I took it, no way I’d miss spending quality time with our newborn and be there for my wife.
The employer has some heads up that it’s coming too, so they can adjust the workload for something that occurs maybe once or twice in an employee’s lifetime.
But then I live in Quebec, Canada and the father can take 5 weeks and the mother can take a year. (The father can take more, but they’re swapped of the mother’s year).
Bought and revived by Alexis Ohanian? It can only turn out into a dumpster fire. It’s probably just to diversify their data collection in case there’s an actual massive Reddit exodus and the brand name becomes too toxic.
One more reason to have actual open-source drivers instead of binary blobs…
Honestly, I’m just keeping my money in my saving account. No way I’m spending my hard-earned money on overpriced stuff, I can wait a while longer, and I’m considering a Steam Deck as my daily driver. Not a beast, but not excessively priced either.
Some instances like lemmy.world values stability over bleeding edge, and 0.19.3 has been stable for them. They do plan to upgrade to something newer eventually, it’s just that every migration carries a risk of something going wrong.
I suggest whoever has old firmware files to upload them to the Internet Archive (if they allow those).
Hotdog / Not Hotdog
But yeah, having a semantical image filter could do be a good first line, of course with human oversight.
Can you extract your cookie and pass it to yt-dlp?
AI trends
Yeah that part kinda sucks, but it’s not all bad. For example, there’s the offline translation engine that relies on a trained model that runs entirely locally, which is kinda neat and great privacy-wise.
I think you mostly just need to block incoming.telemetry.mozilla.org
Right, I think I found a lot of stuff for v3, but not that much for v4 and almost nothing for v5. I still managed to figure it out and I have a decent template now.
The worst is trying to find which version a post on StackExchange is about…
Just having an example with the most common tasks (ex: creating registry keys, registering DLLs or Fonts, etc) and having some comments in there with the common pitfalls to avoid would really go a long way.
I do appreciate v5 in a way, now that you don’t need a preprocessing step for the file, that you can use a wildcards for a directory, and you can just build a package in a single step is a great improvement. Maybe I was spoiled with Nullsoft and Inno Setup in the past 😬
I had to build a Windows Installer package using WiX Toolset, and v5 came out maybe 3-4 months at that point and the structure compared to v4 is quite different… that was fun trying to build something with lackluster documentation compared to v4. I gave a shot to ChatGPT, etc to help, but all it could spit out was a mess.
Firefox on all the platforms I use.
Practical Engineering is also on Nebula (among other some high quality YouTube channels), and tou can get an ad-free yearly sub for around $30. Not giving my views or af-money to Google.
One more reason not to buy ebooks from Amazon.
The average modern website takes more than this per page to display its content… it’s absurd.
Smelly armpits is unmanly and uncivilized (no offense to those struggling with that).
He can go live in a cave away from civilization if that makes him feel manly.
Since 0.19.4 you have the possibility as the instance admin to proxify all external images
Some instances at least will proxy the images requests, naking all traffic appears to be from your home instance but it’s not a guarantee. We had to turn it off because of some issues early during the rollout, we’ll look into turning it back on soon.
I was skeptical at first, but then I saw the option added to the menu of the breakfast place I go to. Didn’t regret it, was delicious.
The combination of sweet and salty flavors, and the fluffy and crunchy textures was 👌