If people could just be kind and turn off the server when they leave.
If you close a tab, get a prompt; “it looks like you’re leaving this website, would you like to power down the server(s)?”
If people could just be kind and turn off the server when they leave.
If you close a tab, get a prompt; “it looks like you’re leaving this website, would you like to power down the server(s)?”


It’s just upside upon upside with this stuff… /s


I’m Norwegian and if I’m drunk and talking with an equally drunk dutch guy, we can keep a conversation going just fine.
Of course, it might be that we’re both so drunk that we think we’re having a conversation.


80 kilos of cocaine is quite a lot, it really should be disposed of safely.
I have a 9 year old laptop and it’s just fine for pretty much anything you can do in a browser, and that’s enough for me, 95% of the time.


Their revenue probably felt very threatened.


US: Mental health issue? Here, take a bullet.


I’m sure Trump will see many, many great and fabulous reasons to re-platform him.
Well why, would you look at that, a fellow rapist, and he’s a trafficker too?! Hey, Elon, Suck, promote this man NOW!


I quit reddit, cold turkey, the day they shut off free API access for 3rd parties. Except for a couple of fairly niche subs I haven’t missed it at all.


Yes, it’s a flat rate, which makes things a bit easier I suppose.


As someone not used to it, I find it very annoying. Where I live the final sale price/cost to consumers is what must be advertised, by law. I remember car dealers attempted to omit delivery cost, a good while back, but that shit was shut down quick.


It would be nice if some newcomers could drive Nvidia into the ground.


Uninstalled.
Luckily I/people I interact with never used it much.
Like others have pointed out, It was indeed very much tongue-in-cheek.
Just what we needed, more surveillance /s
These days, most companies that work with web based products are under pressure from upper management to “use AI”, as there’s a fear of missing out if they don’t. Now, management doesn’t necessarily have any idea what they should use it for, so they leave that to product managers and such. They don’t have any idea, either, and so they look at what features others have built and find a way to adapt one or more of those to fit their own products.
Slap on back, job well done, clueless upper management happy, even though money and time have been spent and the revenue remains the same.


I said “jesus christ” to a teacher (3rd grade’ish), why I can’t remember but probably because I was asked to do something I felt was silly. Turned out the teacher was very religious and accused me of blasphemy, and was really up in arms about it. He invited my mom to a meeting to discuss the issue but, according to my mom, quickly dropped the whole thing when my mom had said “jesus christ” 5 times in the same amount of minutes.
I guess I know who taught me to use that phrase.
If you’re diligent you could be looking at decades of not installing crap!


Same in Norway, many providers have been offering 10Gb for a while now.
Gasket thickness typically don’t matter (within reason). An exception being in installs where a thick gasket or, more likely, a spacer is used to keep some engine heat away from the carburetor to prevent things like vapor lock.
I wouldn’t hesitate to use whatever is in the aftermarket kit as long as it fits well.