If you read even the summary of the article, it makes clear that even novel AI-generated content is being allowed. So, surely, they wouldn't have an issue with what you're referring to.
So I'm not sure why you're replying to everybody trying to maintain your stance. It just seems disingenuous.
Yeah, the reasoning becomes apparent when you're in the SiriusXM channel list. Higher numbered channels are down the list.
This bugs me a bit too, but only that much.
I think what bugs me more is that the audio controls are on the right of the steering wheel. My older Kia, and my Mazda, have them on the left which makes more sense to me since you have audio control available with both hands (one on steering wheel and one on dash) instead of both on the right. But, again small potatoes.
I've been trying to reframe things like this in my mind.
Instead of contemplating if the world would be better if they were gone, I tell myself that my wish would be for them to just be a good person.
I'm not trying to be righteous. But I think, framed like that, a good person would choose the latter. And if it really came down the power to disappear somebody, I think most people would err on the side of good.
But retribution and vengeance are strong in our lizard brains.
Could be related to HDCP, the copy-protection mechanism in HDMI.
I know very little about it, but it is a likely possibility when some devices work and others don't. If a device (like the PS4) enforces HDCP and the TV doesn't support it, it will appear to not work at all.
Can you try disabling HDCP on the PS4? Does that fix it?
Yeah, inside the case, under a layer. I printed the PLA layers, paused the print to insert the magnets and change to TPU filament, then resumed.
I had to extend a bump outside of the case a bit to accommodate the depth, but the bump worked nicely as a coping to seat the phone tightly in the mount so it didn't come loose with e.g. road bumps in the car.
I was reviewing databases in RDS, and I saw one left over from an earlier project of mine. So I deleted it and, knowing it have been used only for a temporary test, I instructed AWS to delete all of the automatic snapshots.
10 minutes later a colleague messages me asking if I deleted his database for his live project. I laughed at first thinking it was a joke, because it didn't even occur to me that it could have been his database.
The lesson: Don't name your databases generic names.
This is almost certainly a ploy to get an influx of buyers before the cutoff of July.
They want to round up all the people that they think were considering a lifetime pass, but were holding out.
I guarantee you when July comes they're going to reduce the cost to somewhere less than $750 and much closer to the current price due to "we listen to our customers" when really it was the plan all along.
Unfortunately I am. I really really don't want to be but somehow Firefox has turned into a buggy mess. Maybe it's just me but I have so many issues with it.
Dragging into a browser window doesn't work half the time. Trying to drag a tab nearly always bugs out the window resulting in no mouse clicks for tabs or address bar. Something screws up sometimes causing browser to flip to a random tab every time I switch back to a window, somehow related to pressing CTRL+ something. Sometimes the mouse cursor in a textbox/textarea screws up where it's not positioned where I'm typing, and I've even seen it go backwards while I type.
I have experienced these things often, albeit most of them only after having multiple windows open with many tabs. And they're not isolated to just one installation on one computer.
I'm just baffled how there can be so many consistent issues though. So much so that I can't justify using it over Chromium any longer, even with all of the issues with Chromium.
I've been using Firefox since the beginning, and I'm an adamant supporter of them. I really hope they get these things sorted out.
I wouldn't shit you. You're my favorite turd!
Apple.
Form over function.
You're gonna have a bad time.
I never understood why the world decided it's not okay for the browser to automatically play video but it is okay to automatically play audio.
You're being disingenuous.
If you read even the summary of the article, it makes clear that even novel AI-generated content is being allowed. So, surely, they wouldn't have an issue with what you're referring to.
So I'm not sure why you're replying to everybody trying to maintain your stance. It just seems disingenuous.
Yeah, the reasoning becomes apparent when you're in the SiriusXM channel list. Higher numbered channels are down the list.
This bugs me a bit too, but only that much.
I think what bugs me more is that the audio controls are on the right of the steering wheel. My older Kia, and my Mazda, have them on the left which makes more sense to me since you have audio control available with both hands (one on steering wheel and one on dash) instead of both on the right. But, again small potatoes.
What's even worse is that you are thrown to a page telling you you're signed out with no option to go back and sign in.
I thought these were issues with Firefox or Linux but, no, apparently everybody has to do with this pinnacle of modern software engineering.
I've been trying to reframe things like this in my mind.
Instead of contemplating if the world would be better if they were gone, I tell myself that my wish would be for them to just be a good person.
I'm not trying to be righteous. But I think, framed like that, a good person would choose the latter. And if it really came down the power to disappear somebody, I think most people would err on the side of good.
But retribution and vengeance are strong in our lizard brains.
Could be related to HDCP, the copy-protection mechanism in HDMI.
I know very little about it, but it is a likely possibility when some devices work and others don't. If a device (like the PS4) enforces HDCP and the TV doesn't support it, it will appear to not work at all.
Can you try disabling HDCP on the PS4? Does that fix it?
I think you're mistaking people's acceptance of the inevitable accidental mishap for condoning outright theft.
You intentionally steal. And not bare essentials at that, opting for the "nice" items even.
This isn't the white knight move you think it is.
Yeah, inside the case, under a layer. I printed the PLA layers, paused the print to insert the magnets and change to TPU filament, then resumed.
I had to extend a bump outside of the case a bit to accommodate the depth, but the bump worked nicely as a coping to seat the phone tightly in the mount so it didn't come loose with e.g. road bumps in the car.
I printed mine with (4) 15×2mm magnets embedded which allowed me to easily attach it to a variety of desk and auto mounts.
I did this about 2 weeks before the iPhone started doing that, so I felt special for about that long. But it was extremely handy.
You can do it. I designed and printed my phone case in TPU on an Ender 3.
It even used two materials. PLA for the hard outer face, and TPU from there up giving a soft interface and bumper edge.
TPU does generally suck on a Bowden machine. Stringing galore!
To my knowledge, no buyers have received their devices. Some media samples were sent.
You suck man!
But your mama … your mama sweeeeeeet!
SUPERFLY!!!
I deleted a production database. Backups and all.
I was reviewing databases in RDS, and I saw one left over from an earlier project of mine. So I deleted it and, knowing it have been used only for a temporary test, I instructed AWS to delete all of the automatic snapshots.
10 minutes later a colleague messages me asking if I deleted his database for his live project. I laughed at first thinking it was a joke, because it didn't even occur to me that it could have been his database.
The lesson: Don't name your databases generic names.
This is almost certainly a ploy to get an influx of buyers before the cutoff of July.
They want to round up all the people that they think were considering a lifetime pass, but were holding out.
I guarantee you when July comes they're going to reduce the cost to somewhere less than $750 and much closer to the current price due to "we listen to our customers" when really it was the plan all along.
They're using the Decoy Effect and FOMO.
Unfortunately I am. I really really don't want to be but somehow Firefox has turned into a buggy mess. Maybe it's just me but I have so many issues with it.
Dragging into a browser window doesn't work half the time. Trying to drag a tab nearly always bugs out the window resulting in no mouse clicks for tabs or address bar. Something screws up sometimes causing browser to flip to a random tab every time I switch back to a window, somehow related to pressing CTRL+ something. Sometimes the mouse cursor in a textbox/textarea screws up where it's not positioned where I'm typing, and I've even seen it go backwards while I type.
I have experienced these things often, albeit most of them only after having multiple windows open with many tabs. And they're not isolated to just one installation on one computer.
I'm just baffled how there can be so many consistent issues though. So much so that I can't justify using it over Chromium any longer, even with all of the issues with Chromium.
I've been using Firefox since the beginning, and I'm an adamant supporter of them. I really hope they get these things sorted out.
This gives me strong Samir! You are breaking the car! vibes.
A "sustained campaign." An "attack."
That's "war." We call that "war."