That’s fair. Nebula, Patreon, and Floatplane are the three “streaming” subscriptions I keep because much of the money goes straight to the creative involved.
That’s fair. Nebula, Patreon, and Floatplane are the three “streaming” subscriptions I keep because much of the money goes straight to the creative involved.
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I spend LOTS of money on physical media. Like on the order of thousands per year. If a company doesn’t release their media physically, I figure they don’t want my money and just pirate it.
Is it standardized?
And honestly, it depicts a modern Ethernet network worse than the Apple icon does
Is there a standardized symbol for Ethernet? The only one on the Wikipedia page for Ethernet is Apple’s.
It would make sense that future medical enhancements would prolong lifespans significantly, especially given that (depending on the episode) they’ve cured things like the common cold and headaches.
Nearly all of my friends make less than $5k per month, and all of them have SSDs as the boot drive in their computer.
They now require a non-free Bitwarden SDK component. That’s what this whole conversation is about.
Isn’t Vaultwarden used with non-free Bitwarden clients?
They do some crawling themselves, but Archive Team (a third party group) does a lot of web archiving as well.
My most frequent use case of the IA in general is the Cover Art Archive, and I frequently upload cover art for albums to the CAA via MusicBrainz. That’s how I discovered the IA was down, when an upload failed.
What makes either of those decentralized?
There are only 2 current audio frameworks, right? PipeWire (most current, best compatibility from what I’ve seen) and PulseAudio (dominant for a long time but now being replaced by PipeWire)
I dunno, luddites like me aren’t impressed at it. We’re rolling our eyes at it.
That’s my understanding
They didn’t kill it where it was already running though.
Source: this comment posted through Google Fiber
Mercedes and BMW IIRC
Where’s “directory full of FLACs bought from Bandcamp and ripped from CDs”?
On Debian Testing or Unstable you don’t have to worry about that as much. Right now, I have rustc 1.80.1 from the Testing repo, just one version behind.
4*24=96, you’re probably paying exactly $100 over two years.