fubarx @ fubarx @lemmy.ml

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If starting out: on web, Python and Typescript will take you far. On mobile, Swift and Kotlin. On Windows/Mac, C# and Swift. You're on your own for Linux desktop.

Every single person in my extended family. Viruses mutate. We're not idiots.

Really awkward Thanksgiving gathering, I imagine.

• Help coach a kid's sports league.
• Volunteer at the local library or senior home.
• Help clean roads / rivers / environment.
• Learn mixology and become a bartender at a local hangout.
• Pick up exercise/sports and look for others into it. Baseball, bowling, running, hunting, hiking, biking, flag football, etc.
• Tutor ESL.

There are lots of ways to connect with others without having to spend a lot of money. As long as you go in without an expectation of a specific outcome. Just go with the flow, be open to new experiences, and see what happens.

Grandmother died a while ago of this type of lung cancer. Be great if nobody else got it.

Dad goal unlocked.

OG ransomware attacks.

Translation (as near as I could figure out):

"Inexpensive PASGT (Personnel Armour System for Ground Troops) helmet with dyed, surplus camouflage cover and a used Yukon Gen1 Night Vision Goggle held on with GoPro parts (likely the curved attachment and maybe even the overhead clips), and an extra mount."

Definitely a case of: "if you have to ask, you don't want it."

Also, the Yukon Gen 1 seems to be discontinued (most of the reviews are 12+ years old) but new units run $2-5K.

Excellent domain name!

Obamas at the DNC Convention:

If the Kennedy campaign dropped out, Shanahan said she’d consider running for governor of California.

Is it a 'coup' where the 'deposed leader' shows up and actively praises his own replacement (who was literally his deputy)?

Why not just go all the way and call it a 'revolution?' Sheesh.

There are basic rules for coming up with these types of product subscriptions:

1. Is it something a large number of customers can't live without?
2. Is it something that costs money to support and continue developing? Subscriptions help defray that cost and loyal users are happy to keep it going.
3. Will the feature be actively used on a regular basis, going forward?

Now apply these to seat warmers, suspension adjustments, self-driving, or whatever else shows up in the future. If you don't hit all three, head back to the drawing board.

P.S.: This isn't limited to cars. It's equally true for any hardware product.

The best defense is a good offense.

Not everyone has a github account and can comment or vote there.

But, agree. Don't think any good will come from making votes public. Any pro/con should be measured against who it benefits. If it's mods or devs, there are always alternatives

If it's end-users, consider the edge-cases and the repercussions of malicious actors having access to those individual preferences.

Cloudflare just announced an AI Bot prevention system: https://blog.cloudflare.com/declaring-your-aindependence-block-ai-bots-scrapers-and-crawlers-with-a-single-click/

"Investors, don’t waste an economic crisis. Turn market or economic turbulence to your advantage."

https://archive.ph/j8GO0

What about the frunk? Might have to corkscrew them in a bit.

I hear you can stick a cooler in there too... good way to keep the organs fresh.

Runs the margarita blender in the cockpit.