Continuation of the call past that point is just implied consent.

I don’t think z87 are strong enough for rubber bullets, especially if they’re taking a direct shot like this. Looking around the internet you need to jump up to MIL-PRF-32432 for that.

It’s a self own on FedEx tbh. The drivers leave without really trying because they have to in order to keep their schedule and FedEx loses profit margin because their drivers have a bunch of fake stops on their route.

Completely unreasonable to need to walk people through this. It’s OK to say jellyfin can’t do remote access.

Doesn’t jellyfin just not do this at all? Like if you want to stream remotely you need to figure out a vpn solution to do it?

Most people’s international travel plans are usually months in advance. Dropping so quickly is actually surprising to me.

The CEO of brave is a homophobic bigot if that helps push anyone over the edge for changing their browser. It was the last straw for me.

Xbmc didn’t become plex. It’s still alive and kicking but rebranded to Kodi (mostly because it had little to do with xbox anymore) ages ago.

There’s no billboard on the car in the article. There’s likely a small sticker somewhere. This is a common practice by business owners so they can file their personal vehicle as a business expense and dodge some of their tax liability. Frankly it’s a pretty shitty practice.

It’s more that the newer models are going to need less compute to train and run them.

Isn’t LDAC made by sony?

Their interests are his interests, not ours.

Definitely not trying to say it’s a bad thing. We need more businesses like Costco.

But it’s not necessarily the career you set out to have.

Doubt it. Costco as a corporation has been very employee-friendly for a long time. I’ve heard Costco employees call the job a career killer because many who have aspirations for another career after they finish their degree (I’ve heard they have good education programs too) wind up working for Costco corporate because the pay and benefits are so good and Costco prefers to promote from within when possible.

With the expected costs of a web browser by the general public being $0, what company would want it that isn’t going to do that? Even Firefox survives off ad revenue. There is no “browser market”, there’s an ad market.

They used cheap to mean inexpensive and you’re using it to mean low quality. The price floor is by definition the most inexpensive items.

There are tons of chrome-based browsers out there. The real question is what would stop Google from just pivoting to Nickel, the new chromium based browser they launch 15 minutes after they sell off chrome?

In our current system we don’t really have a choice. FPTP basically ensures there will only be two viable candidates and they’ll come from the established parties.

On the other side of the spectrum packet loss is a key feature of some of the layers below tcp, like path-mtu discovery.