I don't know the pods you're looking at but unless they're instant coffee they definitely go bad. I got tons of undrinkable bulging pods from Amazon and have visited tons of people that have years old boxes for gusst... You get the point.
That's not to knock the extra sleep and convenience. Just expect to have to deal with expiring pods and just ok and sometimes not great coffee.
When I was doing it(for the same reasons), I kept some pour over and cold brew options around for the weekends when I wanted to enjoy the ritual and take the time to sit with a good cup.
The advocates im referencing use screen readers and were unable to use sites with it. maybe this is a different solution that can some how account for that.
I still don't see how a scrapper wouldn't just use the same screen reader content as their input though. If a machine can read the content, why would we expect another machine not to read the content?
I don't know if this is this is the same font that was going around before buy accessibility advocates quickly flagged it didn't work with screen readers. Logically if a screenreader can read to a human, a scrapper would be able to read it. So this approach is probably a non starter.
Same... I tried Kagi small web which kinda promised to fix it but so far every page is a hyper-focused version of everything I hate. It somehow made it even worse.
I think it can't really solve the problem because the people that want that tight nit free and open. Internet are already retreating from engaging with whatever this is.
People have repeatedly called things "Web 3.0" but I think we've legitimately made it finally and I hate it.
A lot of recent Ubuntu release upgrades have blown up leaving entirely broken machines. My machines. My home server has some how not been one but several laptops and work servers had to be rebuilt from scratch or deep package hackery from recovery kernels.
I use converted a laptop to arch BTW and haven't run into this meme irl yet.
You don't have to be a pedant. You can have all of a set inside another set. The title can clearly be read to mean that and the post seems pretty clear to me.
I think with that argument its better to point out Fedora has taken pains to isolate itself from Redhat/IBM. Because while IBM has historically had great engineering, they are not know for great licensing. In fact the basically destroyed and entire enterprise ecosystem recently with the licensing changes to RHEL.
I'm curious why you'd say that. Ubuntu has made some weird decisions.
I dislike their DE. Snaps where a flop buy the vision was ambitious and cool if it had worked. And Id prefer a gnu system utils. But those are just reasons I don't use it.
So if you like a Ubuntu derivative, they're a fine vanilla distros. And they've always had deep ties with the FLOSS community and they are one of the primary reason we have a Linux desktop. So not sure I get the hate.
isnt secure... tell you dont understand security without telling me you don't understand security.
I'll be what next?
I don't know the pods you're looking at but unless they're instant coffee they definitely go bad. I got tons of undrinkable bulging pods from Amazon and have visited tons of people that have years old boxes for gusst... You get the point.
That's not to knock the extra sleep and convenience. Just expect to have to deal with expiring pods and just ok and sometimes not great coffee.
When I was doing it(for the same reasons), I kept some pour over and cold brew options around for the weekends when I wanted to enjoy the ritual and take the time to sit with a good cup.
Frankenstein's Monster's Monster, Frankenstein
The advocates im referencing use screen readers and were unable to use sites with it. maybe this is a different solution that can some how account for that.
I still don't see how a scrapper wouldn't just use the same screen reader content as their input though. If a machine can read the content, why would we expect another machine not to read the content?
I don't know if this is this is the same font that was going around before buy accessibility advocates quickly flagged it didn't work with screen readers. Logically if a screenreader can read to a human, a scrapper would be able to read it. So this approach is probably a non starter.
Same... I tried Kagi small web which kinda promised to fix it but so far every page is a hyper-focused version of everything I hate. It somehow made it even worse.
I think it can't really solve the problem because the people that want that tight nit free and open. Internet are already retreating from engaging with whatever this is.
People have repeatedly called things "Web 3.0" but I think we've legitimately made it finally and I hate it.
Honestly I can only think of one. Weirdly a "developer platform"
Well I guess a couple more because keyboard firmware sites do that usb browser thing that terrifies me is a thing and only chrome supports.
Honestly really increased my interest a lot. Been shopping the local game stores. Thinking starting with a N64. But there a bunch of good options.
A lot of recent Ubuntu release upgrades have blown up leaving entirely broken machines. My machines. My home server has some how not been one but several laptops and work servers had to be rebuilt from scratch or deep package hackery from recovery kernels.
I use converted a laptop to arch BTW and haven't run into this meme irl yet.
This is brilliant. Just think about your bug reports.
/close Could not reproduce.
Sure, but just because you can only have a blocklist of only leftist sites doesn't mean that makes any sense at all
You don't have to be a pedant. You can have all of a set inside another set. The title can clearly be read to mean that and the post seems pretty clear to me.
I think with that argument its better to point out Fedora has taken pains to isolate itself from Redhat/IBM. Because while IBM has historically had great engineering, they are not know for great licensing. In fact the basically destroyed and entire enterprise ecosystem recently with the licensing changes to RHEL.
Getting dumped on but I genuinely just want to know. 🤷
Right, they provide the funding for the developers keeping one of the most accessible distros going so whats the problem?
I'm curious why you'd say that. Ubuntu has made some weird decisions.
I dislike their DE. Snaps where a flop buy the vision was ambitious and cool if it had worked. And Id prefer a gnu system utils. But those are just reasons I don't use it.
So if you like a Ubuntu derivative, they're a fine vanilla distros. And they've always had deep ties with the FLOSS community and they are one of the primary reason we have a Linux desktop. So not sure I get the hate.
Really needed that cat pick today. Also always cool to see Linux kicking butt
Why would a grocery... wait... people are having agents order groceries and its causing problems aren't they?
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