Formally proving trivial things help when proving non trivial things and sometimes the trivial thing turns out to be wrong.
A lot of sites have weight. Twitter sheds users every day but the large user count makes it attractive to public figures and if you want to follow that public figure you need to have twitter.
If it’s a private company that con do what it wants, like blocking political opponents, it should not be under safe harbor protections.
That’s the point in yelling about this. If Elon wants a private forum for him and his mates, he should also be fully responsible when his mates posts child porn on his servers.
Genies are magical, omnipotent beings. They are fully capable of existing in a universe with paradoxes. Guess who can’t do that? A pasty little nerd that think he is clever.
Signs are supposed to work for dense people or it’s a bad sign. I know the things you said and you know the things you said but the sign is for people that don’t know those things and for them it’s a shit sign.
That’s not what the sign says. If you have to add that much information on your own the sign is useless.
It feels like one of those where the people that have expertise enough to name new things are not experts in naming things.
Did you draw the heathcliff or did you luck into finding a heathcliff in that angle.
I stand corrected. If it indexed more services it would have been the best option.
This seems to be the best solution. It lets you select country and it even has all the local apps indexed.
Searching by language was locked behind a subscription which infuriated me but I guess subscribing to a service so that you can know what service you should subscribe to seems about right for 2024.
Very light weight solution but doesn’t seem to allow for selecting country so it’s probably america-centric.
Unfortunately they only seem to service English speaking countries and I am not in any of those. I guess they did smaller scope for better accuracy.
Thats what I do when I know what I want to watch but I don’t always know what I want, especially when trying to agree with a bunch of other people with different taste.
If we ignore the wife being a cunt, I wouldnt let my dad try to fix a toaster. Things that run on Transformers with lower voltage is free game but anything with parts that runs directly on main power is going in the trash* or a proper repairman.
*by trash I mean recycling station.
I’ll be sure to take your experience into account next time I fall on my ass.
Good for you, I guess?
It depends on where you live I guess. I live in Sweden and bike everywhere so I hit ice and go down at least once or twice every winter. It’s usually black ice in early winter where things look fine and nothing is sanded or salted yet and you hit a curve that is just glass.
Some neighborhoods don’t plow the local roads so that the cars just pack the snow and Polish it into an icerink. If you then add powdered snow so that it looks fine you can suddenly go down and slide several meters. In those situations you are a bit fucked because there isn’t enough traction to get up again and you have to turtle a bit until you find your footing.
Summer and spring is mostly fine tough with the exception of 2 collisions from other bikes and once when one of the pedals mechanically failed. This is over more than a decade tough so it sounds like it’s more than it is but it’s still more incidents than my brother have had while driving which is zero.
So that you can leave ads running on your computer while you go do other stuff? Doesn’t seem like a good deal for Google.