He was specifically instructed in the linked pr to change the license terms, I don’t see how that makes him the asshole here.
He was specifically instructed in the linked pr to change the license terms, I don’t see how that makes him the asshole here.
Fixing the sign would cut into the executives’ yacht fund
Definitely, like the refreshing energy of GamerSupps energy drink powder and it’s many flavors like Guacamole Gamer Fart 9000
Co-op is generally considered more correct, yes
Remarkable, isn’t it
I will be incredibly disappointed if it’s not a completely obvious backdoor pilot to either movies or another series.
Maybe they can seize it as part of the investigation into the larger Russian influence campaigns
To be fair, there was an honest gambit there with Our Pal Russia, the same one that was tried with China. It didn’t work but it seemed like a fair thing to try, especially considering the economic constraints of the alternative.
I think there’s scope here for the FBI to be doing more than one thing.
How are they not in prison awaiting trial yet
I didn’t see anything in the ruling that would restrict it in that way, but i would be happy to be wrong there.
It’s not useless, it’s saying you can’t afford the better quality product you dirty, dirty poor.
Do not recommend on videos doesn’t work in my experience, you have to do not recommend channel and then be consistent about not clicking on it when other similar content comes up
It’s telegram’s crimes, specifically withholding evidence from authorities, that are preventing said criminals from being held liable, or so the theory goes.
Which is what will happen if you maintain a well curated feed. But most people don’t apply ‘dont recommend channel’ at the first sign of bullshit, so their feeds get filled with it in the fullness of time.
I unironically think it would be easier to train users that the report button works now than it would to get automated reporting that was worth a damn implemented.
They are Nazis, treat them as such.
This is a result of a number of factors more than likely. Root cause is a bad detergent/soap to water ratio, which can be caused by putting too much in or unexpectedly soft water (people who are used to putting hard-water amounts of soap into washing machine loads who suddenly move somewhere with super soft water will often do this once or twice before dialing it back), but a contributing factor here is likely that the drain line that the hose is dumping into is partially clogged, so the suds are having a chance to backflow up past the hose instead of staying with the flow of the water, or the wrong type of soap is used as was mentioned above.
This. I found the squirrels to leave the bird feeders and the garden alone if you leave them a danegeld of raw peanuts and maybe strap an ear of corn to the tree.
So, i started working for Cisco shortly after this went down, and it actually changed basically everything about their global supply chain. Anywhere that devices which would be provided to customers were at rest were blanketed by cameras and literally all procurement shipping was changed to overnight (or first overnight for anything near a warehouse) to try to make it functionally impossible to execute the same attack again.
Talk shit about their products all you want, but they were unironically angry about this issue and in classic Cisco fashion threw money at the problem until it went away.