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> Once in a while it requires some manual intervention

that's what I meant by breaking

How often did the upgrade process broke? I've been using it for a few years and it broke a few times... but overall very happy.

sometimes I don't get English...

> When reading the original title, I had the impression that the company was going to be acquired by AA.

Same... at least they should put an S to aircraft... but then again maybe they hit the strict character limit...

> Waymo, the self-driving subsidiary of Google's parent company, stopped using the term "self-driving" in 2021, saying that misuse by other automakers [Tesla] was giving the public a false impression of its capabilities.

japan-dev.com requires javascript to show any text... I guess it makes sense since they want to show us that popup...

I don't like the unencrypted tracking ID that comes with QUIC (thanks Google)

So many companies think that the Taco Bell way is the wrong way and that cloud with a bunch of proprietary services is the only way.

I gained nothing by upgrading from Android 11 to Android 12... actually I don't like it as much. Hope 13 is better.

reminds me of NFTs... go Sony...

What if you take a picture of a modified picture?

That's great

Yeah it's been a while since I consulted a leggit HOWTO... I think that HOWTOs get created by volunteers all over the web nowadays.

billions of rows?

Blender is really nice but it isn't super easy to always get non-destructive/permanent modifications (but there might always be a way).

The only thing wrong is probably that spreadsheets can't handle huge amounts of data.

Do you know that there is about 33 intelligence agencies in the US alone?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3FC7qIAGZk&t=2m06s (coming from ex-CIA officer)

I just don't understand how this is considered money laundering... this is coin laundering and it isn't regulated, as far as I know. The people will still have to explain where the cash comes from when they convert coins to cash?

diameter I assume...

I just don't understand how this is considered money laundering... this is coin laundering and it isn't regulated, as far as I know. The people will still have to explain where the cash comes from when they convert coins to cash?

I'm still using a Pixel 3 with LineageOS on it. I just wish that I never upgraded to Android 12... Android 11 was a bit better. The main thing is the drop down icons were not so huge (Wi-Fi, Location, etc).

First they removed a lot of useful features from Firefox.

Then tell us we should implement them as an addon.

Then handicap addons. <- now

Then remove addons. <- future

Sounds a bit like "embrace, extend and extinguish"...

Note: I switched to Firefox when it came out because of addons...

I don't think that it is only available only on nightly anymore: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-use-collections-add...

The Firefox addon is called Old Reddit Redirect ... but there is also Redirector which is a more generic redirector, for any websites and patterns. But to be able to use them on Firefox Android, you have to use an addon collection.

> Unfortunately it's not compatible with newer Firefox android .

I'm using it on Firefox Android... Mozilla just made it hard to use most addons. You have to create an addon collection, add the extensions that you want to it, and then use that collection on Firefox Android: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-use-collections-add...

I think that they are doing this purely to hurt crypto. They keep adding new laws when they see an opportunity where crypto could become more useful... it's like a frog in a warming pot.

just put them all in ~/configs ... many apps still pollute ~/

> Vacant != abandoned.

Do you mean that we don't have enough vacant homes?

A service with throwaway numbers would be nice... a lot like https://www.emailnator.com/ does for email. But it would be even better if they wouldn't require a phone number or email.