Yes and no.
You can avoid all these problems by just coding in Word ofc, but then again all these problems will still happen
Yes and no.
You can avoid all these problems by just coding in Word ofc, but then again all these problems will still happen
Edge is the absolute worst for this. Infuriating
A software you put on your NAS to stream media
You are 100% correct on this. I can’t watch him either
It’s ok if you don’t like my comment. But I specified in my original comment that I installed on Cachy as well. I value this convo because (hopefully) it will help future people. If you don’t know what Linux is that’s fine too
Wtf, how did they swim that far?
The developers aren’t in charge of what’s in the game, the PMs and accountants are
what “crazy pills” are you taking?
Ok awesome, thank you. I’ll try it out. I was not aware of the discrepancy with the Play Store version
Yes. Enjoy 30 minutes of unhinged (but logical and highly enjoyable) ranting about this, if you care to:
What is this SyncThing fork? Is it on F-Droid or something? I feel like I’m taking crazy pills because everyone praises SyncThing but it straight up does not work. I can get it to sync once, then the next day it will just not connect at all (Android 15 P9Pro/CachyOS)
curl cht.sh/grep
Well, understandable. It’s one line out of a book, out of context. What he means is that no metaphysical nonsense actually matters, if it doesn’t have real-world consequences. I.e. someone can claim Russell’s Teapot actually exists, and rest of us can just ignore them because it’s untestable and inconsequential.
This has made very many philosophers very angry, but I don’t expect anyone who’s not interested in philosophy to care.
Sure:
It appears, then, that the rule for attaining the third grade of clearness of apprehension is as follows: Consider what effects, that might conceivably have practical bearings, we conceive the object of our conception to have. Then, our conception of these effects is the whole of our conception of the object.
– C. S. Peirce
It can’t hold up in court. It ultimately does not matter whether someone is compelled to do evil, or chooses to do evil. Society must be protected in either case
I agree. But then I am a pragmatist, which tends to make people extremely mad
Keyboards don’t run like that. The keyboard itself does not know when a key is pressed. They poll the keys and send a message when they find one that is depressed
Only a pedant would make this claim
Some of us can’t use subtitles. I want to actually watch the cinematography and the actors. If text is on-screen I can’t not read it