Assuming states like Texas even gerrymandered things safely. With the current approval ratings some of the districts they redrew are at a higher chance of being flipped.
I'm sad I hate to scroll this far to see a sane take. Bad code is bad, AI accelerating the destruction of the planet is bad, but experienced maintainers using the tools that exist is not bad, and trying to fork a project like Vim because of that is insane. Power to them if they actively maintain it, but I don't see that in the cards.
Does any (sane) person think the edit is that egregious? To me it just looked like standard speech editing, trimming out filler and fluff and putting the two important talking points next to each other. Didn't change the spirit of what he was saying one bit.
So you're not willing to do the bare fucking minimum to oppose the current administration, and want to blame other politicians instead of using the best tool we currently have in a democracy. Got it.
Fun fact! If you added a file but never committed it you can still recover it with git fsck --lost-and-found. The changes were still added to the git object store, and by grepping through the dangling blobs you can find the object containing the changes you care about.
dig mydomain.tld to see why your machine can't find the DNS record
Fwiw too most home networks use a DNS server on the router by default. Your devices should be able to resolve an address with a DNS record set statically there instead of on the WAN.
Hot take, the battles in the book aren't great because Tolkien doesn't want to glorify violence. Half of the fights are like two pages in the books before the point of view character passes out. After realizing that I was kind of disappointed in how "campy early 2000s action movie" the battles in the films are.
Absolutely, but I'm not sure if a bunch of text messages sent out at 2 am would have prevented that many deaths. This is unbelievably tragic, but feels like the new reality with climate change :/
Define empty? They've added a few new features and mechanics iirc, but overall it's still very much a sandbox game and similar to the original. I.e., go run around and do whatever you want, but it generally turns into simulating the same battles a ton of times.
It's fun to go back to every few years for me, but I can't ever seem to get over the mid game.
iirc it came out that the gambling site was intentionally cycling through cloudflare's IP range to avoid IP blocking, causing legitimate websites to be flagged as unsafe. They said they'd still host them, they just need their own IP and not one of cloudflare's. Horribly communicated to the customer though
Yes, because it's a maker on YouTube showing off a project he did? It's a clickbaity title sure, but this isn't a research paper showcasing a new technology. He's using a dev kit to make something he thinks is cool. Fail to see the issue.
Have you tried messaging with the barrel adjuster for the cable? I normally adjust the cable with the bolt to get roughly the right tension, then use the barrel adjuster to find tune it.
Like, a GUI plus command line, objectively provides you with more UX tools and ways of presenting data and interactions to the user
My long list of vim plugins and adhoc macros would like a word. I don't doubt VSCode can do something similar, but I love that I can script vim to do basically whatever. Also, it feels much faster to not need to touch a mouse at all.
Assuming states like Texas even gerrymandered things safely. With the current approval ratings some of the districts they redrew are at a higher chance of being flipped.
I'm sad I hate to scroll this far to see a sane take. Bad code is bad, AI accelerating the destruction of the planet is bad, but experienced maintainers using the tools that exist is not bad, and trying to fork a project like Vim because of that is insane. Power to them if they actively maintain it, but I don't see that in the cards.
Does any (sane) person think the edit is that egregious? To me it just looked like standard speech editing, trimming out filler and fluff and putting the two important talking points next to each other. Didn't change the spirit of what he was saying one bit.
So you're not willing to do the bare fucking minimum to oppose the current administration, and want to blame other politicians instead of using the best tool we currently have in a democracy. Got it.
Fun fact! If you added a file but never committed it you can still recover it with
git fsck --lost-and-found. The changes were still added to the git object store, and by grepping through the dangling blobs you can find the object containing the changes you care about.dig mydomain.tldto see why your machine can't find the DNS recordFwiw too most home networks use a DNS server on the router by default. Your devices should be able to resolve an address with a DNS record set statically there instead of on the WAN.
Goated song
Why are they so big with Christians? I've seen that too and can't explain it
Hot take, the battles in the book aren't great because Tolkien doesn't want to glorify violence. Half of the fights are like two pages in the books before the point of view character passes out. After realizing that I was kind of disappointed in how "campy early 2000s action movie" the battles in the films are.
Sorry, yours. Feels like whataboutism to use sexism against men in a different genre as an contrary example
If Ted Cruz won in a landslide after Cancun and Uvalde I don't know what other wake-up call is going to work
Classic "all lives matter" take
Absolutely, but I'm not sure if a bunch of text messages sent out at 2 am would have prevented that many deaths. This is unbelievably tragic, but feels like the new reality with climate change :/
Define empty? They've added a few new features and mechanics iirc, but overall it's still very much a sandbox game and similar to the original. I.e., go run around and do whatever you want, but it generally turns into simulating the same battles a ton of times.
It's fun to go back to every few years for me, but I can't ever seem to get over the mid game.
iirc it came out that the gambling site was intentionally cycling through cloudflare's IP range to avoid IP blocking, causing legitimate websites to be flagged as unsafe. They said they'd still host them, they just need their own IP and not one of cloudflare's. Horribly communicated to the customer though
Yes, because it's a maker on YouTube showing off a project he did? It's a clickbaity title sure, but this isn't a research paper showcasing a new technology. He's using a dev kit to make something he thinks is cool. Fail to see the issue.
How dare you, that's a relationship ender right there
Have you tried messaging with the barrel adjuster for the cable? I normally adjust the cable with the bolt to get roughly the right tension, then use the barrel adjuster to find tune it.
This is also assuming the app provides granular notification permissions. So many have just one toggle, so you're stuck with all or nothing.
My long list of vim plugins and adhoc macros would like a word. I don't doubt VSCode can do something similar, but I love that I can script vim to do basically whatever. Also, it feels much faster to not need to touch a mouse at all.