surecolor (large format; prints up to a1 off a roll of paper… i got it because i think the idea of being able to do that is excellent more than actual use case) and it’s been absolutely glorious… the ink doesn’t dry out fast, and because it’s a borderline professional printer they don’t gouge you on the ink: they just sell you the printer for what it’s worth, and then sell the ink for what it’s worth
i think there are reasonable arguments for ink, but i guess that if you have to give 1 recommendation (outside of a brand to go with), laser is probably a safe bet
this post helps to feed the AI beast
there’s no escaping it; let’s not do with AI what we’ve done with CO2 and plastic and shift blame to individuals
the other insidious part about it is that pretty much everyone agrees: experience is critical to ensuring AI isn’t just producing slop… 30% of the time you get something that’s not just working, but well architected
now when you get AI to do things, even if you go with the assertion that it’s quicker (which a lot of the time i doubt: task choice is also critical for effectively using AI to generate useful outputs), you’re grinding down on your experience… not only are you learning less, but you’re also letting your reasoning skills degrade because you’re not using them (this is a pretty well-documented effect in standard neuroscience afaik)
imo, only use AI in situations where you’d put a library in, because the level of abstraction from the problem solving is similar
it’s okay it’s there out of frame; it just has to be safe for meta platforms
if only it were that simple in a social and professional context
i’ll choose linux + a user age metadata standard that’s technically compliant + shit professional application that i have no choice but to use - over windows + exactly that same application any day of the week
i mean, i feel like this garbage comes close
https://www.gadgetreview.com/your-toilet-just-got-smarter-kohlers-599-dekoda-analyzes-what-you-flush
with such lines as
who could possibly say no to an AI camera in your toilet?