I dont know the French law specifics, but other countries haven't implemented a law banning children, they've implemented a law requiring id for adults. Meta & Co love your id.
I wasn't trying to invalidate you, just discuss the Linux Foundation. But I will bet that "small IT company I’ve worked before had ten times that money" has 10 times less power than The Linux Foundation. And I'll point out that the Linux Foundation projects get separate funding and engineering from their members.
Now seems like the point for you to realise your boss doesn't care about the code base, your company doesn't, you shouldn't either. Don't get upset over work, it's just work. If the company wants to fuck themselves over, let them, help them.
You can also do some malicious compliance stuff. You can't write code? Great, take 3 weeks on every PR and do hundreds of prompts. Make the context as big as possible, burn as many tokens as you can.
Give the company what it wants, a shit code base and a massive bill.
Giving websites control over (or even knowledge of) which client the user is using is a very bad part of the spec. There has already been threats to an Open Source password manager to "be blocked by relying parties".
We can all imagine a future where each website pushes you to their individual, proprietary app for verification. We live in a world of enshitification. Passkeys can, and probably will, be used for vendor lock in.
You don't actually need perfect geometry on your first pass of an area like this. There is basically no existing data, so you aren't damaging good data. You can add a massive overlapping polygon which gets cleaned up over time.
And screwdriver owners.
That's the real scary boat, not the ones with poor people.
I dont know the French law specifics, but other countries haven't implemented a law banning children, they've implemented a law requiring id for adults. Meta & Co love your id.
I wasn't trying to invalidate you, just discuss the Linux Foundation. But I will bet that "small IT company I’ve worked before had ten times that money" has 10 times less power than The Linux Foundation. And I'll point out that the Linux Foundation projects get separate funding and engineering from their members.
They didn't pick the name "Linux" by mistake, it's a deliberate misdirection for the masses, while having the fallback of "we didn't lie".
Same with the subtle move from Free Software to Open Source. They benifit from peoples misunderstanding.
The Linux Foundation is 'corrupt', but not for the kernel, funding Linus is the green washing.
The Linux Foundation is a lobbying organisation for Big Tech, not Free Software evangelicals.
A- USA doesn't have standardised plates? Not even 1 per state, but 8000?!
2- Fuck mass survalance, fuck armed cops, fuck Flock.
If we built a database of police, CEO and billionaire faces, wed be imprisoned.
Now seems like the point for you to realise your boss doesn't care about the code base, your company doesn't, you shouldn't either. Don't get upset over work, it's just work. If the company wants to fuck themselves over, let them, help them.
You can also do some malicious compliance stuff. You can't write code? Great, take 3 weeks on every PR and do hundreds of prompts. Make the context as big as possible, burn as many tokens as you can.
Give the company what it wants, a shit code base and a massive bill.
"Why's there never anything good on TV?"
Gateway to free thinking
No resale, no buy.
No resale, no buy.
I've had a lot of fun on Castle Crashers
OsmAnd is not OpenStreetMap. Its a third party client to the OpenStreetMap data.
OsmAnd can have aerial imagery, Configure Map > Map Source ( > Add More ) > Microsoft Hybrid
Giving websites control over (or even knowledge of) which client the user is using is a very bad part of the spec. There has already been threats to an Open Source password manager to "be blocked by relying parties".
We can all imagine a future where each website pushes you to their individual, proprietary app for verification. We live in a world of enshitification. Passkeys can, and probably will, be used for vendor lock in.
Well that's how you make a polygon in iD.
You don't actually need perfect geometry on your first pass of an area like this. There is basically no existing data, so you aren't damaging good data. You can add a massive overlapping polygon which gets cleaned up over time.
I suspect you're only creating a line/way, not an area/polygon/closed way.
The first node/point you create/use must also be the last node you click. 1, 2, 3, 1.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1dXbir2C_M
Framework is doing influencer marketing on X? Did they double down on Nazis?
https://playnix.io/1-11-playnix-console.html