smeenz @ smeenz @lemmy.nz

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So if elon drops to being the 2nd richest man in the world, then he's all good to continue ?

Bow ties are cool

Sorry, WHO is waiting for the data ?

It may surprise you that outside of the US, the word is spelled 'jewellery' (three syllables)

I wish he was unpresidented

I've never heard of, nor played, any of those games (other than being superficially aware of the final fantasy series).

I guess I live under a rock.

Per the video, the usb-c connector on the cable has a chip that communicates the maximum current that it can safely pass. By plugging it into a lesser rated usb extension cable, that assertion is now wrong, potentially dangerously wrong if enough current is sent that the wires in the extension overheat.

Except for their own immigration, or that of their parents, grandparents etc.

He's already there, and we're living in it with him. This is the bad place.

Yes, it's bssid (the wifi mac address) which is collected by streetview cars as they pass by.

That's been Google's thing for decades now

The speed at which you are connected to the internet via your ISP is only part of the path to youtube's content servers. You could easily have a fast connection to an ISP with a congested uplink, you could be located a long way from the nearest google CDN, or that CDN could be overloaded.

It's time to charge your phone

His name is spelled Зеленський. Any conversion to English letters requires following a method of romanising Cyrillic letters. The most common method, which admittedly is used in Russia, is to represent the ий with just a single Y, but in Ukraine I believe it's more common to use two.

Nevertheless, people don't always use the same system, just as Chinese 北京 "Beijing" used to be written as Peking, due to the Romanisation system of the time.

With the current political climate, it's probably best to use the double Y spelling.

Already done, though it's a real person, not an AI

https://whatthefuckjusthappenedtoday.com/

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This light indicates that the left half of the vehicle is parked illegally.

That's the 32 bit timestamp

RFCs were being written back when line printers couldn't do either.

Probably a nod to the written style of RFC definitions, which have the word entirely in capital letters, as in... the implementation MUST do such and such, and SHOULD do this other thing. In this case, the relevant security standard(s)